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- SKU:MLLG-WD-LED-CANG-120-50 | Web ID:1972Availability: 95 In Stock Ships 3-5 Days
- Watts: 120
- Lumens: 16086
- Lumens/Watt: 134
- Replaces: 400 Watt Metal Halide
- Color Temp: 5000K
- CRI: 70+
- IP Rating: IP65
- Voltage: 100V-277V
- Operating Temp: -22°F to 113°F
- Rated Life: 50,000 (L70) hours
- Dimmable: 1-10V
- Beam Angle (Std): 110°
- Fixture Color: White
- Mount: Surface
- Dimensions: 17.1 X 17.1 X X 4.1 in
- Weight: 9 lbs
Starting At$209.09
What are the Types of LED Lights Commonly Used at a Gas Service Station?
Creating an effective lighting system for service stations requires strategic placement of multiple fixture types to ensure safety and operational efficiency. LED Lighting Supply has over 15+ years of experience designing fuel station lighting systems nationwide. Our Product Specialists know that proper illumination can reduce crime, increase customer confidence, and support higher fuel sales and store traffic.
Exterior Lighting Fixtures
| Gas Station Canopy Lights | Commercial LED canopy lights are the main illumination for fuel islands. 100W-150W fixtures with wide beam angles provide uniform light and eliminate shadows between pump islands, addressing a key safety concern. Available in surface-mount and recessed-mount options. |
| Parking Lot Lights | LED parking lot lights offer perimeter visibility and help with customer navigation. 200W-400W fixtures on 20-30 ft poles cover vehicle lanes, support pedestrian safety, and enhance security camera performance when specified correctly, including in parking garages. |
| Wall Packs | LED Wall packs provide targeted lighting for entrances, ATMs, walkways, and areas needing focused control. 50W-100W models deliver effective perimeter lighting with strong forward throw. |
| Flood Lights | LED flood lights are used for car wash bays, monument signs, and loading docks. High-intensity directional output ensures safe operation where strong, focused light is needed. |
Interior Lighting Fixtures
| Interior Panel Lights | 2x2 and 2x4 LED panel lights fit standard drop ceilings with recessed mounting. Our Product Specialists typically specify 40W-50W panels with 4000K-5000K color temperatures to improve merchandise visibility and create a bright retail environment. |
What are the Benefits of Using LED Canopy Light Fixtures in Gas Stations?
- Substantial Energy Cost Reduction: Replacing 400W metal halide fixtures with 100W-150W LED canopy lights can cut energy use by 65%-75% while improving brightness and uniformity; results vary by installation.
- Eliminate Costly Maintenance Disruptions: LED fixtures remove the need for lamps and ballasts, reducing maintenance expenses by 80% or more over the fixture lifespan.
- Intelligent Control Integration: Photocells enable dusk-to-dawn operation, and occupancy sensors allow smart dimming during low-traffic periods, providing an additional 20-30% energy reduction while maintaining security lighting.
- Exceptional Service Life: Premium LED canopy fixtures with L70 ratings beyond 100,000 hours typically provide 12-15 years of service in 24/7 fuel station environments, model dependent.
- Instant Full Illumination: LEDs reach 100% brightness instantly, eliminating the 3-5 minute warm-up delay of metal halide systems, which is important for safety and emergencies.
- Advanced Dimming Capabilities: 0-10V dimming compatibility lets operators adjust light levels by time or activity, optimizing energy use while maintaining OSHA-compliant visibility.
- Superior Light Performance: High-efficiency optics provide uniform light with minimal glare. CRI 80+ ratings ensure accurate color rendering and improve security camera clarity.
What are the Recommended Footcandle Requirements for Lighting in Gas Stations?
Proper illumination levels support customer safety and regulatory compliance. Based on ANSI and local code requirements, we recommend these minimum footcandle levels, subject to local requirements:
| Fuel Pump Canopy | 30-50 fc (critical for transaction safety) |
| Parking Areas | 5-10 fc (adequate for vehicle navigation) |
| Walkways and Entrances | 10-20 fc (pedestrian safety priority) |
| Convenience Store Interior | 30-50 fc (merchandise visibility) |
| Display Areas | 50-75 fc (impulse purchase optimization) |
| Car Wash (Interior) | 20-30 fc (operational safety) |
| Car Wash (Exterior) | 10-20 fc (customer approach safety) |
| Outdoor Perimeter Lighting | 1-5 fc (security surveillance support) |
Wattage and Voltage Requirements for Gas Station Applications
LED Lighting Supply helps select optimal fixtures for your site. For canopies, we typically recommend 100W to 200W fixtures, depending on mounting height and coverage needs.
Standard 12 to 16-foot canopy installations work well with 120W to 150W fixtures using Type III distribution patterns, depending on site conditions.
