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Outdoor lighting scopes usually pull from at least three fixture categories. A commercial site retrofit might need area fixtures on poles covering the parking field, flood fixtures mounted on the building structure, and wall fixtures at entry points and egress locations. When those come from different product families, the takeoff has more line items, the submittal touches multiple product lines, and the install crew works with different mounting Read more

The LCFG Series is built for commercial interiors where decorative pendants survive real coordination, procurement, and turnover conditions. In hospitality, restaurant, lobby, and mixed-use projects, globe pendants rarely stay confined to one space type. The same fixture family often ends up spanning reception areas, dining zones, corridors, lounges, and amenity spaces where finish consistency and mounting alignment become more important than the Read more

On most commercial projects, cylinder fixtures do not stay where the reflected ceiling plan puts them. Ceiling conditions shift, layouts get adjusted after MEP coordination, and finish schedules change late in the job. The CMCSR Series is a square, rounded-corner architectural cylinder built for that reality, with multiple sizes, selectable CCT, and dual dimming compatibility, so field alignment does not require a fixture-family swap during value Read more

The LCEU Series is built for hospitality, lounge, retail, and reception spaces where decorative lighting stays exposed after turnover. In these projects, the fixture becomes part of the ceiling layout, finish package, and final walkthrough at the same time. Suspension height, glare, dimming response, and finish consistency all become visible once the space is energized. Unlike decorative pendants that create harsh direct brightness or inconsisten Read more

Flush mount fixtures like the FLT Series are built for projects where clean surface-mounted lighting has to work within existing ceiling conditions, limited rough-in flexibility, and fast turnover schedules. Corridors, stairwells, multifamily common areas, hospitality back-of-house, and renovation packages all create the same problem: the ceiling condition is already deciding the fixture before procurement starts. The value is not appearance. It Read more

We're excited to announce the latest Sunlite Featured DCO Specials, offering limited-time pricing on selected lighting products that are ready to ship. These deals are available now with immediate stock, but the special prices are only locked in while supplies last through May 8. If you're planning upcoming installs, service calls, or restocking commonly used fixtures, this is a great opportunity to secure Sunlite products at competitive pricing Read more

Lighting a high-end residence is not the same as lighting a commercial office, the tolerances are tighter, the owner's expectations are higher, and the finish quality of every fixture gets scrutinized up close. Architects and interior designers specify the vision. General contractors and electrical contractors are the ones who execute it, coordinate submittals, manage voltage requirements across zones, and make sure everything installs clean the Read more

Bulbrite is now available at RelightDepot, giving contractors, facility teams, property managers, and hospitality operators a single line that covers standard replacements, hard-to-find legacy lamps, decorative Edison-style products, and portable fixtures. That matters on projects where sourcing is the real issue, especially when existing conditions do not match what is on the drawings. Instead of splitting lamp sourcing across multiple manufactu Read more

High-output PAR38 LED lamps are used on projects where relamping needs to stay flexible without expanding SKUs. This type of lamp combines multiple lumen packages, color temperatures, and beam spreads into one unit, allowing adjustments to happen on-site instead of through reordering. It fits applications where existing PAR38 fixtures remain in place and only the lamp changes. Instead of carrying separate lamps for 25° and 40° beams, mult Read more

Exit and emergency lighting are included in the life safety scope of most commercial electrical plans. By the time electrical contractors are working from the drawings, fixture types and locations are already defined in the plans. The real questions tend to be practical ones. How will the fixtures mount to the existing ceiling or wall? What battery system will support the required emergency runtime? Are the units readily available to keep the pro Read more