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Light fixtures for warehouses, shops, offices, parking areas and building exteriors. This section includes LED high bay and low bay fixtures, troffers and flat panels, strip and wraparound fixtures, vapor-tight fixtures for wet or dusty areas, wall packs, flood and area lights, exit signs and emergency lights, and retrofit kits.

What to check before you order

  • Mounting height and area. High bays suit tall ceilings in warehouses and plants. Strips and troffers suit standard ceilings.
  • Location rating. Fixtures must be listed for the environment: dry, damp or wet. Hazardous locations need fixtures rated for that classification.
  • Voltage. Confirm the fixture's input voltage matches your building circuit.
  • Controls. Look for dimming, motion sensors or photocells if you want to cut energy use.
  • Exit and emergency lights. Your local code and fire official set the requirements. Test them on the schedule the code requires.
  • Installation. Fixture installation and wiring should be done by a qualified electrician according to local code.

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Common questions

What is the difference between damp location and wet location fixtures?

Damp location fixtures handle moisture and condensation but not direct water, such as under covered entries or in coolers. Wet location fixtures can take direct rain, spray or washdown. Check the fixture's listing label, and install it only where the rating matches.

What is the difference between high bay and low bay lights?

High bay fixtures are built for tall ceilings, roughly 20 ft and up, and use optics that push light down from that height. Low bay fixtures suit lower ceilings, roughly 12 to 20 ft, and spread light wider. A lighting layout from the manufacturer or a designer confirms spacing and output.

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