Suspend lights from ceilings with exposed joists or uneven surfaces.

Use hardware with chain to suspend narrow strip lights that have mounting holes up to 5 in. apart. Loop the chain over your ceiling joist, slide both ends onto the V-hooks, and attach the hooks to your fixture.

Use hardware with wire rope to suspend lights that have built-in spots for the hooks, such as linear bay or washdown ceiling lights. Attach the hooks to your fixture and pull the wire sling over your ceiling joist. Once your light is at the right height, secure it with the wire rope clamps—no tools required. The wire rope is long enough to hang your light on a sloped ceiling.

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.

Brighten loading docks and trailers—these lights swing out from the wall and tilt to direct light where it’s needed. They have a standard three-prong plug, so you won’t have to wire them. Rated for use in damp environments, these lights withstand humidity and moisture.

Styles A-C are compatible with standard household screw-in LED bulbs (not included). They have a zinc-plated steel guard to protect the bulb. Screw in a PAR38 LED with 5° beam angle bulb for focused light that illuminates the full length of docked trailers. These bulbs are designed to withstand jostling and frequent movement.

Styles D and E have built-in LEDs which shine sharp, focused light that is ideal for spot lighting inside trailers on loading docks.

Add a fan to circulate air and cool your trailer. With three speed settings, you can set your preferred airflow. Fans for Style B, C, and E lights come with a splitter cable, so you can power the light and the fan on the same circuit.

Replacement light heads come with a steel guard to protect the lens. Steel heads are stronger and more durable than plastic heads. Plastic heads don’t heat up as much as steel heads and won’t dent as easily.