E2 Lighting International Inc Highlights Commercial Industrial Outdoor Lighting Range
Oct 29, 2026
The company outlines its LED fixture range for commercial indoor and outdoor lighting applications.
Grapevine, Texas, United States, October 29, 2026 -- E2 Lighting International Inc, a lighting manufacturer and distributor based in Grapevine, Texas, is highlighting its range of LED fixtures for commercial properties and work areas. The range covers indoor and outdoor lighting needs across many types of commercial spaces.
The company offers UFO high bay lights, panel lights, LED strip linear fixtures, LED floodlights, LED shoebox parking fixtures, LED tri-proof fixtures, and full-cutoff and non-cutoff LED wall packs. These fixtures serve different lighting needs in spaces such as warehouses, factories, parking lots, roadways, sports arenas, schools, hospitals, and commercial buildings.
Its commercial industrial outdoor lighting range includes fixtures for industrial yards, parks, plazas, municipal buildings, parking areas, and other outdoor spaces. LED floodlights use a fin-type heat sink for heat dissipation, while shoebox parking fixtures have adjustable installation angles. Tri-proof fixtures can withstand harsh working environments.
Indoor fixtures address other lighting needs. UFO high bay lights are suitable for high-ceiling spaces, including factories, warehouses, airports, schools, hospitals, shopping malls, and retail stores. Panel lights provide evenly distributed light and come in dimming and non-dimming options. LED strip linear fixtures are lightweight and provide uniform light distribution.
As a commercial & industrial LED lighting company in Texas, the business also provides full-cutoff and non-cutoff wall packs. These fixtures are used around garages, commercial buildings, educational institutions, and hospitals. Full-cutoff wall packs have no uplight, while non-cutoff models provide forward throw and downlight to the ground.
LED lighting provides more lumens per watt than traditional lighting options. The website also states that many indoor and outdoor products are recognized by utility programs in the United States. Listed standards and certifications include UL and ETL, Energy Star, California Title 24, RoHS compliance, and DLC Premium listing.
Commercial LED lighting products carry a five-year warranty against manufacturing defects. The warranty covers defects related to materials and workmanship, including light output, color stability, fixture finish, and driver performance.
About the company: Founded in 2013, the company manufactures and distributes lighting products for residential, commercial, and specialty lighting needs. Its offerings include indoor and outdoor LED fixtures, emergency battery backup products, smart lighting controls and sensors, and adaptors and mounts.
Contact Info:
Name: Michael Kwong
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Organization: E2 Lighting International Inc.
Address: 756 Port America Place, Suite 815, Grapevine, TX 76051
Phone: (469) 638-3592
Website: https://e2lightingusa.com/
Release ID: 89207851
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