Electrical

Switches Wall switches for lighting and electrical control

Dimmer Dimmers for adjustable lighting control

Occupancy Sensors Motion sensors for automatic lighting control

Receptacles and USB Outlets Electrical outlets with USB charging

Pop-Up Power Receptacles Retractable outlets for counters and workspaces

Angled Power Strips Low-profile power for under-cabinet installations

Recessed Housings Housings for compatible recessed downlights

LED Drivers & Battery Back-Ups Power supplies and emergency backup for LED fixtures

Ceiling Fans Indoor ceiling fans for comfort and airflow

Fan Controls Wall controls for ceiling fans

Timer Switches Programmable timers for lights and devices

Wallplates & Jacks Wall plates and connection jacks

Boxes and Covers Electrical boxes and protective covers

Fixture Hangers Hardware for hanging light fixtures

Sockets Lamp sockets and light bulb holders

Outdoor Low Voltage Transformers Power supplies for low-voltage landscape lighting

Photocells & Outdoor Sensors Dusk-to-dawn and outdoor lighting controls

Low Voltage Wire Wire for low-voltage lighting systems

LED Surge Protectors Protect LED fixtures from electrical surges

Doorbells and Night Lights Doorbells and indoor night lighting

Electric Vehicle Chargers EV chargers for home and commercial use

At PROLIGHTING, we aim to be your single source for light fixtures, LED bulbs, and electrical supplies. In addition to big-ticket lighting necessities, we carry a complete line of accessories and components that are needed to install your PROLIGHTING purchase or enhance lighting products you already own. Homeowners and contractors alike are sure to find the products needed to complete most residential and light to medium commercial lighting applications. Put the finishing touches on a kitchen remodel with the popular Angled Power Strips from Task Lighting. Task’s angled strips and lighted power strips are the perfect addition to any kitchen — providing customized hidden power without cutting into backsplashes and cabinetry. Choose from a variety of styles, lengths, and finishes. Shop our line of Oxygen Lighting ceiling fans — the only ceiling fans we sell exclusively at PROLIGHTING. Designed for indoor and outdoor use, Oxygen’s ceiling fans coordinate with optional LED light kits (sold separately) to provide energy efficient illumination. From there, browse sleek fan controls by Lutron — just one of many products we carry by the lighting control experts. Here you’ll also find dimmers, switches, occupancy sensors, receptacles and USB charging outlets, wallplates and jacks, and more — from Lutron, Legrand, and other manufacturers. Contractors will appreciate our selection of LED drivers and battery back-ups, commercial fixture hangers, timers and photocells, and more. At PROLIGHTING, we monitor the industry closely to bring you products that offer the best solutions. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Our skilled team is here to offer assistance for any lighting project. Contact us today.

Electrical FAQs

PROLIGHTING carries switches, dimmers, occupancy sensors, receptacles and USB outlets, pop-up receptacles, angled power strips, LED drivers, battery backups, fan controls, timers, wallplates, boxes, fixture hangers, transformers, low-voltage wire, photocells, surge protectors, and EV chargers.

Match the dimmer to the LED lamp or driver's control method, voltage, and minimum and maximum load. Phase-cut, 0–10V, low-voltage, and smart controls are not automatically interchangeable. Manufacturer compatibility information is the safest starting point.

A switch provides basic on-and-off control, while a dimmer adjusts the output of compatible lighting. A fan control regulates a compatible motor's speed. A standard lighting dimmer should not be used to control a ceiling fan unless it is specifically rated for that purpose.

An occupancy sensor can turn lights on automatically when someone enters and off after the space is vacant. A vacancy sensor normally requires manual-on operation but turns the lights off automatically. Available sensor technologies and coverage patterns should be matched to the room.

Some controls require a neutral connection and others are designed to work without one. Requirements vary by product, load type, wiring configuration, and smart-control features, so check the wiring diagram before choosing a device.

Standard and USB receptacles work well for wall installations. Pop-up receptacles provide accessible power that can retract into a work surface, while angled power strips can conceal multiple outlets beneath cabinets. Confirm code, location, circuit, GFCI/AFCI, tamper-resistance, and countertop requirements.

Determine whether the LED product requires constant voltage or constant current, and then match the required output voltage, current, wattage, and dimming protocol. Add the connected load carefully and stay within the driver manufacturer's operating limits.

A standard driver powers the LED during normal operation. An emergency battery backup provides limited emergency illumination during a power outage. The battery, driver, fixture, test switch, and charging system must be compatible and installed according to applicable emergency-lighting requirements.

Match the transformer's input and output voltage to the lighting system, total the connected wattage, and account for wire gauge, cable length, voltage drop, controls, and environmental rating. Multi-tap transformers can help compensate for voltage drop on longer cable runs.

A photocell responds to daylight, a timer follows a programmed schedule, and a motion sensor responds to detected activity. The right option depends on whether the goal is dusk-to-dawn operation, scheduled control, security, or energy savings.

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