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Commercial lighting refers to lighting for non-residential application or any space designated for commercial application and use. Commercial-grade lighting denotes products built with features, such as, increased durability, vandal-resistance, Bluetooth Mesh systems, WiFi, daylight harvesting and color-tunable controls.

Architects choose lighting with features and options that can be customized to meet the varied needs of the occupants and design goals of a space. These customizable, often assembled-to-order, lights are referred to as specification-grade.

Lighting specifications abound for commercial applications. Creating an intelligent, practical and principled design strategy can lead to a healthier, happier and more productive occupant experience.

Architectural lighting design serves and enhances certain architectural elements to foster, establish or emphasize a building’s aesthetic, history and purpose—its ethos.

Architectural lighting can be similar but is not exactly the same as lighting design. The former’s focus is with architecture. The latter’s consideration is often ergonomic or functional — any aspect which improves one’s ability to live, work, function, relax or play — to make sure light is optimally used and distributed.

Architectural lighting is the intersection of art (architecture), design and technology (lighting).

Yes. Alcon Lighting sells products directly to wholesale distributors, resellers and end users.  Alcon Lighting’s pricing is designed to protect its distributors while affording end users clear and competitive pricing so they may accurately budget for their projects.

Although many of our lighting products are made in the U.S. or assembled in the U.S., some are imported. Please refer to our website product pages or specification sheets for the respective labels. You may also confirm by calling to speak with one of our lighting sales consultants.

Architects, Designers, Electricians, and Contractors. Please visit our trade page for more information.

Lighting distributors, please visit our distributor page.

Yes. Electrical wholesalers, lighting, furniture, home improvement and hardware stores qualify for distributor net pricing. If you are a reseller, please fill out an application.

The lead time is the time it takes to fabricate, assemble and prepare and order for shipment. Lead time is the time between the receipt of an order and shipment.

Note: we cannot guarantee lead times. Occasional backorder of components (i.e., LED drivers, diodes and/or other electrical components) may lead to assembly delays. Be assured, Alcon Lighting is 100 percent committed to meeting and/or exceeding lead time estimates.