MaxLite

MaxLite has been committed to providing energy efficient lighting products for over 20 years and they were among the first organizations to embrace LED technology. MaxLED, a sub-brand within MaxLite offers both indoor and outdoor LED lighting fixtures that feature innovative LED luminaires and lamps using the latest LED technology. HomElectrical is proud to carry MaxLite's LED lights, fixtures, and accessories and offer them at competitive prices. Browse HomElectrical's full selection of MaxLite's LED products and accessories today!

MaxLite Accessories

MaxLite Ceiling Light

MaxLite Jelly Jar Light

MaxLite LED Area and Security Light

MaxLite LED Bulb

MaxLite LED Canopy Fixture

MaxLite LED Desk Lamp

MaxLite LED Downlight

MaxLite LED Driver

MaxLite LED Exit Sign and Emergency Light

MaxLite LED Filament Bulb

MaxLite LED Flat Panel

MaxLite LED Flood Light

MaxLite LED Greenhouse Lights

MaxLite LED High Bay

MaxLite LED Light Engine and Module

MaxLite LED Lightbar

MaxLite LED Linear Fixture

MaxLite LED Outdoor & Landscape Lighting

MaxLite LED Retrofit Kit

MaxLite LED Torch Light

MaxLite LED Track Light

MaxLite LED Utility Light

MaxLite LED Vanity Lights & Wall Sconces

MaxLite LED Vapor Tight Light

MaxLite LED Wall Pack

MaxLite Mounting Accessories

MaxLite Occupancy/Motion Sensor

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MaxLite 4-ft 23W/35W/48W LED Vapor Tight w/ Backup, 120V-277V, Selectable CCT ( LSV4U23WCSCREM) MXL-105598

$215.71 Each

Why switch to LED?

LED bulbs are energy efficient and are brighter than both incandescent and halogen lights. 95% of the energy that LED bulbs use is converted into light, with 5% conversion to heat. Not only this, but by switching to LED bulbs, you will be saving money because the bulbs are more cost efficient and don't need to be replaced as often as incandescent or florescent bulbs.

How do I know which LED light bulbs I need for my space?

Depending on which type of fixtures you are using LED light bulbs in and the space it is lighting, there are a few different factors you want to take into consideration:

Color Temperature helps you determine the "shade of light" that you are wanting in you space such as a yellow-toned 3000K that is good to use for hospitality applications or a bright white light of 5000K that is similar to daylight and better suited for warehouses and commercial applications.
Wattage will tell you how much energy you are using with a bulb. This is important because certain fixtures can only use certain amounts of wattages, so make sure that you are not using more than you need!
The size of the fixture and the base is very important to choosing your LED light bulb! The most common base is an E26, but depending on the fixture or the size of the bulb, this size and type may vary! Make sure you do not just "think" it is the right bulb, but make sure you know if you are using an enclosed or open fixture and if an LED bulb is made for the fixture.

Should I use a MaxLite LED retrofit kit or replace my old fixture entirely?

Choosing to use a MaxLite LED retrofit kit instead of replacing the fixture all together would be beneficial if the current fixture has no aging, rusting, corrosion, or other problems of any kind. You may want to update your LED light if you do have any of those qualities, or if you are wanting a more updated look. Sometimes, old fixtures can be dated, and by upgrading to a new MaxLite fixture, you will be able to avoid old problems and move forward with LED lights.

What is the difference between a MaxLite LED outdoor light and a MaxLite LED wall pack?

MaxLite LED outdoor lighting is made up of many different styles of decorative fixtures for minimal and landscaping lighting needs and are mostly used for lighting smaller areas. LED outdoor and landscape lgihts are often used in gardens and entrances into buildings and homes. MaxLite LED wall packs are used for outdoor lighting, but they are used for more coverage of an area. Wall packs - slim, cutoff, and semi-cutoff - increase light output in an area and are often used in places such as parking garages, entrances, public areas, hospitals, hotels, and outdoor walkways.