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Outdoor lighting covers normal-use illumination for building exteriors, paths, poles, walls, and perimeter areas. Browse Outdoor Area Lights for broad site coverage, Outdoor Flood Lights for directional punch, and Wall Packs for building-mounted security light, then compare Wet Location Emergency Lights when the same exterior zone also needs battery-backed egress lighting.
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Use this path for the lights that run every night; switch to emergency categories when code-required backup enters the chat.

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Wall Packs Use as the parent path for exterior wall-mounted security lighting. Wet Location Emergency Lights Use for code-required exterior emergency egress lighting. Emergency Lights Compare emergency lighting options.

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Outdoor Lighting Buying Guide

Use these checks to confirm outdoor lighting fit the application before choosing a model, option set, or replacement path.

01

Application

Use outdoor lighting where the light pattern, mounting height, and control package match the area being illuminated.

02

Mounting height

Match lumen output and optic/distribution to mounting height, spacing, wall surface, and glare concerns.

03

Controls

Compare photocell, motion sensor, dimming, and always-on operation based on security and energy goals.

04

Environment

Confirm wet-location rating, temperature range, finish, and exposure to rain, dust, or washdown.

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Egress note

If the project needs code-required emergency egress lighting, compare listed emergency lights and confirm runtime and placement.

Additional resources

Compliance UL 1598 guide Review fixture construction and environment context. Guide Emergency lighting guide Review placement, runtime, mounting, and egress basics. Compare Wall Packs Compare the adjacent buying path before final selection. Product High Output LED Flood Light Compare the 9000 lumen outdoor flood light path for exterior area coverage. Product Outdoor LED Remote Head Review a wet-location outdoor remote head for exterior egress lighting layouts. Product Architectural LED Emergency Wallpack Use this emergency wallpack path when exterior egress backup matters. Product Mini LED Wall Pack Compare a smaller wall-pack product for doorway and perimeter lighting. Product Adjustable LED Wall Pack Review an adjustable wall pack for larger exterior areas. Product Slim LED Wall Pack with Motion Sensor Review a compact wall-pack path for exterior security lighting. Product LED Cylinder Wall Pack Compare architectural up/down exterior wall lighting. Product LED Wall Pack Glass Refractor Use this refractor wall-pack path for wider exterior distribution. Product High Output Outdoor LED Flood Light Compare higher-output flood lighting for large outdoor areas. Product High Output Outdoor LED Remote Head Review an outdoor remote-head path for egress lighting coverage. Product Commercial LED Area Light Review a Kelvin-adjustable outdoor area-light path. Product Zero-Uplight Wall Pack - 3198 lm Compare a compact wall-pack path for exterior lighting. Product Zero-Uplight Wall Pack - Type III Use Type III distribution for broader exterior coverage. Guide Battery Backup Wall Pack Lights Review UL 924 considerations for exterior backup lighting.

Final compliance depends on the selected product listing, installation, project documents, and local AHJ approval.

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FAQs About Outdoor Lighting

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Where should I use Outdoor Lighting?

Use outdoor lighting where the mounting surface, exposure, light output, and control package match the exterior or perimeter lighting need.

Do these replace emergency lights?

Not automatically. If the project needs code-required emergency egress lighting, use listed emergency lighting and confirm runtime, photometrics, and AHJ acceptance.

What should I check before ordering?

Check mounting height, lumen output, distribution, wet-location rating, voltage, controls, finish, and installation instructions.