LED Warehouse Lighting
Book a free assessment and find out what high bay LED lights could do for your warehouse’s visibility and energy bill.
Built for Ceilings Standard Fixtures Aren’t
A 30-foot ceiling doesn’t light itself the same way an 8-foot office does. High bay LED lights are engineered to throw light down evenly across wide aisles and open floor space, holding output at heights that leave older fixtures dim and yellowed long before they actually fail.
What We Do
Every service below accounts for what makes a warehouse different: extreme ceiling height, narrow aisles, and operations that rarely stop.
Assessments
A free walkthrough covers the full floor plan, aisle by aisle, documenting fixture height, spacing, and where forklift and racking areas need dedicated coverage.
Installations
High-mast lifts and crews used to working at warehouse ceiling heights get the job done without shutting down operations floor by floor.
Retrofits
LED warehouse lighting replaces old metal-halide and HID high bays at a one-to-one or better output, without the slow warm-up time or the yellowing older fixtures develop.
Maintenance & Repair
Warehouse lighting repair gets handled fast, since a dead high bay over an active aisle is a visibility and safety issue for anyone operating equipment below it.
Controls
Motion sensors bring aisle lighting to full output only when it’s occupied, since most warehouses don’t need every aisle lit at full power around the clock.
Case Study
How AB’s Hawaii Distribution Facility Cut Its Lighting Costs
Anheuser-Busch Sales of Hawaii is the kind of large-scale distribution facility this work is built for.
The Problem
Rising energy costs were squeezing operating expenses at Anheuser-Busch’s Hawaii distribution facility, made worse by some of the highest power costs in the country and steep labor and materials costs on the islands.
The Solution
Through our Shared Savings Program, old inefficient lighting systems were replaced with new, high-output LED fixtures built for the facility’s ceiling height, at no upfront cost.
The Results
The $150,300 project delivered $66,906 in annual energy savings, a payback period of just under 30 months. Anheuser-Busch is projected to save about $670,000 over the next 10 years, and lighting levels increased across the board, in some cases by more than 65%.
Fixtures Built for Warehouse Ceilings
Depending on ceiling height and layout, that typically includes:
High Bay LED Lights
LED Warehouse Lights
Aisle and Racking Lighting
Dock Door and Loading Area Lighting
Motion Sensors and Occupancy Controls
FAQs About Our LED Warehouse Lighting
What’s the difference between high bay and low bay lighting?
High bay fixtures are built for ceilings above roughly 20 feet, with an output and beam angle designed to reach the floor evenly from that height. Lower ceilings typically use standard LED fixtures instead.
Can work happen without shutting down warehouse operations?
In most cases, yes. Installation gets phased section by section, so most of the warehouse stays operational throughout the project.
How fast can you respond to a warehouse lighting repair?
Response times depend on your location and the scope of the issue, and your specific timeline gets confirmed when you reach out.
