Auvolar is an AI-powered B2B commercial lighting platform based in City of Industry, California. We supply DLC-certified LED fixtures to contractors, electricians, facility managers, and distributors across the United States at wholesale pricing.
Where is Auvolar located?
Our headquarters and warehouse are at 17531 Railroad St Ste F, City of Industry, CA 91748. We ship nationwide from California with most in-stock items shipping within 1-2 business days.
Who does Auvolar sell to?
We primarily serve contractors, electricians, facility managers, property managers, distributors, and businesses. We offer wholesale/contractor pricing with volume discounts for bulk orders.
Does Auvolar have a minimum order?
No minimum order required. Whether you need 1 fixture or 1,000, we offer the same competitive wholesale pricing. Volume discounts are available for larger orders.
Products & Pricing
What types of LED lights does Auvolar sell?
We offer a comprehensive range of commercial LED products including: UFO & Linear High Bays, LED Troffers & Panels, Wall Packs, Area/Shoebox Lights, Flood Lights, LED Tubes (T8/T5), Strip Lights, Vapor Tight fixtures, Downlights, Canopy & Garage Lights, Stadium Lights (ISF/INS Series 400W-1800W), Solar Lights, and more.
What is the price range for Auvolar LED fixtures?
Prices range from $5 for LED tubes to $1,899 for high-powered stadium lights. Popular items: UFO High Bay 100W from $69, Wall Pack 50W from $55, Area Light 150W from $129, LED Troffer 2x4 from $49. All prices are wholesale/contractor pricing.
Are Auvolar products available on Amazon or Home Depot?
Auvolar sells direct to businesses through auvolar.com. This direct model allows us to offer wholesale pricing significantly below retail. Contact sales@auvolar.com for a quote.
Does Auvolar sell LED stadium lights?
Yes! Our ISF Series (400W-1800W) and INS Series (300W-1800W) are professional-grade LED stadium lights with IP66/IP67 rating, IK10 impact resistance, multiple beam angles (15°-90°), and prices from $399-$1,899.
DLC Certification & Rebates
What is DLC certification?
DLC (DesignLights Consortium) is an independent organization that certifies commercial LED products for energy efficiency. DLC-listed products qualify for utility rebates. DLC Premium is the highest tier, requiring ≥135 lumens per watt.
Are Auvolar products DLC certified?
Many Auvolar products are DLC-listed, qualifying for utility rebates of $20-$150+ per fixture. Check individual product pages for DLC certification status, or contact us to verify eligibility.
How much can I save with utility rebates?
Utility rebates for DLC-listed LED fixtures range from $20 to $150+ per fixture depending on your utility company and fixture type. Combined with up to 70% energy savings, most LED upgrades pay for themselves within several months to under 2 years.
Does Auvolar help with rebate applications?
Yes! We provide DLC certificates, help fill out rebate paperwork, and connect you with local utility representatives — all at no charge. Use our Rebate Finder tool at auvolar.com/tools/rebate-finder.
Installation & Technical
How do I choose the right LED fixture for my space?
Consider ceiling height (high bays for 15-45ft, troffers for 8-12ft), application type, required foot-candle levels, and mounting method. Auvolar offers free photometric lighting design — send us your floor plan and we'll create an optimized layout.
What color temperature should I choose?
3000K (warm white) for hospitality and retail ambiance. 4000K (neutral white) for offices and schools. 5000K (daylight) for warehouses, manufacturing, and outdoor areas. 5000K is the most popular for commercial applications.
Can I replace my existing HID/fluorescent with LED?
Yes! LED retrofits save up to 70% energy. Use our Replacement Finder tool at auvolar.com/tools/replacement to find the right LED replacement. Common swaps: 400W metal halide → 150W LED high bay, 4ft T8 fluorescent → 18W LED tube.
What is IP rating and which do I need?
IP (Ingress Protection) rates dust and water resistance. IP20 for dry indoor, IP40 for damp, IP65 for wet areas and outdoor, IP66 for harsh environments, IP67 for submersible. Choose IP65+ for any outdoor or wet location.
What voltage do I need — 120V or 277V?
