Linear
Wall
Lights
Wall-mounted linear task and accent lighting with smart controls and advanced features.
Modern Linear Wall Lights Made for Commercial and Residential Use
Alcon Lighting’s collection of architectural linear wall lighting offers style, performance and versatility. With practical features like RGBW color tuning, emergency battery backup and dimming, these products are ideal for commercial and hospitality interiors
- Accent lighting in halls and corridors for added security and improved wayfinding
- High CRI vanity, closet, dressing room and art lights for superior color rendering
- Rotational tube lights that direct light as needed for optimal illumination
Bulk pricing is available for commercial projects. Architects and designers can get reduced pricing through Alcon Lighting’s TradePro service program.
Applications and use
AARMY | West Hollywood, CA
Linear wall lights line the Hall of Champions, energizing gym members as they enter the fitness area.
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HBHQ Office & Podcast Studios | Fort Worth, TX
Linear wall wash lighting hidden behind wood millwork highlights textures on a tiled kitchen wall.
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The Commune | Austin, TX
High CRI linear lighting affords superior color rendering for artists and designers while they work.
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Yes. Dimming is a standard feature for most products featured on this page. Please refer to the specification sheet for more information on the dimming driver options available for each fixture.
Yes. Many fixtures featured on this page provide uplighting and downlighting. Alcon Lighting also has a wall light that affords uplighting without downlighting.
Yes, linear wall lights can be mounted vertically or horizontally. They are designed to be versatile and adaptable, allowing for flexible installation options based on a project’s lighting requirements and design preferences. You can vertically mount a fixture to create an accent wall—or mount the light horizontally to provide task lighting.
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The right color temperature for linear wall lighting depends on the application and desired ambiance.
- Warm white lighting (2700K to 3000K) creates a soft, relaxing atmosphere ideal for accent lighting in hospitality interiors, halls and corridors.
- Neutral white lighting (3500K) provides good visibility while maintaining an inviting atmosphere—ideal for dressing rooms and vanity lights to provide sufficient illumination without appearing harsh.
- Bright white lighting (4000K to 5000K) provides cool, crisp light that most closely resembles daylight. It’s suitable for applications that require enhanced visibility, such as task lighting over office desks and studio drafting tables.
High CRI (Color Rendering Index) is important in dressing room and vanity lights because it accurately represents true object colors, including clothing, makeup and accessories. Having accurate color rendering is crucial in spaces where individuals need to assess appearance and make precise color choices.
Dressing room and vanity lights with high CRI values (typically above 90) ensure that colors appear vibrant, true to life and consistent with how they look under natural daylight.
Rotatable linear tube lights feature a swivel mechanism inside the fixture which allows the tube to rotate within the housing, providing adjustable lighting angles. Users can direct light to suit lighting needs by rotating the tube, offering versatility and adaptability in various applications.
Fixture rotation ranges from 120° to 360°. Check the specification sheet to the range of each product.
Finding Linear Wall Lights to Meet Product Requirements
Alcon Lighting makes it easy to find lights to meet project requirements, such as wet location and IP ratings for industrial kitchens or products made and/or assembled in the USA for government contracts.
Use the Qualifications filter at the top of this page or any product category page to narrow search results by product certifications. You can also call to consult with an Alcon Lighting sales consultant for a complimentary layout consultation.
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