UK-made commercial LED panel lighting for suspended ceiling grids, offices, classrooms and refurbishment projects. The range includes 595 x 595 mm panels, low-glare UGR<19 options, edge-lit and back-lit formats, DALI, Casambi, sensors and emergency variants.
Modular LED panels, edge-lit formats, direct / indirect office panels and compact panel-format luminaires, grouped by size, glare control, controls and emergency options.
Aurora is a low-glare 600x600 LED panel powered by Philips, designed for schools, offices and LG7-style commercial spaces requiring UGR<19 visual comfort. Performance data includes 50,000 hour life (L90/F10), efficacies up to 134.7 lm/W and wireless, DALI, sensor and emergency options.
Edge-Lite is a edge-lit UGR19 600x600 LED panel with UGR<19 performance, Philips LED technology and uniform low-glare illumination for education and commercial interiors.
Lucid is a LG7-certified recessed 600x600 LED panel with Tridonic technology, UGR<19 performance, LG7-certified glare control and output up to 3900 lm on LUCID.004 for offices, schools and healthcare environments.
Luminate is a direct indirect LED panel with a microprism diffuser, LG7-focused low-glare versions, Touch+DALI, Casambi and emergency options, with tunable white available as a custom configuration.
Natura is an IP54 LED panel light with a 244 x 244 mm bezel and a 220 x 220 mm cut-out for commercial ceiling applications where a square aperture is required.
Include the ceiling format, output target, glare requirement, control method and emergency requirement for panel range quotation information.
Office and education panel schedules are usually defined by ceiling module, glare target, diffuser classification, lumen package, driver and emergency provision.
Aurora, Edge-Lite, Lucid and Luminate cover the main modular LED panel formats for standard ceiling-grid projects, with slim edge-lit, back-lit and direct / indirect options. Natura covers compact panel-format applications where a smaller 244 x 244 mm luminaire is required.
Aurora, Edge-Lite, Lucid and Luminate include UGR<19 low-glare options for office, education and LG7-style commercial spaces. Aurora also lists a self-extinguishing TP(a) diffuser for projects where diffuser classification is part of the panel specification.
Edge-Lite is listed up to 4,700 lm, Lucid up to 3,900 lm, Luminate standard outputs run from 3,025 lm to 5,100 lm, and Natura is listed up to 2,225 lm. Philips-powered and Tridonic platform options are available on selected ranges.
Selected ranges can be specified with TouchDIM, Touch+DALI, DALI / SwitchDIM / DSI, Casambi wireless control, MasterConnect and sensor options. Emergency options include 3-hour emergency, self-test and DALI emergency variants where listed for the selected base model.
LED panel luminaires suit repeated ceiling modules, modular room layouts and commercial refurbishment work where even illumination, low glare, maintenance access and control gear need to be selected as part of the same ceiling package.
Offices and VDU spaces UGR<19 and low-glare LED panels support office lighting schemes where open-plan workstations, meeting rooms and VDU areas need a calm ceiling grid.
Classrooms and education refits Ceiling-grid panels give classrooms and education spaces a repeatable commercial luminaire format for corridor, teaching-room and support-area refurbishment.
Controls and sensor-led areas DALI, SwitchDIM, Casambi, MasterConnect and sensor options should be separated by driver and control requirement before quotation. See commercial lighting controls for the control-method differences.
Emergency panel variants Emergency, self-test and DALI emergency options can be reviewed with the selected base panel where those variants are listed.
Commercial LED panel lighting is usually selected around the ceiling system first: 595 x 595 LED panels for common exposed grids, compact panel-format luminaires for smaller layouts, and specialist custom configuration where the ceiling cassette, clip-in system or access detail is non-standard.
After the module is known, the important choices are diffuser type, UGR requirement, lumen output, colour temperature, driver, dimming method, sensor strategy, emergency provision and any mounting accessories. Keeping those details together avoids comparing a basic flat panel with a low-glare office panel, a direct / indirect panel or a control-ready emergency version as if they were the same product.
For upgrade projects, LED panels are often used to replace traditional lighting in suspended ceilings while keeping a familiar grid layout. Installation checks should cover panel size, ceiling support, driver position, emergency indicator position, maintenance access and whether warm white, neutral white or cool white is the right colour temperature for the space.
LED panels are usually the right format where a suspended ceiling grid needs a broad, even light source. Commercial downlights suit smaller apertures and more focused layouts, while linear lighting is often better where continuous rows, circulation routes or architectural lines are part of the scheme.
For commercial LED panel lighting, the ceiling module, diffuser assembly, driver position and emergency/control gear should be considered as one specification. The same panel format can change significantly once DALI, Casambi, sensor, emergency or custom ceiling requirements are added.
This is especially important on recessed ceiling projects where the panel size, support detail and maintenance access need to work with the ceiling system rather than sit as a separate product choice.
Standard panel ranges suit many exposed-grid ceilings, but clip-in, hook-on, concealed and acoustic metal ceiling systems need the ceiling module, access method and support detail checked with the luminaire selection.
Aurora, Lucid and Edge-Lite are listed options where the SAS 150 concealed T-frame mount is suitable.
Aurora, Lucid, Edge-Lite and Luminate suit matching 600 x 600 lay-in or exposed T-grid ceiling work.
SAS 120, 170, 200 / 205, 320, 330 and specialist Armstrong ceilings need a project-configured panel review.
Useful checks for ceiling-grid LED panel lighting, office panel upgrades and commercial refurbishment schedules.
LED panel lights are a practical choice for suspended ceiling grids where the project needs broad, even illumination, low visual clutter and repeatable luminaire positions across offices, classrooms and shared commercial areas.
Office LED panels should be selected by ceiling module, UGR requirement, lumen output, colour temperature, diffuser type and control method. Low-glare UGR<19 panels are usually the starting point for VDU areas.
Yes, where the panel is supplied with the correct driver and controls. DALI, SwitchDIM, Casambi, sensor and other control options need to be separated by wiring, driver and commissioning requirement.
LED panel lights can be an energy-efficient replacement for older fluorescent or traditional lighting, provided the output, diffuser and controls are selected for the room rather than chosen on wattage alone.
Commercial ceiling-grid projects often use 595 x 595 LED panels for 600 x 600 exposed grid ceilings. Smaller panel-format luminaires and specialist ceiling modules need the ceiling system checked against the product range.
Warm white can suit softer hospitality or breakout areas, while neutral white and cool white are more common in offices, education spaces and task-led commercial rooms. The final choice should sit with the application and finish palette.
Panels depend on the ceiling system, module size, diffuser quality and maintenance access. A poorly matched panel can create glare, uneven appearance or access issues, especially in clip-in, concealed or specialist metal ceilings.
Accessories depend on the ceiling and control method. Typical checks include suspension or surface kits, emergency packs, sensors, DALI or wireless control gear, and custom configuration for non-standard ceilings.
Yes, selected panel ranges can be prepared for smart lighting control using the right driver and control gear. Casambi, DALI, sensors and emergency testing arrangements should be specified as separate control requirements.
Room type, ceiling format, output target, control method and emergency notes support commercial LED panel quotation information.
