Residential & Living Spaces
What are you
lighting?
Start with the space.
Choose the application that looks most like your project. Keep scrolling to turn that idea into system requirements and compatible product choices for what your space actually needs.
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Kitchen & Cabinetry
Task lighting with a clean finish.
Under-cabinet, toe-kick, shelf, and work-surface lighting.
Living Spaces
Comfortable light for everyday rooms.
Ambient, accent, and integrated lighting for shared spaces.
Cove & Indirect Lighting
Continuous light without visible fixtures.
Soft illumination built into ceilings, walls, and details.
Shelving & Displays
Highlight objects, materials, and details.
Integrated lighting for shelves, cases, niches, and built-ins.
Bedrooms
Layered lighting with softer output.
Indirect, headboard, closet, and ambient residential lighting.
Stairs & Hallways
Guidance and architectural detail.
Low-profile lighting for circulation areas and transitions.
Integrated LED lighting can provide task light, soften architectural
surfaces, or highlight the details already built into the room.
Under-Cabinet & Task
Light the work surface without exposing the source.
Useful for task lighting, shelving, toe-integrated cabinetry, and other built-in details.
Built-In & Rescessed
Build indirect light into the architecture.
Light the space with a reflected uniform and softer light illumination for ceilings, walls, and recessed details.
Accents & NICHE
Highlight what matters.
Illuminate a specific display area for objects, alcove, finishes, artwork, and built-in storage.
Residential Products
Residential Lighting Solutions
Choose lighting, power and control, or start with a preconfigured kit when the project fits a supported kit path.
Lighting
Residential LED Lighting
Explore LED strip lighting for task, accent, ambient, cabinetry, shelving, cove, and other integrated residential applications.
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Power & Control
Residential Power & Control
Match lighting voltage, connected load, dimming method, control architecture, and installation requirements to the power system.
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Simpler Starting Point
Residential Lighting Kits
Start with preconfigured lighting, power, and control combinations when the project fits a supported kit path.
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Plan Before You Choose
Requirements Drive the Design.
Start with the requirements before choosing individual components.
01 / Requirements
Plan the space and runs.
Define the application, layout, run lengths, zones, light requirements, and installation conditions.
System Planning Guide →02 / Lighting
Choose the light.
Compare voltage, color temperature, output, strip construction, and environmental requirements.
LED Strip Buying Guide →03 / Power
Size the power system.
Match voltage and connected load while allowing appropriate capacity for the planned lighting system.
Power & Driver Guide →04 / Control
Decide how it will be controlled.
Identify the dimming or control method and make sure each affected component is compatible with that path.
Dimming & Controls →
Planning is not physical connection order.
Use the planning process to establish system requirements first.
The actual location of controls and other components depends on
the control method and system architecture.
Installation & Support
When you’re ready to build it.
Use our helpful guides and resources as the project moves from planning to the finished system.
Installation
Installation Guide
Prepare, mount, connect, test, and finish the LED lighting system.
Installation Guide →Connections
Wiring & Connections
Understand runs, connections, wire paths, polarity, and the relationships between system components.
Wiring Guide →Printable References
Project Resources
Keep product references, planning materials, and downloadable project information close by.
Resource Downloads →Troubleshooting
Something not working?
Trace common power, connection, brightness, dimming, lighting, and installation problems.
Troubleshooting Guide →Choose Your Path
Use as much guidance as you need.
Build with a guided tool, learn the system yourself, or reach out for project assistance.
Guided Tools
Build with guidance.
Choose the builder that best fits the project and work through the requirements in a guided path.
Choose a Builder →Learn It Yourself
Understand the system.
Learn how lighting, power, controls, wiring, and installation requirements work together.
Start with the System Guide →Project Assistance
Ask us for help.
Tell us what you are lighting, where it is being installed, and how you want the finished system to work.
Get Project Assistance →How the System Connects
Physical system relationships
AC Power
→
Control*
→
LED Driver / Power Supply
→
Wiring / Connections
→
LED Lighting
*Control location depends on the control method and system architecture.
This diagram shows physical system relationships, not a required
product-selection order.
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Lighting for a different space?
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Commercial & Functional Spaces
Reliable lighting for daily operation.
Retail, hospitality, offices, displays, shared spaces, and commercial environments.
Architectural & Integrated Lighting
Lighting built into the architecture.
Linear lighting for coves, millwork, shelving, cabinetry, and built-in details.
Outdoor & Wet Location
Lighting for exposed environments.
Exterior and moisture-exposed applications where environmental protection matters.
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