LED Wraparound Lights

LED Wraparound Fixtures are engineered for low-clearance areas that require high-output illumination without the harsh glare of exposed diodes. Featuring frosted acrylic or prismatic lenses, these surface-mount fixtures diffuse light in a wide arc, illuminating both floors and vertical wall surfaces to eliminate shadows in tight spaces.

Our collection focuses on low-profile, maintenance-free solutions that replace legacy two-lamp fluorescent wraps. With field-selectable wattage and CCT-selectable technology, these fixtures allow for on-site customization of light levels and color temperature. They are the primary choice for stairwells, utility corridors, and storage rooms where a clean, finished look is required alongside industrial-grade durability and 0-10V dimming compatibility. For guidance on layout, diffuser selection, and performance in low-clearance environments, refer to the LED wraparound lighting guide for commercial spaces.

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LED wraparound lights illuminating a commercial office hallway with continuous, uniform corridor lighting

Lighting Design, Layout, and Specification Resources

  • Commercial Lighting Specification & Buying Guides

    Commercial lighting systems are specified based on task requirements, mounting conditions, distribution control, and code compliance. Fixture selection must align with layout planning, electrical coordination, and long-term performance expectations across the application.

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  • Commercial lighting layout diagram showing fixture spacing, uniform light distribution, and photometric planning for warehouse and industrial environments

    Lighting Layout, Spacing, and Performance

    Fixture selection alone does not determine lighting performance; layout, spacing, mounting height, and optical distribution control how light reaches the task plane, and improper spacing or distribution can create glare, dark zones, or uneven coverage even when lumen output appears sufficient.

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