HORTICULTURAL LIGHTING · GLOBAL SALES · NATIONWIDE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING

LED grow lights & commercial grow light installation.
Understood, specified, powered and built.

Visions covers the full lighting path for controlled-environment facilities — from understanding what the crop and the client need, through FOHSE selection or fulfilling a specified package, to electrical prep, in-house installation, commissioning alongside Yield Logic HVACD, and rebate paperwork Visions can help with or complete.

INDEPENDENT PARTNER · IN-HOUSE DELIVERY

Electrical and construction under one roof.

Global sales. Nationwide electrical contracting. Visions / Yield Logic sell lighting and facility systems to customers worldwide. Electrical design and installation are delivered nationally by Visions Contracting LLC through Visions Energy Systems. Surrounding construction coordination is in-house.

FOHSE is an independent technology partner for professional horticultural LEDs. Clients can also ask us to install a large lighting package they have already specified — available when wanted; not the lead story on this page.

SPECTRUM · QUALITY · HVACD

Get a little nerdy — it shows up in the room.

Lighting is not just watts on a cut sheet.

Why spectrum and tuning matter

PAR is the budget; spectrum is how you spend it. Full-spectrum horticultural LEDs, red:far-red balance, and staged dimming (veg → flower → finish) change morphology and consistency. UV / far-red channels, where the fixture offers them, are tools — not decoration. Tuning per stage beats guessing with a fixed purple wash.

Efficient lights and Yield Logic HVACD together

Every lighting watt is sensible heat the HVACD must reject. Higher-efficacy LEDs mean less sensible heat for the same PPFD, which can support a smaller cooling plant when HVACD is sized to the real light schedule. That does not by itself reduce plant transpiration or latent load. Yield Logic stages with the light schedule; lights-off moisture spikes are handled inside the HVACD strategy, not by a wall of portable dehumidifiers.

Diode bins, drivers, thermal path, ampacity

Quality fixtures bin diodes intentionally, pair them with matched drivers, and design thermal paths so junctions stay in spec. Cheap assemblies often pull lower-bin diodes, “close enough” drivers and undersized interconnects / ampacity to hit a price. The fixture makes light on day one. After regular flower duty those weakly engineered combinations decline — uneven channels, falling output — and growers chase inconsistencies without a clear cause, because until a board fails the light still “works.”

Long fixture life protects the model

Holding published PPE and spectrum longer protects canopy uniformity and the HVACD load model you engineered around. DLC Horticultural listing is both a performance screen and the usual rebate gate. Current FOHSE fixtures are DLC listed (Visions-verified); confirm the model on the live QPL at order time.

THE FULL PROCESS

What “lighting provisions” means here.

End-to-end — not just a product logo.

01 · DISCOVER

Understand the need

Room size, canopy, crop stage, target light levels, existing gear, schedule and budget — or the client’s written fixture schedule.

02 · SPECIFY

Product or fulfill

Recommend FOHSE fixtures, or procure exactly what the grower / PE / designer specified.

03 · PREP

Power + structure + rebates

Load calculations, panels, circuits, controls, hanging points — and a DLC / utility rebate check before purchase when the territory offers one.

04 · INSTALL

In-house build

Mount, wire, protect and commission with Visions crews. Coordinate lighting heat and schedule with Yield Logic HVACD startup.

SCOPE WE COORDINATE

Lighting is a facility system, not a shopping cart.

  • Fixture layout vs canopy plan
  • PPFD / DLI targets (design input)
  • Service size and panel capacity
  • Branch circuits and homeruns
  • Dimming / network controls
  • DLC / utility rebate pathway
  • Hanging hardware and access
  • Heat load → HVACD sizing
  • Install sequencing with TI / GC
  • Startup and owner training handoff

FOHSE — independent partner

Independent technology partner for professional horticultural LEDs. See the FOHSE page for published performance figures. Product data sourced from FOHSE.

Visions Energy Systems

Design-build commercial and industrial electrical — distribution, lighting, controls, equipment feeds and commissioning, delivered nationwide.

Yield Logic HVACD

Lighting heat and schedule drive room load. YL 15 dual-stage platforms and built-in dehumidification are sized with the light plan.

POWER REBATES · DLC (DESIGNLIGHTS CONSORTIUM)

DLC-listed fixtures open the rebate door.

Many U.S. utilities pay growers to upgrade to efficient horticultural LEDs. Eligibility usually starts with the fixture’s listing on the DesignLights Consortium (DLC) Horticultural Qualified Products List — often shortened incorrectly to “DCL”; the correct acronym is DLC.

Current FOHSE fixtures are DLC Horticultural listed (Visions-verified). Confirm the exact model on the live QPL before you order. Many unlisted, low-cost fixtures are not on the DLC Hort QPL and therefore often do not qualify for utility rebates.

Example programs (amounts change — re-check before you order):

  • Xcel Energy Colorado — Indoor Agricultural Grow Lighting express path: $0.70 per watt installed (min PPE 1.8 μmol/J; invoices 1/1/2024+; capped at 60% of project cost).
  • Consumers Energy Michigan — Agriculture LED grow lights about $0.70–$1.00 per watt (verify current catalog).
  • DTE Energy Michigan — Agricultural lighting; DTE states LED rebates require DLC-listed products.

Find other territories via DSIRE. Most programs need cut sheets, invoices, and often pre-approval before purchase.

Visions can help with or complete the rebate application paperwork for the client.

FOR GROWERS AND DESIGN TEAMS

Bring a sketch or a fixture list.

You do not need finished drawings to start. Send location, approximate room size, light count/wattage (or a specified model list), and plant count. We will map electrical scope, install path, HVACD implications and rebate options.

Read the Yield Logic lighting ↔ HVACD guide → · Controlled-environment facility page →

LIGHTING PROVISIONS

Tell us what the canopy has to do.

New rooms, HPS-to-LED retrofits, greenhouse supplemental lighting, or a package you already chose.