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.

Lights with two heads can also be set to turn on at dusk and run continuously for up to six hours, even if no motion is detected. They include a stake for installing the solar panel in the ground.

Also known as drip caps, these lights have a rounded housing that diverts rain and snow away from your doorframe. Mount them above entrances to light the way and keep water from trickling inside.

Choose 43 5/16" lg. lights for single doors.

Choose the 78 3/4" lg. lights for double doors.

Brighten chemical plants, refineries, and other facilities where flammable and combustible gases, dust, or fibers may be present in the event of a leak or ventilation failure. These lights are rated for use in NEC Class I, II, and III, Division 2 hazardous locations.

Also known as jelly jar lights, they have a heat-resistant polycarbonate or tempered glass lens. They also have a protective guard. They're rated IP66 and NEMA 4X for protection from washdowns, dust, and corrosion. They’re also CSA certified to meet North American safety standards.

Choose lights with a built-in LED bulb for energy efficiency. The bulb generates less heat than incandescent bulbs and lasts longer. Their frosted lens evenly disperses light and reduces glare. Lights for incandescent bulbs have a socket for a screw-in bulb (not included).

Fastener-mount lights have holes for permanent ceiling or wall installation.

The enclosure on these jelly jar lights contains explosions, sparks, and flashes. These lights are safe to use in NEC Class I, II, and III, Division 1 hazardous locations. Certified to a T4 (275° F) or T5 (212° F) temperature classification, their surface stays cool enough to avoid igniting flammable material. They are also ETL and C-ETL listed to meet safety standards in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. All lights are hardwired and mount with fasteners (not included). Lights for incandescent bulbs are rated NEMA 4X for protection from washdowns and dust. Designed to resist corrosion from salt water, they’re also UL marine listed.

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.

Often used in stairwells and hallways, these lights save energy by only turning on when they sense movement. Once movement stops, they’ll dim or turn off completely—choose your preference with the controls in front. You can also adjust the light duration and sensor range. These lights are DLC (DesignLight Consortium) listed, so they’ve been tested to confirm their energy efficiency.

Choose between a neutral or cool light appearance on the LED driver to match existing lights. To minimize glare, the frosted lens disperses light evenly. It’s also made of polycarbonate to resist impact.

All are UL listed to resist humidity and moisture, so they’ll work in damp locations. Lights with a backup battery shine a 1,000 lumen light for 90 minutes if the power goes out.

Customize these lights to label doors or areas of a building. They’ll display up to four letters and numbers horizontally, or two vertically. The lens is made of polycarbonate to resist impact. ETL listed for wet locations, these lights are sealed to keep out humidity and dripping, splashing, and falling liquids.

Mount these lights directly to a wall with the included hardware.

Wire these lights end-to-end to create long rows that brighten indoor workspaces such as offices and workshops. To connect them, remove the lens and knockouts on each light, then feed the included wires with push-in connectors through the knockouts—no complex wiring needed. A frosted lens evenly disperses light and reduces some glare. Use the external switch to adjust brightness and choose between neutral and cool light.

Mount these lights to your ceiling or wall with the included hardware. A bracket connects the ends to keep the row in a straight line. To suspend them, hang them from chain (not included) with the included V-hooks. You can also add suspension hardware (sold separately), which includes two wire rope slings with hooks and two wire rope clamps. You can adjust the length and tighten the clamps without any tools.

Lights made outside of the U.S. are UL listed to withstand humidity and moisture in damp locations. Add either of the controllers (both sold separately) to sync multiple of these lights together. They form a secure Bluetooth network when you place any two controllers within 100 ft. of each other. Use the free app on your smartphone or tablet to program when lights turn on and off and how they respond to sensors. Controllers with a motion and light sensor automatically adjust lighting based on occupancy and natural light.

Lights made in the U.S. can connect to an emergency backup battery (sold separately) to keep lights shining for at least 90 minutes if the power goes out.

Create long rows of lights in indoor workspaces without having to hardwire one unit to another. Connectors affix these lights to each other—choose a butt connector for an uninterrupted row or a cable connector to space them apart (both sold separately). All mount directly to the ceiling or wall. They require a power cord (sold separately).

Style A lights have adjustable brightness and light appearance, so you can match your existing lighting. They come with v-hooks, so you can add your own chain to suspend them. Add suspension hardware or mounting brackets (both sold separately) for a polished look.

Lights with a motion/light sensor turn on when they detect movement and turn off after a set period to reduce energy costs. They automatically dim the light when there is adequate daylight. They can control up to 10 connected lights. Add a remote control to adjust other settings, such as how long lights stay on after detecting motion or how much daylight will cause them to dim. Lights with a backup battery meet UL 924, which means they'll keep shining for at least 90 minutes if the power goes out.

Also known as jelly jar lights, these lights are sealed to keep out humidity and dripping, splashing, and falling liquids. All are UL listed for wet locations. These lights have a heat-resistant lens. For impact protection, they have either a guard or a polycarbonate lens.

Lights with built-in LEDs have a frosted glass lens that reduces glare and protects against dust, damage, and scratches. They cast a neutral light often found in workspaces.

Lights for LED bulbs work with medium (standard household) screw-in base LED bulbs. Their tempered glass lens withstands impact better than a standard glass lens. However, the lens is clear, so it can create glare.

Retrofit kits convert existing fixtures to LED and eliminate the need for bulb changes. Remove your existing bulb, screw the adapter into the existing socket, and thread the new light into the housing—no tools required. You can discard the existing lens and guard. With a cool light appearance, they highlight white and blue tones for spaces that require high visibility.

Tough enough for offshore rigs and seafaring vessels—yet less than half the height of typical jelly jar lights. Built with a thick aluminum housing and a tough polycarbonate lens, these lights withstand hard impact without a guard. Rated IP66 and UL marine listed, these lights seal out water and resist the corrosive effects of salt water. They even meet ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) requirements for use on docks and ships.

A frosted lens evenly disperses light and reduces glare. Add a colored lens (sold separately) to use these lights as an indicator.

For wall-mount lights, use conduit or a cord grip (not included).

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.

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.