Commercial lighting includes LED panels, downlights, emergency lighting, exit signs, and task lighting. Commercial lighting must comply with energy efficiency regulations, provide appropriate illuminance levels, and include emergency lighting where required. LED lighting is preferred for energy efficiency and long lifespan.

Commercial lighting must comply with UK energy efficiency regulations, including minimum efficacy requirements (lumens per watt). LED lighting is preferred for energy efficiency, typically achieving 80-100+ lumens per watt. Emergency lighting must also meet energy efficiency standards while providing required illumination levels. Regular maintenance and upgrades help maintain efficiency.

Commercial lighting should be inspected and maintained regularly. Visual inspections should be monthly, with professional maintenance annually. LED lighting requires less maintenance than traditional lighting but still needs regular cleaning and inspection. Emergency lighting requires monthly functional tests and annual full duration tests as per BS 5266. Keep maintenance records for compliance.