Durable and efficient, commercial outdoor lighting improves safety, security, and visibility around your facility. Shop wall packs, flood lights, and area lights to illuminate building perimeters, parking lots, pathways, loading docks, and entrances with long-life LEDs and rugged housings.
Fixtures are available with Type II/III/V optics, cutoff shields for dark-sky sensitivity, and lumen packages sized for small walkways up to large parking lots. Controls-ready drivers support 0–10V dimming, dusk-to-dawn operation via photocells, and motion sensing for energy savings. Expect robust thermal management, surge protection, and UV-stable lenses that maintain output and clarity over time.
Heavy-duty, powder-coated housings and marine-grade hardware resist corrosion in harsh climates, while gasketed, IP65–IP66 seals keep out dust and water. Choose CCTs from warm (3000 K) for neighborhoods to neutral/cool (4000–5000 K) for high-visibility applications. Standard mounting options (wall backplates, yokes, slip-fitters, and pole arms) streamline installation across new builds and retrofits.
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Typical categories include area/parking lot lights (shoebox), flood lights, wall packs, canopy lights, bollards, and post-tops. Each is optimized for a specific mounting method and beam distribution.
Type II/III suit walkways and lots at the edge of the pole line, Type IV throws forward for perimeters and building sides, and Type V provides symmetrical coverage for poles located more centrally.
3000 K feels warm for pedestrian areas, 4000 K balances comfort and visibility, and 5000 K maximizes contrast for security. Check local preferences or light-pollution guidance before selecting very cool CCTs.
Use full-cutoff optics, select fixtures with appropriate BUG ratings, add house-side/back-light shields, and avoid tilting heads upward. Choose a distribution that matches the site geometry.
Yes—LEDs excel in cold climates. Verify the fixture’s operating temperature range. For integral emergency battery options, ensure the pack is rated for your lowest expected ambient.
It depends on mounting height, spacing, and task. Smaller entries and pathways may use lower-wattage floods or bollards, while 20–30 ft poles over lots typically need medium- to high-output area lights. Photometric layouts provide the most reliable sizing.
Photocells switch on at dusk/off at dawn. Motion sensors brighten with activity and dim otherwise. Networked nodes (NEMA pin) enable scheduling, dimming, and remote monitoring across many fixtures.
Many are—look for DLC-listed models. Rebates vary by utility; higher efficiency tiers (e.g., DLC Premium) often qualify for larger incentives.
Yes. Some luminaires include UL 924 battery backup or can be fed from a life-safety circuit/generator to deliver the required 90 minutes along egress paths. Always confirm with your local fire marshal or building inspector.
IP/NEMA for water/dust, IK for impact, surge protection (kV), corrosion-resistant finishes, and in some pole-mounted cases a 3G vibration rating for roadway environments.
Use them on large campuses and industrial sites with high-voltage distribution. Most commercial buildings use 120–277 V drivers.
Specify NEMA 4X or marine-grade finishes, stainless hardware, and sealed optics to combat salt fog and corrosion. Regular rinse-downs extend finish life.
