Commercial Batten Lights

Batten lights are a popular choice for commercial and industrial spaces thanks to their versatility, affordability and efficiency. They can be used in a wide range of settings, from offices and shops to warehouses and factories. Whether you need bright, even illumination for a large area or more focused light for specific tasks, there’s bound to be a batten light that’s right for you.

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Batten lights are a popular choice for commercial and industrial spaces thanks to their versatility, affordability and efficiency....

Batten lights are a popular choice for commercial and industrial spaces thanks to their versatility, affordability and efficiency. They can be used in a wide range of settings, from offices and shops to warehouses and factories. Whether you need bright, even illumination for a large area or more focused light for specific tasks, there’s bound to be a batten light that’s right for you.

We stock a wide range of commercial batten lights in various sizes, wattages and styles. To help you find the perfect light for your needs, you can use our handy filters to narrow your search by length, colour, ingress protection (IP) rating and other criteria.

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To help you choose the right product, we’ve answered some of the most common questions our customers ask:

What are LED batten lights used for?

LED batten lights are a popular choice for commercial and industrial spaces like warehouses, factories, garages and workshops because they can provide bright, even and energy-efficient lighting. They’re also commonly used in some residential settings, such as kitchens, utility rooms and hallways.

What is the difference between IP20 and IP65 batten lights?

The IP rating of a light fitting shows how well protected it is against dust and water. IP20-rated batten lights are suitable for indoor use, while IP65-rated fittings are also safe to be used in outdoor or more demanding environments.

What sizes do batten lights come in?

Batten lights come in a variety of sizes, with 2ft, 4ft and 5ft lengths being common choices. When deciding which size to buy, the key thing to consider is the size of the area where you’re planning on installing them.