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LED wall pack lights provide exterior security and perimeter illumination for doors, walkways, service areas, and building walls. Compare lumens, mounting height, optic, cutoff, controls, and environmental rating before choosing a fixture.
Outdoor SecurityFull CutoffPhotocell OptionsMotion SensorWet-Location Options

Wall packs are primarily exterior area and security lights. If the project needs code-required emergency egress illumination, compare listed wet-location emergency lights and verify runtime and photometrics separately.

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Outdoor lighting Compare exterior fixture families by application and mounting condition. Outdoor flood lights Use for broader area coverage or longer forward throw. Wet-location emergency lights Use for code-required exterior emergency egress lighting. Outdoor area lights Compare area-light formats for larger exterior zones.

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Wall Packs Buying Guide

Use these checks to match wall-pack output, distribution, controls, mounting, and exposure to the exterior application.

01

Mounting height

Match lumen output and optic to the mounting height, wall surface, spacing, pedestrian path, and desired coverage.

02

Optic and cutoff

Choose full-cutoff or forward-throw distribution when glare, uplight, property lines, or neighboring spaces need tighter control.

03

Controls

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

04

Environment

Confirm wet-location rating, temperature range, finish, corrosion exposure, and cleaning or washdown conditions.

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Emergency egress

A battery-backup wall pack is not automatically a substitute for UL 924 emergency lighting. Confirm listed emergency equipment, runtime, placement, and photometrics separately.

Additional resources

Compliance UL 1598 compliance guide Review fixture construction and outdoor-environment context. Guide Emergency lighting guide Separate general exterior lighting from code-required emergency coverage. Compare Wet-location emergency lights Review the correct route for exterior emergency egress.

Final fixture selection depends on photometrics, mounting height, environmental exposure, project documents, and local approval. Wall-pack security lighting and UL 924 emergency egress lighting are separate design decisions.

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FAQs About Wall Packs

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What is a wall pack light used for?

Wall packs are used for exterior doors, walkways, loading areas, alleys, building perimeters, and security lighting where the fixture mounts to a wall.

How many lumens do I need?

Choose output based on mounting height, spacing, optic, wall geometry, desired footcandles, and glare limits. Confirm the final layout with project photometrics.

Do wall packs replace emergency lights?

Not automatically. Code-required exterior egress lighting should use listed emergency equipment with the required runtime, placement, and photometric coverage.

Should I choose a photocell or motion sensor?

Use a photocell for dusk-to-dawn operation, a motion sensor where traffic is intermittent, or a combined control package when both conditions matter.