Also known as troffers, these lights fit most standard drop-ceiling grids and are often used in offices, storage rooms, and other indoor spaces. Drop them into your recessed ceiling grid.

Style B lights have a sloped reflector to distribute light more evenly than flat panels for glare-free illumination. All meet UL standards for wet locations. They can be mounted directly to a solid ceiling with surface-mount hardware (sold separately). Those with an emergency backup battery meet UL 924, which means they’ll stay lit for 90 minutes if the power goes out.

Style C lights produce light from channels along the edge of a ceiling tile for a modern look. They direct some light upward, which reflects off of the ceiling tile to reduce glare and eye strain. They’re most effective when used with a white ceiling. To install, snap the light together to form a frame. The frame rests inside the grid, so you can reinstall the original ceiling tile inside it for a finished look.

IC-rated lights safely dissipate heat, so you can mount them directly against insulation.

Add an emergency backup battery to keep these fixtures lit for 90 minutes if the power goes out.

IP or NEMA rated, these lights have a sealed lens to keep dust and moisture out for protection against washdowns. All meet ETL or UL standards for wet locations.

Mount these lights to the ceiling with the included brackets.

Styles A-B have a wraparound lens that allows light to shine from the sides as well as the bottom. Lights with a backup battery stay illuminated for at least 90 minutes during a power outage in compliance with UL 924.

IP65 lights withstand light rinses.

Startle intruders and draw attention to activity in remote areas without access to power—these solar-powered lights shine bright when motion is detected. They charge during the day, and the battery lasts all night with typical activity. If triggered continuously, these lights reduce brightness to last six hours on a full charge. Rated for use in wet locations, they hold up in rain and humidity.

Mount these lights about 8 ft. high on exterior walls. For maximum sunlight exposure, place the solar panel on a roof or wall.

Hang these lights in garages and covered walkways to create a safe, well-lit path. They’re also known as canopy lights. All are either UL or ETL Listed for use in wet locations. Select a light appearance to match your existing lighting. If you’re not sure what temperature you need, choose a light with a selectable light appearance. You can adjust the temperature with a switch.

Fasten these lights to a ceiling or to an outlet box. Styles A-C can also be suspended like a pendant from conduit.

Styles B and D illuminate both the ceiling and the ground, so your space feels brighter and larger. When replacing older fixtures, use a mounting plate (sold separately) to cover any hole larger than the dimensions of the new fixture.

Lights with a light sensor automatically turn on in low light conditions. When adding a motion sensor to a light that doesn’t already have one, you’ll also need a remote (sold separately). Use the remote to set the motion sensor’s reach and adjust how much darkness triggers the light sensor.

Lights rated IP65 are sealed to keep out dust and driving rain.