Create recessed can lights by pairing a housing with a light. These lights fit into ceiling cutouts to provide directed, ambient lighting so they’re often used in indoor spaces such as offices and lobbies, or for decorative lighting. Rated for use in damp locations, these lights withstand humidity and moisture.

Lights have built-in LEDs, which last longer, are more efficient, and generate less heat than other technologies. Clips on the sides hold the light in a housing.

Baffle-reflector lights minimize glare and soften the light. Smooth-reflector lights focus light down.

Install screw-in base lights using the screw-in base converter.

Lights with a hardwire connection have three switches for adjusting their brightness and light appearance.

Warm light highlights yellow tones similarly to incandescent bulbs. Neutral light is often used in offices and retail stores. Cool light is best for performing detailed tasks and inspections.

Link these lights together to create different shapes with a sleek look. Also known as slot lights, they’re often found hung from, mounted to, or recessed into ceilings in offices and cafeterias. Any shape you form will be lit up continuously because the L, tee, and X connectors (sold separately) light up. Straight connectors (sold separately) link two lights together from the inside. There’s no need for tools for any connections. Remove the end panels, push together the electrical cables, and snap the light in place. You can link up to 32 feet of lights together with a single power connection. These lights include all necessary hardware for mounting.

Choose between a warm or neutral light appearance on the power supply to match existing lights. Each LED is inspected to make sure there are no visible differences in temperature and brightness, so you can combine multiple lights within the same space.

Suspension lights can send up to half their light upward to reduce glare, prevent eye strain, and make your space appear larger. Use them against a white ceiling for the best effect.

Illuminate steps to reduce the risk of tripping or falling, especially at night or in poorly lit areas. They mount flush with your wall or step, so they won’t get snagged or bumped. A glass lens protects the LEDs from dust and damage. UL listed for wet locations, these lights are sealed to keep out humidity as well as dripping and splashed liquids.

Mount these lights in a standard 1-gang outlet box (not included) with the included mounting bracket.

Install wall-mount lights alongside the step. Install step-mount lights on the riser of the step.

Create ambient and accent lighting with these sleek, modern lights that shine above, below, and around themselves. With a color rendering index (CRI) of 90, these lights make colors look natural and vibrant. Their lens is smooth and frosted to evenly disperse light. All are dimmable. ETL listed for use in damp locations, these lights withstand humidity and moisture.

Styles A and B are often used in restrooms and above mirrors. They’re also known as vanity lights.

Style C are our brightest option—they’re often used in stairwells and hallways. Unlike other styles, you can adjust how much light they send upward. They’re DLC (DesignLight Consortium) listed, so they’ve been tested to confirm their energy efficiency.

You can adjust their brightness and light appearance. Warm light highlights yellow tones similar to incandescent bulbs. Neutral light is often used in offices. Cool light highlights white and blue tones for high visibility.

Illuminate areas that need frequent cleaning, such as food processing lines, with long rows of lights. Rated IP65, these lights have a sealed lens and liquid-tight end caps that protect them from low-pressure washdowns and dust. They also meet NSF/ANSI 2 for splash zones, so they’re safe to use in food areas with splashing liquid. These lights won’t shatter and contaminate your area—with a durable polycarbonate lens, they’re rated IK08 for impact resistance. Adjust the light appearance and brightness with the included remote.

When creating a run of lights, you’ll need connectors between the lights and a power cable. The connectors don’t require any wiring—just remove the end cap and insert the connector. Cable connectors let you space out the lights. In this setup, you’ll need a power cable for every 24 lights at 120V AC. Butt connectors join lights together end-to-end for a continuous row of light. You’ll need a power cable for every 30 4-ft. long lights, or 40 2-ft. and 3-ft. long lights at 120V AC.

Mount these lights to the ceiling with the included brackets. Add mounting hardware to suspend your lights from the ceiling. It includes stainless steel wire rope and connectors.

To control the lights automatically when people enter and exit the area, set them up with motion sensors. The sensors are sealed against washdowns. You’ll need a sensor for every 15 lights. Remote-controlled sensors are operated with a remote control that’s sold separately—one remote will work for multiple sensors. Bluetooth sensors connect to a free app. In the app, you can program and control lights to work in sync or independently.

Also known as sconces, these lights are a stylish choice for ambient and accent lighting in hallways and entryways. They’re UL or ETL listed for wet locations, so you can install them outdoors—rain and humidity won’t be a problem. And thanks to their sensor, you can set them to turn on at dusk and off at dawn. All can send light in multiple directions. Sending light upward makes your space feel larger. Adjust the light appearance and brightness with the switch on the power supply.

Style A can focus all their light up or down, or send half their light in both directions. To achieve the lighting effect you want, adjust the beam width. Rated IP65, these lights are sealed against low-pressure washdowns.

Style B send light up and down.

Style C have two light heads you can twist separately to send light up, down, forward, or against the wall.

Mount these lights flush with ceilings in wet locations—all are sealed to keep out humidity and dripping, splashing, and falling liquids. Unlike recessed can lights, which require a separate housing, these fit directly into a cutout in your ceiling and are held in place by springs. With built-in LEDs, these lights last longer, are more efficient, and generate less heat than other light technologies. Use the switch on the power supply to choose between warm, cool, or neutral light—no more mismatched lights. All have passed strict U.S. and Canadian safety standards.

Also known as wall packs, these lights mount to exterior walls and ceilings. With built-in LEDs, they last longer, are more efficient, and generate less heat than other technologies. They can be hardwired to operate on any of the voltages listed. All have a prismatic lens that disperses light evenly.

Lights with a cool light appearance highlight white/blue tones creating good visibility at night.

Style A and D lights can be set to cool, neutral, or warm color appearances.

Ceiling-mount lights are also known as canopy lights.

Lights with a photocell switch on/off automatically when they detect the presence or absence of light.

Guide pedestrians and drivers at night with lighting that defines paths and driveways. These lights produce ambient illumination without the glare of overhead lights. To prevent dark spots, space them no more than 20 ft. apart. Select from three brightness levels and a warm, neutral, or cool light appearance. Rated IP65, these lights are sealed to block out dust and moisture, such as from sprinklers and weather.

You’ll need to run power underground to these lights. To make sure they’re secure, install the included anchor bolts into fresh concrete or 3/8" dia. concrete wedge anchors (not included) into existing concrete.