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strip lighting

British  

noun

  1. electric lighting by means of long glass tubes that are fluorescent lamps or that contain long filaments

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It's a functional space; strip lighting, bench presses, pull-up bars and the tang of stale sweat.

From BBC

"It's a green-tinted bottle so I held it up to the strip lighting to see what it was," Mr North said.

From BBC

Clear plastic bottles of liquid described by their labels as “mushroom-infused” glow in the shelves’ neon strip lighting.

From Los Angeles Times

Purple strip lighting encircles the entrance, just like on the Pleiades Corp commercial, but beyond that it is dark except for a faint blue glow.

From Literature

I am told that global climate conferences tend to take place at convention centers, in windowless rooms with strip lighting and air-conditioning.

From New York Times