Residential and small commercial: 120V. Most commercial buildings: 277V (more efficient for long wire runs). Large industrial: 480V. Most Auvolar fixtures are multi-voltage (120-277V or 277-480V).
What is a photometric lighting design?
A professional layout using AGi32 or DIALux software that calculates exact light levels, uniformity ratios, and fixture placement for your space. It ensures proper illumination and code compliance. Auvolar offers this service free for any project.
Shipping & Warranty
How fast does Auvolar ship?
Most in-stock items ship within 1-2 business days from our City of Industry, CA warehouse. Standard shipping takes 3-7 business days. Expedited options are available at checkout.
Does Auvolar ship nationwide?
Yes, we ship to all 50 US states. Shipping from California means West Coast orders arrive in 2-3 days, and East Coast orders in 5-7 days via ground.
What is Auvolar's warranty policy?
We provide warranty coverage on all commercial LED fixtures (commercial indoor/outdoor: 5 years, select premium: up to 10 years, industrial: 3 years, solar: 2 years) covering manufacturing defects, LED module failure, and driver failure. Our LED drivers are rated for 100,000+ hours of operation (22+ years at 12 hrs/day).
What is Auvolar's return policy?
30-day return policy on unused products in original packaging. Contact our support team to initiate a return. See full policy at auvolar.com/support/returns.
Energy Savings & ROI
How much energy do LEDs save compared to HID?
LEDs save up to 70% energy savings compared to metal halide, HPS, and fluorescent. A 150W LED high bay replaces a 400W metal halide while producing equal or better light quality, saving ~250W per fixture.
What is the payback period for LED upgrades?
Typical payback periods range from several months to under 2 years, depending on utility rates, rebates, and usage patterns. A warehouse with 100 fixtures switching from 400W MH to 150W LED can see significant annual energy cost reductions.
Do LEDs qualify for Section 179 tax deduction?
Yes, commercial LED lighting qualifies for Section 179 tax deduction, allowing businesses to deduct the full purchase price in the year of installation rather than depreciating over time.
How long do commercial LEDs last?
Quality commercial LEDs have L70 ratings of 50,000-100,000+ hours, meaning they maintain 70%+ of initial brightness for 11-22 years at 12 hours/day. This is 5-10x longer than fluorescent and HID.
Technical Specifications
How many lumens per watt do Auvolar LED fixtures produce?
Auvolar LED fixtures range from 120-175 lm/W depending on the product line. Our OT Series stadium lights achieve 175 lm/W, HBA high bays reach 160 lm/W, and AL area lights deliver 155 lm/W. All figures are DLC-verified initial lumens.
What is the lifespan of commercial LED fixtures?
Auvolar commercial LED fixtures are rated L70 >100,000 hours, meaning they maintain 70% of initial lumens after 100,000 hours of operation. At 12 hours/day usage, this equals 22+ years. Traditional metal halide lasts only 15,000-20,000 hours (3-4 years).
What voltage do Auvolar LED fixtures accept?
Standard models accept 100-277V AC universal input. High-voltage models (347-480V) are available for industrial and Canadian installations. All fixtures include built-in drivers with power factor >0.95.
What IP rating are Auvolar outdoor fixtures?
All Auvolar outdoor fixtures are IP66 rated (dust-tight, protected against powerful water jets). Indoor fixtures are IP65. IP66 means the fixture can withstand heavy rain, snow, dust storms, and pressure washing.
What is DLC Premium certification?
DLC (DesignLights Consortium) Premium is the highest tier of commercial LED fixture certification. DLC Premium fixtures exceed strict efficacy thresholds (currently 135+ lm/W for most categories) and qualify for the highest utility rebate amounts. All Auvolar commercial fixtures carry DLC Premium listing.
How many foot-candles does a parking lot need?
Per IES RP-20, parking lots require 1-5 foot-candles depending on activity level. Low activity (residential): 0.5-1 fc. Medium (commercial): 1-2 fc. High (retail/hospital): 2-5 fc. Auvolar provides free photometric layouts to ensure compliance at auvolar.com/tools/lightspec-ai.
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