Interior LED lighting upgrades improve visibility, comfort, and efficiency in offices, classrooms, corridors, restrooms, and other indoor spaces. These solutions reduce operating costs, modernize appearance, and support better productivity and well-being for occupants.
Interior LED lighting involves replacing or redesigning lighting systems inside your facility using energy-efficient, long-lasting LED fixtures. Unlike exterior or specialty systems, these solutions focus on:
Task lighting for desks and classrooms
General ambient lighting for offices, corridors, and restrooms
Accent lighting for display areas or hospitality spaces
Specialty lighting for high-bay interiors, stairwells, or elevators
Interior LED projects can be:
1-for-1 retrofits (e.g., LED tubes or troffer kits)
New fixture installations for better uniformity and appearance
Integrated with controls like occupancy sensors or daylight harvesting
Code-compliant with lighting power density (LPD) or automatic shutoff requirements
Key Benefits:
Cut lighting-related energy use by 50–75%
Improve light quality, uniformity, and color rendering (CRI)
Enhance occupant comfort and reduce eye strain
Support productivity and learning environments
Reduce maintenance with long-life fixtures
Enable lighting controls for additional savings
Improve aesthetics and visual consistency
LED interior lighting replaces traditional fluorescent, halogen, or incandescent fixtures with efficient, low-maintenance alternatives. Options include:
Linear LED fixtures for offices, classrooms, and hallways
Downlights or troffers with dimmable and color-tuning features
High-bays or strip lighting for large interior spaces
Task and undercabinet lighting for workstations or kitchens
Control integration with sensors, dimmers, or building automation systems
These upgrades can be installed with minimal disruption to daily operations.
Interior LED systems reduce energy consumption in several ways:
Lower wattage per fixture without sacrificing brightness
Optional occupancy sensors and daylight harvesting
Reduced cooling loads by producing less heat
Longer lifespan means fewer replacements and lower maintenance labor
Combined, these factors yield fast payback and ongoing energy savings.
Offices, K–12 and higher education, healthcare facilities, libraries, government buildings, corridors, restrooms, and any space with fluorescent or legacy interior lighting systems.
Facility Lighting Review – Inventory current fixtures and light levels
Design Consultation – Recommend fixture types and layout changes (if needed)
Control Strategy (Optional) – Add sensors or dimming to maximize savings
Product Selection – Choose fixtures based on application and code
Installation – Phased or after-hours install for minimal disruption
Incentive Support – Apply for utility rebates to lower project cost
Interior lighting upgrades often qualify for:
Prescriptive utility rebates
Small business lighting programs
On-bill financing
Lighting-as-a-Service options
Bundled packages with HVAC or envelope upgrades
Many projects are payback-neutral or cash-flow positive, especially in facilities with long lighting hours.
Modern LED lighting enhances comfort, saves energy, and creates a more professional interior environment. Let us help you select the right fixtures and maximize your utility incentives.
