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Specialized in Commercial & Industrial Excellence
We have strategically transitioned our focus to serve the Commercial and Industrial lighting sectors exclusively. By moving away from residential lighting, we have dedicated our inventory and expertise to high-output, professional-grade LED solutions engineered for durability and performance.
Our mission is to provide contractors and facility managers with DLC-listed, high-efficacy fixtures that meet the rigorous demands of modern workspaces. From high-bay warehouse systems to precision-engineered LED Shop and Garage lighting, we offer the technical support and Tier-1 products required to maximize energy savings, ensure code compliance, and enhance operational safety.
Compliance & Specification Guides for Commercial Lighting Projects
Exit & Emergency Lighting Buying Guide (2026 Compliance)
Life-safety lighting decisions directly impact inspection outcomes, occupant safety, and long-term liability. This guide breaks down exit signs, emergency lighting units, battery backup requirements, testing considerations, and code-driven placement so systems are specified correctly from day one.
Commercial Site Lighting Buying Guide
Exterior lighting must balance visibility, glare control, light trespass limits, and municipal compliance. This guide explains how optics, mounting height, distribution type, and fixture selection affect site safety, dark-sky requirements, and long-term performance across parking lots, walkways, canopies, and building perimeters.
High Bay Lighting Specification Guide
High bay lighting performance depends on matching lumen output, beam angle, and mounting height to floor-level tasks. This guide walks through fixture selection, spacing, and layout considerations to achieve uniform illumination, reduce glare, and support safe, efficient operations in warehouses, gyms, and industrial facilities.
Ceiling Lighting Specification Guide
Ceiling-mounted lighting influences visual comfort, uniformity, and energy performance in commercial interiors. This guide covers panel lights, troffers, downlights, and layout strategies to help teams specify ceiling lighting systems that meet task needs, spacing requirements, and code-driven efficiency standards.
Editorial Standards & Technical Verification
This site is built for commercial procurement and project execution. We prioritize configuration accuracy, controls compatibility, and installation constraints so teams can reduce revisions and move from selection to submittals with fewer surprises.
What we verify in our guides and specifications
- Electrical + controls behavior: voltage alignment, driver behavior, dimming protocol fit (0–10V, phase, control intent), and common field failure points.
- Photometric performance: lumen output context, distribution tradeoffs, glare risk vs mounting height, and layout factors that affect uniformity.
- Environment + durability fit: wet/damp exposure, IP/IK considerations, thermal constraints, and corrosion risk where applicable.
- Documentation readiness: the details required for quotes, photometrics, submittals, and closeout so projects stay inspection-ready.
Editorial note: This knowledge base is written and maintained by our commercial lighting team—not auto-generated.
Each guide is reviewed against manufacturer documentation (spec sheets, control/dimming notes, and application ratings) and updated when configuration options or compliance requirements change.
- Verification inputs: spec sheets, installation notes, IES files (when available), and published ratings (UL/ETL, DLC, IP/IK, wet/damp).
- Accountability: See something off? Email support@starsandstripeslighting.com with the SKU + page link and we’ll correct it.
Reviewed by: Brandon Waldrop, Lead Commercial Lighting Specialist • Commercial Project Support
Compliance Signals We Verify