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RAB XDIM Universal Dimmer – 300W LED/CFL – 500W Incandescent/Halogen/ELV – 400VA MLV – 120V – White Finish -
RAB PIR40B Occupancy Sensor – IP66 Rated – Black Finish – For H17 and RBAY17 LED High Bay Lights – 12V -
RAB MVS50 Motion Sensor – IP65 Rated – For H17 and RBAY17 LED High Bay Lights – 12V -
RAB MVS20 Microwave Motion Sensor – IP65 – Indoor Rated – Max 6m Mounting Height – 12V -
RAB PIR-S Sensor with Photocell for HID Lamps – 15VDC -
RAB MVS20B Microwave Motion Sensor – IP65 – Indoor Rated – Max 6m Mounting Height – Black Finish – 12V -
RAB RLB-MVS Microwave Occupancy Sensor for Retrofit Light Bar – Max Mounting Height 6 Meters -
RAB PIR20B Sensor – Maximum 6 Meter Mounting Height – IP66 Rated – Indoor Use – Black Finish – 12V -
RAB MW-S Microwave Sensor with Photocell for HID Lamps – 15VDC -
RAB MVS50B Motion Sensor – IP65 Rated – Black Finish – For H17 and RBAY17 LED High Bay Lights – 12V -
RAB PIR40 Occupancy Sensor – IP66 Rated – For H17 and RBAY17 LED High Bay Lights – 12V -
RAB PIR20 Sensor – Maximum 6 Meter Mounting Height – IP66 Rated – Indoor Use – 12V -
RAB SPIR-S Sensor for HID Lamps – 15VDC -
RAB SMW-S Microwave Sensor for HID Lamps – 15VDC -
RAB BOAE-PIR PIR Sensor Module – White Finish -
RAB BOAE-MVS/B Microwave Motion Sensor Module – Black Finish -
RAB BOAE-PIR/S PIR Sensor Module – Silver Finish -
RAB BOAE-PIR/B PIR Sensor Module – Black Finish -
RAB BOAE-MVS/S Microwave Motion Sensor Module – Silver Finish -
RAB BOAE-LCBS/S Lightcloud Blue PIR Sensor Module – Silver Finish -
RAB BOAE-LCBS/B Lightcloud Blue PIR Sensor Module – Black Finish
Collection: Lighting Controls
Smarter Buildings Begin with Smarter Lighting Decisions
Great lighting systems don't just illuminate a space—they intelligently adapt to how that space is used. Since 1996, Commercial Lighting Supply has helped contractors, facility managers, and businesses improve efficiency with specification-grade lighting controls designed for commercial and industrial applications. Our collection includes occupancy sensors, photocells, dimmers, wireless controls, emergency control devices, and intelligent lighting solutions that enhance comfort, reduce energy consumption, and simplify facility management.
The Intelligence Behind Modern Commercial Lighting
Commercial lighting has evolved far beyond simple on-and-off switches. Today's facilities rely on intelligent lighting controls that automatically respond to occupancy, available daylight, operating schedules, and user preferences to create environments that are more efficient, comfortable, and easier to manage. Whether controlling a single office or coordinating lighting across an entire commercial campus, modern control systems help buildings operate smarter while supporting long-term energy performance and dependable everyday operation.
Designed for Every Layer of Commercial Lighting Control
Lighting controls work together to create responsive systems that adapt to the way buildings function throughout the day. From individual fixtures to complete building-wide lighting strategies, these technologies provide contractors, engineers, architects, and facility managers with greater flexibility while improving operational efficiency.
Automatic Occupancy Control
Occupancy sensors automatically manage lighting in offices, classrooms, conference rooms, warehouses, healthcare facilities, and commercial spaces by responding to building activity as it changes throughout the day.
Exterior Lighting Automation
Photocells and related outdoor controls automatically operate parking lot lighting, wall packs, roadway fixtures, perimeter lighting, and site lighting from dusk until dawn without manual intervention.
Daylight Harvesting & Energy Optimization
Daylight sensors help commercial buildings take advantage of available sunlight by automatically adjusting compatible lighting systems to maintain comfortable illumination while reducing unnecessary energy use.
User-Controlled Lighting
Dimmers, wireless controls, programmable systems, and application-specific lighting controls allow occupants and facility managers to tailor lighting levels for changing activities, visual comfort, and operational requirements.
Why Intelligent Lighting Controls Matter
Lighting controls influence far more than electrical consumption. They improve how buildings function, simplify facility management, enhance occupant experiences, and help maximize the performance of modern LED lighting systems.
Improve Operational Efficiency
Automatically controlling lighting based on occupancy, daylight availability, or programmed schedules helps buildings operate more efficiently with less manual intervention.
Support Long-Term Energy Management
Intelligent controls help reduce unnecessary lighting operation while supporting sustainability initiatives and lowering operating costs across commercial facilities.
Create Better Occupant Experiences
Responsive lighting systems improve comfort by delivering illumination that adapts to changing activities, environmental conditions, and user preferences throughout the day.
Prepare Buildings for the Future
Modern lighting controls provide the flexibility to support evolving technologies, advanced LED systems, and intelligent building management strategies as commercial facilities continue to grow and change.
