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Commercial Lighting Systems for Contractors & Engineers

Specification-grade fixtures and documentation support—aligned to lumen output, glare control, controls compatibility, voltage range, and environmental ratings.

DLC Premium options · UL 924 life-safety · IP65 exterior ratings · 120–480V input · 0–10V dimming

Quotes · Photometrics · Submittals · Closeout Documentation — Team-Backed Support

Commercial Ceiling Lighting

Ceiling-mounted luminaires specified for interior commercial spaces where uniform illumination, glare control, and serviceable installation are required. Fixtures are organized by mounting method and optical distribution so lighting performance aligns with ceiling construction, operating hours, and control system integration.
LED panel lights providing uniform illumination in a commercial office with a suspended ceiling grid

LED Panel Lights

Commercial Industrial Lighting

Luminaires specified for facilities with higher mounting heights, extended operating hours, and maintenance access constraints. Fixtures are selected based on distribution pattern, lumen output, environmental protection, and electrical compatibility to support safe and consistent illumination in working environments.
Linear LED high bay lights illuminating a commercial warehouse with uniform, high-output lighting for safe and efficient operations

LED High Bay Lights

Commercial Site Lighting

Exterior luminaires specified to provide visibility, orientation, and security across outdoor commercial property. Fixtures are organized by mounting location and distribution pattern so coverage, spill control, and durability match site layout and nighttime operating conditions.
LED area lights illuminating a commercial parking lot at night with uniform light distribution for visibility and site safety

LED Area Lights

Exit & Emergency Lighting

Life-safety luminaires and control devices specified to maintain required egress illumination during loss of normal power. Equipment is selected based on code compliance, circuit configuration, and fixture compatibility so emergency operation matches the installed lighting system.
LED panel lights operating on emergency backup drivers illuminating a commercial office during a power outage

LED Emergency Backup Drivers

LED Lamps & Retrofit Light Sources

Replacement light sources specified to upgrade existing fixtures while retaining installed housings and wiring layouts. Lamps are selected by base type, operating voltage, and optical output so performance improves without altering mounting infrastructure.
LED CFL retrofit lamps illuminating an upscale commercial hotel corridor with wall-mounted sconces and uniform ambient lighting

LED CFL Retrofit Bulbs

Built for Continuous-Operation Facilities

Stars and Stripes Lighting supports projects where lighting is part of operations infrastructure rather than décor. Product selection, documentation, and verification are structured around operating hours, maintenance access, electrical constraints, and inspection requirements common to commercial and industrial facilities.

Commercial Lighting by Application Environment

Commercial lighting is specified by operating environment, not fixture shape. The categories below group luminaires by application conditions, mounting constraints, operating hours, and maintenance requirements so system selection aligns with real-world performance expectations before procurement.
LED factory lighting illuminating a large commercial manufacturing facility with high ceilings, production lines, and uniform overhead light

LED Factory Lighting

How Commercial Projects Move Faster

Commercial lighting projects slow down when configuration, documentation, and delivery expectations are introduced late. The workflow below outlines the typical sequence used to keep specification, approval, and installation aligned.

Commercial lighting specification workflow showing Select, Verify, Document, and Closeout steps for project-ready LED fixture decisions.
Standard project sequence: establish fixture family, confirm configuration and controls compatibility, then prepare submittal and closeout documentation aligned to the installed condition.

Engineering & Compliance Reference Guides

Commercial interior spaces lit with ceiling-mounted LED panels, troffers, recessed downlights, and linear fixtures for offices and corridors.

Ceiling Lighting Specification Guide

Warehouse interior illuminated by high bay lighting showing uniform floor coverage, proper mounting height, and beam angle distribution.

High Bay Lighting Specification Guide

Commercial outdoor lighting system illuminating a parking lot, canopy, and building exterior using LED area lights, wall packs, and flood lighting.

Commercial Site Lighting Specification Guide

Commercial corridor with illuminated exit signage and emergency lighting providing life-safety illumination during power loss.

Exit & Emergency Lighting Specification Guide

Specification Verification Checks

Before submittal release, fixture configuration and certification details are reviewed to confirm the installed condition will match approved documentation and inspection expectations.

Infographic of commercial lighting verification signals including DLC, UL or ETL listing, UL 924 egress, IP and IK durability, 0–10V controls readiness, and voltage and surge checks.
Typical verification checks performed during submittal preparation, including certification alignment, control compatibility, and electrical configuration confirmation.

Technical Bulletins & Field Notes

Comparison of marine-grade and standard powder-coated lighting finishes, showing corrosion failure in coastal environments versus anti-corrosive protection.

Marine-Grade Finishes: Why Standard Powder Coating Fails in Coastal Environments and When to Specify Anti-Corrosive Systems

Supported Manufacturers & Product Lines

Commercial lighting performance depends on consistent driver platforms, optical distributions, certification documentation, and long-term availability. The manufacturers below represent supported product families used within project workflows where configuration consistency and documentation traceability are required.
Engineered Products Company EPCO temporary LED lighting used on an active commercial construction site

EPCO