Our fixtures use universal voltage LED drivers that adapt to 120V, 208V, 240V, or 277V, simplifying installation for your electrical contractor.
For parking lots, fixture selection ranges from 150W to 400W based on pole height and spacing. 200W to 250W fixtures on 20-foot poles with standard spacing provide good coverage and uniformity while controlling costs when specified properly.
Color Selection for Different Gas Station Areas
We recommend 4000K to 5000K color temperature for most gas station applications. This range provides crisp, white light for visibility and a clean, modern look that attracts customers.
Canopy areas perform best with 4000K fixtures, offering excellent visibility for transactions without harshness.
Interior store lighting benefits from 4000K to 5000K to highlight merchandise and encourage purchases.
Parking and perimeter areas use 5000K fixtures for maximum visibility and security camera performance. This cooler color temperature helps customer alertness and provides strong contrast for surveillance, important for 24-hour operations.
Safety and Performance Certifications
All our fixtures carry key safety and performance certifications: UL Listed and ETL Listed for electrical safety, and DLC Premium for energy efficiency and rebate eligibility. These certifications help with regulatory compliance, performance, and qualifying for utility rebates and tax incentives that may offset 30-50% of initial costs, subject to local requirements.
Comprehensive Warranty and USA-Based Support
All fixtures include a minimum 5-year comprehensive warranty backed by our USA-based support team, model dependent. Our warranty specialists work quickly to resolve any issues and minimize downtime for your facility.
Partner with LED Lighting Experts for Your Gas Station Project
Lighting for gas stations requires balancing safety codes, energy efficiency, security, and customer attraction while managing costs and compliance. Our Product Specialists have designed lighting systems for hundreds of fuel retail locations and understand the challenges of 24-hour operations, code variations, and rebate maximization.
Share your project details with our team for expert recommendations on fixture selection, placement, and controls tailored to your site. We offer complimentary lighting design services to ensure proper illumination, minimize energy costs, and maximize utility incentives. Request a consultation with our gas station lighting specialists to see how the right lighting can enhance safety, attract customers, and improve your bottom line.
LED Lights for Gas Stations Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Types of LED Lights Commonly Used at a Gas Service Station?
Gas stations use LED canopy lights (100W-150W) for fuel islands, parking lot lights (200W-400W on 20-30 ft poles) for perimeter areas, wall packs (50W-100W) for entrances and walkways, and flood lights for car wash bays and signs. Interior spaces use 2x2 or 2x4 LED panel lights (40W-50W) at 4000K-5000K for retail areas.
What are the Benefits of Using LED Canopy Light Fixtures in Gas Stations?
Replacing 400W metal halide fixtures with 100W-150W LED canopy lights yields 65%-75% lower energy consumption and reduces maintenance expenses by 80% or more over fixture lifespan. LEDs deliver 100% brightness instantly, eliminating the 3-5 minute warm-up delay of metal halide systems.
What are the Recommended Footcandle Requirements for Lighting in Gas Stations?
Fuel pump canopies require 30-50 fc, parking areas need 5-10 fc, walkways and entrances require 10-20 fc, and convenience store interiors need 30-50 fc. These levels are subject to local requirements and ANSI and local code specifications.
What Wattage and Voltage are Required for Gas Station Applications?
Canopy applications use 100W to 200W fixtures, with 120W to 150W fixtures achieving optimal results for 12 to 16-foot canopy installations. Parking lot fixtures range from 150W to 400W based on pole height. Universal voltage LED drivers adapt to 120V, 208V, 240V, or 277V infrastructure.
What Color Temperature Should Be Used for Different Gas Station Areas?
Canopy areas perform optimally with 4000K fixtures for fuel transactions, interior convenience stores use 4000K to 5000K for merchandise visibility, and parking and perimeter areas use 5000K fixtures for maximum visibility and security camera performance.
What Safety and Performance Certifications Should Gas Station Lights Have?
Fixtures should carry DLC Premium, UL Listed, and ETL Listed certifications. These certifications help ensure regulatory compliance and may qualify projects for utility rebates that can offset 30-50% of initial investment costs, subject to local requirements.
What Warranty Coverage is Available for Gas Station LED Lighting?
Fixtures include a minimum 5-year comprehensive warranty backed by USA-based support, model dependent. Premium LED canopy fixtures with L70 ratings beyond 100,000 hours provide 12-15 years of service in 24/7 fuel station environments, model dependent.
What Control Options are Available for Gas Station LED Lighting?
Integrated photocells enable automated dusk-to-dawn operation, while occupancy sensors provide smart dimming during low-traffic periods for an additional 20-30% energy reduction. Fixtures with 0-10V dimming compatibility allow operators to adjust light levels based on time of day or activity.





