
Warehouses and Distribution
High bay aisles where traffic is intermittent and sensors keep unused rows
We install lighting controls and occupancy sensors in commercial buildings across Indianapolis. Lights run on schedules, daylight and occupancy instead of whoever remembers the switch.
Occupancy Sensors
Ceiling, wall and high bay sensors set to your spaces
Daylight Harvesting
Fixtures dim automatically near windows and skylights
Scheduling and Zones
Time based control by floor, zone or tenant space
Code Compliance
Controls that satisfy current commercial energy code requirements
Commissioning Included
Every sensor tuned, tested and documented before we leave
Controls only pay off when they are set up for how the space is actually used, so tuning is part of the job.
Occupancy and Vacancy Sensors
Passive infrared, ultrasonic and dual technology sensors picked per room, so a warehouse aisle, a private office and a restroom each get the right coverage.
Daylight Sensors
Photocell control near windows, skylights and entries that dims fixtures as outside light rises, instead of running full output all day.
Networked Control Systems
Panel and networked systems that group fixtures into zones, run schedules by floor or tenant, and let a single person change the whole building from a screen.
High Bay Sensor Retrofits
Integrated sensors on high bay LEDs in warehouses and plants, tuned so aisles come up as a lift enters and drop back after it leaves.
Emergency Lighting Integration
Control systems wired so egress lighting and exit paths still come on when normal power drops, which is where a lot of retrofits get flagged.
Tuning and Commissioning
We set time delays, sensitivity and light levels room by room after install, then adjust once your staff has lived with it for a few weeks.
Controls earn their keep anywhere lighting runs longer than people are in the room, which is most commercial buildings.

Warehouses and Distribution
High bay aisles where traffic is intermittent and sensors keep unused rows

Parking Garages and Lots
Structured parking on dimming and occupancy control

Office Buildings
Private offices, conference rooms and open floors

Retail and Showrooms
Sales floors, stockrooms and display lighting that need scheduling up front

Apartment Common Areas
Corridors, stairwells, clubhouses and garages

Schools and Athletic Facilities
Classrooms, gyms and locker rooms
Lighting is the division this company was built on. We run the photometric layout for lighting controls before anything is ordered, so you know the light levels and the payback in writing rather than after the install.
Photometric design
Precise layouts for optimal results.
Premium fixtures
Commercial grade products that perform.
Expert installation
One contract. Total accountability.

Lighting Is Our Division
Lighting is a full division here, so controls, fixtures and the power feeding them all come from the same contractor.

Tuned, Not Just Installed
Sensors get commissioned room by room, because default settings are the reason people rip controls out a year later.

Code and Inspection
We install controls that meet current commercial energy code and handle the inspection, so the project closes without a rework list.

Local Crews
We are Indianapolis owned and operated, licensed and insured, and we come back to adjust settings as your use changes.

Written Scope, Written Number
We walk the building before we quote, then put the lighting controls scope in writing line for line, so you can compare our number against anyone else's on the same work.

We Work Around Your Building
Nights, weekends, shutdowns and school breaks. We agree the access and outage windows with you before the lighting controls work starts, so your tenants and your production schedule are not the ones absorbing it.
From sports facilities and warehouses to aquatic centers and retail floors, these are buildings we have already relit across central Indiana.
An occupancy sensor turns lights on automatically when someone enters and off after the space is empty. A vacancy sensor makes you turn the lights on by hand but shuts them off automatically. Energy code requires vacancy style manual on control in some spaces, which is why an office and a warehouse aisle often end up with different sensor types. We pick per space during design.
Most control work does, because it changes circuits and has to meet commercial energy code. We pull the permit, install to the code version your jurisdiction is enforcing, and meet the inspector on site. Controls are among the items inspectors look at closely on a lighting retrofit, since a fixture swap without the required sensors or scheduling can fail even when the lights work fine.
Often yes, and it depends on the fixtures. LED fixtures with dimming drivers accept sensors and networked control directly. Older fixtures may need a driver change or a wireless control layer instead of new wiring. We survey what is installed, tell you what can be reused, and quote the retrofit against the fixtures you actually have rather than a catalog assumption.
A single floor or a warehouse zone usually moves quickly once material is on site. The schedule is driven by fixture count, whether we are pulling new control wiring or using wireless, and how much of the space we can access during working hours. We phase the work by area so each zone is finished and commissioned before we open the next.
Yes, and every system we install has a way to do it. Wall stations, override switches and scheduling software let someone hold a zone on for a late shift, a cleaning crew or an after hours event without calling us. We set who can override what during commissioning, so a single conference room can be changed at the wall while the building schedule stays locked.
Can't say enough good things about John and his LED Indy team. They take the time to educate their clients on the process and value of switching to LED fixtures. They are professional, honest and do great work! Highly recommend them!
Jon and the team at LED Indy were absolutely amazing! They handled every step of my industrial shop conversion quickly and professionally. It's also great to know I'm saving money on my energy bill too! I highly recommend them!
We have several manufacturing facilities that have a combination of manufacturing floor, warehouse, and office space, and LED Indy has been a great partner to help us plan and implement changes when needed. I'd highly recommend their team.
The transformation of the lighting upgrade was literally night and day. The result was better than we could have expected.
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Tell us about your project. We will take care of the rest.
Tell us the spaces and fixtures you have, and we will design the control layout and quote it.