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.

With more surface area than round bay lights, these fixtures produce softer light with less glare. Use them to replace old fluorescent lights and illuminate large, open areas with high ceilings. Rated for use in damp locations, these lights withstand humidity and moisture.

Styles B-D have thermally protected drivers and larger heat sinks than other bay lights, so they’ll last longer at higher temperatures. Their LEDs have a consistent color temperature, which helps maintain a uniform appearance across multiple lights.

Style D direct some light upward to reduce glare and improve visual comfort. They’re most effective when used with a white ceiling. These lights can be mounted in several ways to fit your space—suspension, ceiling, hook, and conduit mounting hardware is all sold separately.