Hexagon Lights
Hexagon LED lights are designed for commercial environments that demand consistent, high-output illumination while keeping a clean, structured ceiling layout. Also known as hexagon lights or hexagon lighting, these modular systems are widely used in functional spaces and utility areas, such as garages. The geometric layout delivers uniform light distribution across the entire workspace, making it easier to maintain accuracy in inspection, detailing, and day-to-day operations.
Available in a wide range of configurations, hexagon LED light kits scale from compact single-hex setups to large 50-hex ones for full commercial coverage. Both cool white and RGB colour-changing options are available, along with white and black body finishes to suit different interior styles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are hexagon LED lights and how do they work?
Hexagon LED lights are modular ceiling-mounted lighting systems made from T5 LED tubes arranged in connected hexagonal frames. The honeycomb layout creates wide-angle overhead illumination with minimal shadowing, distributing light evenly across floors, vehicles, worktops, and walls. This geometric design is more effective than linear systems for large working environments as it provides consistent coverage across the entire workspace.
What sizes of hexagon LED light kits are available?
Hexagon LED light kits are available in sizes ranging from compact 1 hex units to large 50 hex configurations for full commercial coverage. The smallest 1 hex kit produces 5,040 lumens at 42W, whilst the largest 50 hex setup delivers 155,400 lumens at 1,295W. Each individual LED tube operates at 7W with 840 lumens output and measures 410mm in length.
What colour options are available for hexagon lights?
Hexagon LED lights come in two main colour ranges: cool white (6500K) for high-visibility task lighting and RGB colour changing for visual and ambient applications. The cool white option provides crisp, high-contrast illumination ideal for precision work, whilst RGB variants offer full colour customisation. Both ranges are available in white and black body finishes to match different ceiling types and interior styles.
Where are hexagon LED lights typically used?
Hexagon LED lights are designed for commercial environments that demand consistent, high-output illumination with a clean, structured ceiling layout. They're commonly used in service areas, utility spaces, automotive workshops, showrooms, and retail environments. The uniform light distribution makes them particularly effective for inspection work, detailing, and day-to-day operations where visual accuracy is essential.
Are hexagon LED lights suitable for UK electrical systems?
Yes, all hexagon LED light kits operate on AC100-240V, making them fully compatible with standard UK mains supply. Simple Lighting's hexagon lighting systems are designed to meet UK electrical standards and can be safely installed in commercial and industrial environments across Britain.
What's included in a hexagon LED light kit?
Each hexagon LED light kit includes the LED tubes, connectors, and mounting hardware needed for installation. The modular design allows multiple hexagons to be connected together using the supplied linking components. All necessary fixings are provided to mount the system securely to your ceiling, creating a professional finish.
Why choose hexagon lights over traditional LED strips or linear lighting?
Hexagon lights offer superior light distribution compared to LED strips or linear fixtures, eliminating dark spots and creating more uniform coverage across large areas. The modular hexagonal design reduces shadowing and provides 360-degree light dispersion from each unit. This makes them more effective for commercial spaces where consistent illumination is crucial for detailed work and safety.
What colour rendering performance do hexagon LED lights offer?
Hexagon LED lights feature a CRI (Colour Rendering Index) of over 80, ensuring surfaces, paint finishes, and materials appear accurate and true-to-life under artificial lighting. This high colour rendering performance is particularly important in automotive workshops, inspection areas, and retail environments where accurate colour perception is essential for quality control and customer experience.














