Data centers require highly efficient, low-heat LED lighting with precise optical control to illuminate server aisles without wasting energy. Continuous linear runs or strategically placed low-bays are ideal. Purpose-Built LED Systems for Mission-Critical Environments. Reliable, energy-efficient lighting engineered for diverse environments within a single facility — from high-density server halls to exterior security perimeters.
Data centers demand reliable, energy-efficient lighting engineered for diverse environments within a single facility. ALG provides purpose-built solutions for every zone — from high-density server halls to exterior security perimeters — with sensor-ready controls that help meet ASHRAE 90.1 and reduce PUE.
ASHRAE 90.1 mandates occupancy and daylight controls in most data center spaces. ALG's sensorBLE platform delivers wireless, fixture-integrated sensing that reduces energy consumption by 40–60% in intermittently occupied zones like server aisles and mechanical rooms — directly improving your facility's Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE).
Spec-prose breakdown of the data-center portfolio. Wattage, lumen output, CCT options, and zone destination on a single sheet.
| Product Family | Series | Wattage | Lumens | CCT | Key Features | Zone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Linear High Bay | LLHB / Tiny-I | 100–200W | 15,000–30,000 | 35/40/50K | sensorBLE, surgeⒶRMOR, quickAdapt, DLC | White Space |
| UFO High Bay | lamparⒶRCH | 100–200W | 15,000–30,000 | 35/40/50K | sensorBLE, surgeⒶRMOR, DampGuard | White Space |
| Vapor Tight | LV3P Series | 25–80W | 3,500–10,800 | 35/40/50K | IP66, DampGuard, linkable, impact resistant | Gray Space |
| Back-Lit Panel | planoⒶRCH | 25–50W | 3,000–6,500 | 35/40/50K | Flicker-free, CRI 80+, control port, EB option | NOC |
| Troffer 2x2 / 2x4 | planoⒶRCH | 25–50W | 3,000–6,500 | 35/40/50K | DLC-listed, control-ready, EB option | NOC |
| Strip / Wrap | selectⒶRCH | 18–45W | 2,200–5,400 | 35/40/50K | Surface/suspended, sensor compatible | Corridors |
| Wall Pack | luxoⒶRCH | 20–80W | 2,400–10,000 | 30/40/50K | Full-cutoff, DampGuard, photocell | Exterior |
| Area Light | cityⒶRCH | 70–300W | 9,000–42,000 | 40/50K | High-mast, dark-sky, surge protected | Exterior |
| Canopy | luxoⒶRCH | 30–75W | 3,600–9,500 | 40/50K | Surface mount, weather sealed | Exterior |
| Emergency / Exit | SPECIALTY | 2–5W | UL 924 | Varies | 90-min backup, self-test, code compliant | Egress |
The platform technologies that recur across the data-center portfolio — specced once, applied everywhere.
Wireless occupancy & daylight sensing. Meets ASHRAE 90.1 without hardwired controls.
20kV/10kA surge protection. Critical for high-power electrical environments.
Moisture & corrosion resistance for mechanical rooms and outdoor environments.
Tool-free installation for faster deployment and reduced labor costs.
0–10V dimming standard across planoⒶRCH indoor fixtures.
Eligible for government-funded data center construction projects.
Three deployment archetypes the ALG data-center portfolio is specified into — from hyperscale halls to the network edge.
Megawatt server halls and shared colo floors on linear high-bay with wireless zoning.
Corporate data halls, MDF/IDF closets, and NOC suites with flicker-free panels.
Distributed edge nodes and containerized modules in unmanned, surge-protected sites.
White-space layout, ceiling heights, and aisle counts — takeoff back in 48 hours.
Watt/CCT-selectable SKUs with surgeⒶRMOR and sensorBLE; BAA/TAA docs attached.
Quick Ship from five U.S. warehouses keeps the build on schedule.
Send your plans. We'll return a zone-by-zone fixture takeoff with BAA/TAA documentation and ASHRAE 90.1 compliance notes.
Data centers require highly efficient, low-heat LED lighting with precise optical control to illuminate server aisles without wasting energy. Continuous linear runs or strategically placed low-bays are ideal.
Data centers rely heavily on aisle-level occupancy sensors. Since server aisles are infrequently occupied, fixtures should remain off or dimmed to 10% until a technician enters the aisle.
Yes, data centers can offset upgrade costs through utility rebates by specifying DLC Premium fixtures and networked lighting controls, contributing to lower PUE (Power Usage Effectiveness) metrics.