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Emergency Exit Sign Color Requirements: Why Some Are Red and Others Green
In most commercial buildings across the United States, emergency exit signs are red. But if you’ve traveled internationally, you may have noticed that many other countries use green instead. So which color is correct? And what do building codes [...]
Why Do My Parking Lot Lights Keep Going Out?
If your parking lot lights keep failing, flickering, or going dark, it’s rarely just a bad fixture. Repeated outages usually point to a bigger issue with the system supporting the lights, especially in outdoor, high-use environments. Here are the [...]
When Growth Outpaces Infrastructure: What It Means for Commercial Lighting
As communities across North and South Carolina continue to grow, many businesses are discovering that their buildings weren’t designed for today’s level of demand. New development, higher traffic, and longer operating hours all place added pressure on infrastructure, and [...]
Preparing for 2026 Energy Code Changes
What Commercial Lighting Professionals in North & South Carolina Should Know As we move into 2026, commercial property owners and facility managers in North and South Carolina face important energy-code changes that will impact lighting and electrical work. Staying [...]
The Hidden Electrical Demands of Modern Commercial Lighting
Lighting has come a long way in recent years. What used to be a straightforward system of fixtures and switches has evolved into a complex network of energy-efficient LEDs, automated controls, and connected technologies. But while modern lighting offers [...]
How AGi32 Improves Commercial Lighting Design
Lighting design today is far more advanced than simply choosing fixtures and flipping a switch. Every project, whether it’s a retail space, parking lot, or industrial facility. requires precise planning to meet performance, safety, and energy standards. That’s why [...]





