What Types of LED Lighting Supply Lights Are Applicable for a Commercial Self-Storage Facility?

For indoors, we offer interior lights such as canopy lights or ceiling-mounted strip lighting. Other good options would be low bays and strip lights as well as panel lights. For inside a storage unit, linear or vapor-proof fixtures work well.

For outdoors, there are many ways you can add light fixtures. If poles are available, install our powerful flood lights. Our wall packs on the exterior wall faces of the storage units are a great option. Our shoebox lights or parking lot lights on street light poles provide great area lighting.

Self-storage LED lights are energy efficient and designed to provide ample lighting and reduce maintenance costs. Self-storage operators should realize significant energy savings over traditional light fixtures like metal halide and fluorescent fixtures while ensuring they have adequate lighting for a well-lit facility for customers and security cameras.

What are the Benefits of Using LED Lighting Supply Lighting at a Storage Facility?

• Energy Savings: LED Lighting Supply lights will reduce energy usage by 50–80% compared to traditional lighting like fluorescent fixtures and HID lights
• Low Maintenance: Our LEDs provide years of reliable operation with minimal upkeep
• High-Quality Light: Our LED lights provide bright, even illumination enhances visibility and safety
• Instant Operation: OurLED fixtures turn on instantly without warm-up time. They work great in hot or cold temperatures.
• Long Lifespan: Our durable commercial-grade construction ensures lasting performance and performs well in extreme climatic conditions.
• Environmentally Friendly: Our LED lights do not contain mercury or other toxic materials when compared to traditional lighting

LED Storage Unit Lighting FAQs

What are the Most Common LED Lighting Supply Solutions for Lighting a Storage Facility?

The three main types of LED Self Storage Lighting Solutions that can be used for exterior lighting applications. Wall packs, flood lights, and shoebox lights. Inside storage lighting includes panel lights, low bays, strip lighting, and shop lights. If the ceilings are over 20 ft high, use high bays.

What are the Most Common Types of LED Lighting We Supply for a Hallway of a Storage Unit Facility

Linear fixtures work well as they provide good coverage. We also recommend low bay lights and canopy lighting.

Are Your Storage Facility LED Lights Dark Sky Compliant?

Check with your planning authority to determine if lights need dark sky compliant. We have many options that include full cutoff wall packs and shoebox lights.

What are Common Lighting Controls Used for LED Lighting in Storage Units?

• Motion Sensors:  We offer both indoor and outdoor lighting options that work well with a motion sensor. The lights can also dim when no one is around. Most outdoor storage facilities. Use a timer or photocell to turn the lights on at night and to turn them off in the morning.
• Photocells:  Many of our outdoor lighting fixtures come with a photocell option. Either using a NEMA socket or hardwired button photocell on some wall packs.

Where's the Best Place to Install Outdoor Security Lighting for a Storage Facility?

There is no one best place for every storage facility. Each place is different. We’ve created many lighting plans for storage facilities located all over the USA. And while they are similar, they are also different.

What's the Ideal Pole Height to Mount Lights on for a Storage Unit Facility?

Higher is always better since it naturally allows for better light distribution. We recommend poles that are at least 20 feet high.

Do Your LED Fixtures Come with a Cord and Plug?

Yes, many of our fixtures come with a cord that an electrician can easily add a plug to. Most of our wire whips mount inside a junction box. Some fixtures do not come with a power cord and should be wired into the driver box on the fixture.

Can I Mount Wall Pack Lights to Ribbed Metal Walls?

Yes, we have installed many wall packs on metal wall structures. A qualified electrician will have no problem installing our lights. Either it will stretch two ribs or will fit between the ribs.