LED display lighting products have revolutionized the way retail merchandising comes to life. With visionary designs and innovative technology, these products from Lighting for Impact are essential for any retailer whose goal is to establish an impactful display that increases sales. Our LED lighting and display products transform the shopper experience, creating a welcoming and captivating ambiance, and ultimately giving retailers the ability to make a lasting impression on their consumers.

Our portfolio of options can be customized to cater to the unique needs of the client. No matter what the merchandising is, the team of experts at Lighting for Impact has a solution that will elevate any display. See the extensive range of available lighting options and leave your shoppers delighted and captivated by the best retail display lighting in the market today.

NEW! Q-Channel [Up/Down Lighting]

NEW Product Alert! Our new Q-Channel (Quick-Snap Installation) retail LED shelf lighting and display merchandising installs in seconds.

c-channel led channel lighting

C-Channel [Down Lighting]

Our C-channel LED retail shelf display lighting is our most affordable and popular solution as it can be used for both undershelf lighting and pegged merchandising displays.

J-Channel [Up/Down Lighting]

Our unique patented J-channels install on the front shelf of all standard retail shelving via the pricing ID channel, and are used to direct up lighting, down lighting, or both.

W-Channel [Up/Down Lighting]

W-Channels illuminate up, down, or both onto featured products. Our patented W-channel works well with pusher merchandising systems, or to highlight pegged merchandising.

Valance Lighting [Overhead Illumination]

Upgrade any display, or an entire aisle, with our easy-install LED valance light. Our LED valance lighting helps you simply and affordably transform existing gondola shelving.

Wall Washers [Overhead Illumination]

Our LED lighting is routinely proven to command attention and grow sales for assortments on the shelf — why not apply the same science to wall systems and other difficult-to-light displays?