Building Smarter Spaces One Control at a Time
Every intelligent commercial lighting system begins with selecting the right controls for the application. Whether improving a single room or modernizing an entire facility, lighting controls help transform static lighting into responsive systems that enhance efficiency, improve occupant comfort, and simplify long-term building management. Commercial Lighting Supply offers specification-grade lighting controls engineered to help professionals build smarter, more dependable commercial environments.
The Right Lighting Controls Don't Just Save Energy—They Make Every Fixture Smarter.
Modern Buildings Demand More Than an On and Off Switch
What are commercial lighting controls?
Commercial lighting controls manage when, where, and how lighting operates throughout a building. These systems include occupancy sensors, vacancy sensors, photocells, daylight harvesting controls, dimmers, timers, wireless lighting controls, and networked lighting management platforms that improve efficiency while enhancing occupant comfort.
Choose Controls That Match the Space
How do I choose the right lighting controls?
The ideal control strategy depends on the application, occupancy patterns, available daylight, fixture compatibility, and project goals. Warehouses, offices, classrooms, healthcare facilities, parking garages, and outdoor spaces often require different control solutions to maximize both performance and energy savings.
Every Control Has a Different Purpose
What's the difference between occupancy sensors, photocells, and dimmers?
Occupancy sensors automatically operate lighting based on movement or presence, photocells respond to changing daylight conditions, and dimmers allow users to adjust light levels manually or automatically. Many commercial lighting systems combine multiple control technologies to improve efficiency while maintaining consistent illumination.
Energy Savings Start with Smarter Automation
Why are lighting controls important for commercial buildings?
Lighting controls help reduce unnecessary operating hours, lower utility costs, extend fixture life, and improve occupant comfort. By delivering light only when and where it's needed, modern control systems support more efficient building operation without sacrificing performance.
Compatibility Should Never Be an Afterthought
Will lighting controls work with any LED fixture?
Not every control is compatible with every fixture or LED driver. Before specifying controls, verify voltage, dimming protocol, driver compatibility, communication requirements, and manufacturer recommendations to ensure dependable system performance.
Wireless Technology Continues to Change Commercial Lighting
Are wireless lighting controls a good choice?
Wireless lighting controls simplify installation, reduce wiring requirements, and make future system adjustments easier. Many commercial facilities use wireless control platforms to manage scheduling, occupancy, daylight harvesting, energy reporting, and remote monitoring from a centralized interface.
The Best Control Strategy Is Planned Before Installation
What should I look for in a commercial lighting control system?
Look for dependable compatibility, flexible programming, scalable system design, energy-saving features, reliable communication, manufacturer support, and long-term serviceability. A well-designed lighting control system should adapt as the building's needs change over time.
Smarter Buildings Begin with Better Lighting Decisions
What should I consider before specifying commercial lighting controls?
Consider fixture compatibility, occupancy patterns, daylight availability, control strategy, wiring requirements, expansion capability, maintenance, and long-term operating costs before selecting a system. The right lighting controls improve efficiency, simplify facility management, and help maximize the performance of every connected fixture.
Need Help Choosing?
Get Help Selecting Lighting Controls
Selecting lighting controls begins with identifying the appropriate control strategy, occupancy sensing, daylight harvesting, scheduling, dimming compatibility, and system integration. Our commercial lighting specialists can help compare lighting control solutions that improve efficiency, flexibility, and code compliance.
Visit our Knoxville headquarters or contact our team for expert assistance. Commercial Lighting Supply has proudly served contractors, facility managers, electricians, businesses, and property owners since 1996 while shipping commercial lighting products nationwide.
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Compare occupancy sensors, photocells, dimmers, PIR sensors, microwave sensors, and daylight sensors.
Occupancy Sensors
Occupancy sensors automatically control lighting based on room occupancy to improve energy efficiency, reduce operating costs, and extend fixture life. Explore wall, ceiling, and fixture-mounted sensors designed for offices, classrooms, restrooms, warehouses, and other occupied spaces.
Photocells
Photocells automatically control outdoor lighting by turning fixtures on at dusk and off at dawn to improve efficiency and reduce energy consumption. Explore reliable photocells designed for commercial, industrial, and residential lighting applications.
Dimmers
Dimmers provide precise lighting control while reducing energy usage and extending the life of compatible LED lighting systems. Explore LED dimmers designed for commercial buildings, offices, hospitality spaces, and residential applications.
PIR Sensors
PIR sensors detect motion using passive infrared technology to automatically control lighting in commercial buildings, warehouses, offices, restrooms, and outdoor spaces. Explore dependable PIR sensors designed to improve energy efficiency and occupant convenience.
Microwave Sensors
Microwave sensors use advanced motion detection technology to automatically control lighting through non-metallic materials in commercial, industrial, and warehouse environments. Explore high-performance microwave sensors designed for reliable occupancy detection.
Daylight Sensors
Daylight sensors automatically adjust or control lighting based on available natural light to reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency in commercial and industrial facilities. Explore dependable daylight sensors designed for intelligent lighting control.