LED Parking Lot Lights | 60,000 Lumens
LED Parking Lot Fixture - Type III - 400 Watt - 52,000 Lumens - 5000 Kelvin
Replaces 1000W MH - Comes with Slipfitter and Trunnion Mounting Bracket - 120-277 Volt - LEDF-10179
- LED Chip Type: Lumileds
- Driver Type: Meanwell
- Family: Benbrook Series
- Life Hours: 50,000
- Light Distribution: Type III
- Metal Halide Equal: 1000 Watt, 750 Watt
- Length: 31.25 in.
- Width: 12.4 in.
- Depth: 3.4 in.
- Warranty: 3 Years
LED Parking Lot Fixture - Type III - 480 Watt - 62,400 Lumens - 5000 Kelvin
Replaces 1000W MH - Comes with Slipfitter and Trunnion Mounting Bracket - 120-277 Volt - LEDF-10180
- LED Chip Type: Lumileds
- Driver Type: Meanwell
- Family: Benbrook Series
- Life Hours: 50,000
- Light Distribution: Type III
- Length: 31.25 in.
- Width: 12.4 in.
- Depth: 3.4 in.
- Warranty: 3 Years
LED Parking Lot Fixture - Type III - 420 Watt - 51,500 Lumens - 4000 Kelvin
Replaces 1000W MH - Cree Series Mounting Hardware Sold Separately - 120-277 Volt - Cree OSQ-HO
- LED Chip Type: CREE
- Driver Type: Philips Advance
- Family: OSQ-HO
- Life Hours: 100,000
- Light Distribution: Type III
- Length: 26.7 in.
- Width: 22 in.
- Depth: 4 in.
- Warranty: 5 Years
Types of Light Distribution for Area Lights
Area lights are available with different light distributions so that you can select the fixture that will best direct the light where you want it to go. When lighting a street or sidewalk, you want most of the light on the path. Alternatively, in a parking lot setting, you would want a much wider light distribution, allowing both cars and aisles to be well lit. This can help pedestrians feel safer getting back to their cars and reduce incidents in your parking lot.
Type II: A distribution with a lateral width of 25 degrees. Typically installed on the side of smaller side streets, jogging paths, or entrance roadways.
Type III: Similar to type II with light projecting out further at 40 degrees. Designed for general parking areas and roadways.
Type V: A circular distribution with the same light intensity at all angles. Meant for large open areas where evenly distributed light is needed, such as intersections and large parking lots.