Outdoor Lighting Collection

Outdoor Lighting

Commercial outdoor lighting starts with the application: wall-mounted security, broad area coverage, or forward-throw flood lighting. Use the focused paths to compare lumens, optics, mounting, controls, weather rating, and photometrics without mixing general lighting with emergency egress.
Outdoor LEDWall PacksArea LightsFlood LightsWeather Rating

This is the outdoor-lighting parent route. Wall packs, area lights, and flood lights own their specific applications; wet-location emergency lights remain the code-required egress path.

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Outdoor Lighting Buying Guide

Use these checks to match commercial outdoor lighting parent category to the project before selecting a specific model.

01

Application

Choose wall pack, area, or flood format based on mounting, target zone, coverage direction, and security need.

02

Output and optics

Compare lumens, beam spread, cutoff, distribution, mounting height, and glare or spill-light limits.

03

Controls

Select photocell, motion, dimming, scheduled, or always-on operation based on the site.

04

Emergency boundary

Separate general outdoor lighting from UL 924 emergency egress equipment, runtime, placement, and photometrics.

Confirm application, photometrics, mounting, environmental rating, controls, fixture construction, installation, and whether a separate emergency listing is required.

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FAQs About Outdoor Lighting

Expand the questions that match your application, fixture-selection, or compliance review.

What types of outdoor lighting are available?

The main routes here are wall packs, area lights, and flood lights, each serving a different mounting and coverage problem.

How do I choose between outdoor lighting collections?

Start with the mounting and target area, then narrow by optics, output, controls, environment, and photometrics.

Does outdoor-rated mean emergency-rated?

No. General outdoor construction and code-required emergency egress listing are separate decisions.