A lighting designer is a technical expert with a high degree of lighting equipment product knowledge and advanced training in photometric calculations and software design.  Your lighting designer takes the raw data that pertains to your facility and industry type and uses advanced software platforms to calculate necessary lighting levels and render three-dimensional models of your proposed lighting system.

This allows you to actually experience what a new industrial lighting system would offer you before actually buying the equipment.  You can both purchase the design and have a local contractor source your equipment; or you can buy the equipment from us and pay your contractor for the labor.

Because this is a discipline that requires a multitude of skills, it is very important that you look for a lighting designer who has considerable experience in the arena of commercial lighting.  Let case history be your guide here.  On our site, for example, you will find many previous projects in the form of case that give you an exact snapshot of what we have done for previous clients.   This level of precision evidences the skills we have mastered in the creation of turnkey commercial lighting systems for our clients.

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Special training is also needed to complete the skill set of the lighting designer.  Universities do not offer a degree in industrial lighting design per se, so there are no formal credentials by which to gauge designer knowledge.  However, a good lighting designer already has some kind of training in interior architectural design or electrical design.  Knowledge of building interiors and how they are wired is critical to ultimately understanding how light will disperse within a structure of a given type.

It is also essential that the lighting design specialist be a problem solver by nature.  After all, an organization seeks out such a specialist because they have problems that need to be solved.  The designer must think in terms of solutions that are generated by in-depth consultation with the client and analysis of facility data.

Software training is the last vital component of the lighting designer’s skill set.  Design software is very complex and requires a high level of study and expertise to master. 

With this training and skill, the skilled lighting designer should then be able to take an overhead plan of your building and AutoCAD representation of your current lighting system and generate photometric layouts and models using the design software.  He or she can then customized the system based upon your answers to key questions about the nature of your business and the intentions of your corporate development.

If you work with RLLD Commercial Lighting as the source of both your design and your equipment, you can expert turnkey solutions.  We will provide you with both a layout of your system and all the necessary equipment.  If you require help in finding an installer, we can locate a contractor in your area and offer that contractor consultative assistance if need be. 

RLLD Commercial Lighting designers can also offer you savings.  We reimburse the cost of the photometric if you buy your industrial lighting fixtures from us.  We will prevent over-purchasing by showing you exactly how many fixtures you need to get what you need.  Also, in the long run, you will save on power costs because all of our products are made in the USA and designed for maximum energy efficiency and extended lamp life.

RLLD Commercial Lighting carries a wide variety of industrial & commercial lighting fixtures. If you can not find what you are looking for call us toll free at 1-866-654-3961 and we will find it for you. Our home office is located in Houston, Texas with warehouses located throughout the United States that enable us to service all 50 states including New York NY, Los Angeles CA, Miami, FL. Chicago, IL. Denver CO., New Orleans, La., Cleveland, Ohio, Kansas City, Mo., Mesa, Arizona, Virginia Beach, Va., Omaha, Nebraska, Oakland, California, Miami, Florida, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Colorado Springs, Colorado, Arlington, Texas, Beaumont, Texas, Denton, TX, McKinney, Texas, Midland, TX, Killeen, Texas, Dallas TX, San Antonio, TX, Austin, TX, ALBQ, NYC, LA, MPLS.