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Order code builder

Commercial luminaires don't have one SKU — the order number is assembled from a chain of options, and one wrong token ships the wrong fixture. Pick a product below and build its catalog number from the real ordering tree, with only the combinations the manufacturer actually offers.

Products with a code builder

Beam 4 by Axis Lighting

Axis Lighting

Beam 4

4-inch-aperture architectural linear family — direct, indirect, and direct/indirect distributions up to 1200 lm/ft (up and down), 90 CRI, tunable-white and BIOS circadian options, in 2–12 ft sections and continuous system runs.

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CPHB Compact Pro LED High Bay by Lithonia Lighting

Lithonia Lighting

CPHB Compact Pro LED High Bay

Contractor Select linear LED high bay with 12,000–30,000 lm packages, up to 144 lm/W, glare-control lens, and DLC Premium listing — a stocked one-for-one HID/fluorescent replacement.

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HP-4 Recessed by Finelite

Finelite

HP-4 Recessed

4-inch-aperture recessed linear luminaire for direct or wall-wash illumination, configurable from 2 ft sections and published at 430–1,109 lm/ft depending on output package and optic.

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Sketch 2 by Axis Lighting

Axis Lighting

Sketch 2

2-inch curvilinear architectural linear — bends to any radius from 12 inches into circles, ovals, arcs, soft rectangles, and free-form patterns; direct and direct/indirect, 300 to 1200 lm/ft up to 123 lm/W, 90 CRI.

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Sketch 3 by Axis Lighting

Axis Lighting

Sketch 3

3-inch curvilinear architectural linear — bends to any radius from 12 inches into circles, ovals, arcs, soft rectangles, and free-form patterns with seamless one-piece lens intersections; direct and direct/indirect, 300 to 1400 lm/ft up to 123 lm/W, 90 CRI.

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Sketch 4 by Axis Lighting

Axis Lighting

Sketch 4

4-inch curvilinear architectural linear — bends to any radius from 12 inches into circles, ovals, arcs, soft rectangles, and free-form patterns with seamless one-piece lens intersections; direct and direct/indirect, 300 to 1400 lm/ft up to 129 lm/W, 90 CRI.

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Via 4 by Lumenwerx

Lumenwerx

Via 4

4-inch-aperture member of the Via flagship linear platform — direct, indirect, and direct/indirect distributions from 350 to 1500 lm/ft with a nine-optic menu, 80/90+ CRI, static-white and BIOS SkyBlue circadian options, in 2–12 ft sections and continuous runs.

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Any product can join — a fixture declares its published ordering tree in the catalog and a builder page is generated automatically. Planning a layout instead? Try the tile playground or the linear run playground .

Frequently asked questions

What is the order code builder?

A free tool that assembles a valid manufacturer catalog (order) number from a product’s real ordering tree. Pick each field — lumen package, distribution, voltage, color temperature, controls, finish — and it composes the full order code, offering only the combinations the manufacturer actually builds. Made-to-order values like run lengths, radii, and driver systems are entered inline within the published bounds.

Where do the option codes come from?

From each manufacturer’s published ordering information — the same sourcing rule as every spec on LightKilo. The builder never invents a token or a combination; availability rules mirror the datasheet (for example, a higher voltage that ships only on the larger lumen packages).

Can I share or save a built code?

Yes. Every selection is stored in the URL, so “Copy link” shares the exact build, and “Save” keeps it in your saved configurations. “Copy catalog number” puts the finished order code on your clipboard for a quote or submittal, and “Print / save as PDF” produces a one-page configuration sheet with your fixture tag and quantity.

Is the code accurate enough to order from?

It is a specification aid. Manufacturers revise ordering trees, and some options carry regional or lead-time caveats. Always confirm the assembled code against the current datasheet revision — every builder page links to it — before releasing an order.