What are LED Lighting Supply Construction Lights and LED Job Site Lights?

LED lights for construction sites, or job site lights, are powerful LED lighting fixtures designed to provide powerful flood-type lighting for these areas. These fixtures, similar to sports field lighting fixtures for outdoor areas, can be mounted from high locations and provide bright illumination for construction sites and construction projects. Our construction site flood lights are waterproof and designed for outdoor installations. They provide bright, reliable lighting for workers on the construction site. These lights are designed to be moved. They are significantly more powerful than traditional portable LED work lights (string lights) or temporary work lights.

What are the Benefits of LED Lighting Supply Construction Site Lights?

There are numerous advantages using our LED work lights.

• Energy Efficiency: our energy efficient lights use and use less power than HID lighting does
• High Quality Lighting: Our LED lights are a high-quality light source. They are designed to provide adequate illumination to keep the work area safe.
• Reduced Maintenance: There are no frequent replacements of bulbs or ballasts with our LED lights.
• Safer Areas: our lights are powerful and designed to light up large areas with high quality lighting.
• Long Lifespan: our LED's lifespan is much longer than metal halide and other HID light sources.
• Sensor Ready: Our lights can be equipped with controls like motion sensors and photocells.
• Instant on: Our lights turn on instantly

Need Help? Talk to an LED Construction Lights Expert.

With so many options and fixtures available, it's hard to decide what option is going to meet your needs and requirements. The sales engineers of LED Lighting Supply are experts in LED Construction Lighting. Use our experience and tell us your needs, and we will provide you with the best LED Construction Light options for your project or application. We can provide you with a free lighting plan to make sure the area is well-lit and the lighting is balanced.

Completed Commercial Lighting and Industrial Lighting Projects using LED Lighting Supply LED Construction Lights

LED Construction Site Lighting FAQs

Are LED Construction Site Lights Able to Run on a Generator?

As long as the power is stable, and produces 100V-277V, our lights will work.

Can LED Drivers Be Remotely Mounted at a Construction Site?

They can, but most of the lights we sell have internal drivers. We do have power flood lights with an external driver option, so if this is something you are looking for, let us know.

How Can You Calculate the Cost of Temporary Construction Lighting?

The first step is to determine the size of the space you are trying to light up. We can then create a free lighting plan to achieve the foot candle requirements, and then provide a quote for the temporary lighting required to light up your space.

Are LED Construction Site Lights Dangerous?

Our LED lights aren't. They run cool and produce powerful high-quality light. They also run a lot cooler than HID and metal halide light sources.

What is the Best Light to Use on a Pole for a Construction Site?

We would recommend our flood light options. These units can produce up to 168000 lumens and will light up a large area.

What is the Minimum Illumination Required for General Construction Area Lighting?

According to OSHA, a minimum of 5-foot candles is required.

How Many Foot Candles Are Recommended for General Construction?

At least 5-foot candles.

What are the Best Construction Site Lighting Fixtures?

The best LED work lights for construction sites are the ones that meet your requirements. There's not one light that is best for all applications. For the most part, flood lighting is a powerful LED light source that can be mounted on portable light towers or on walls or poles. They can be aimed to where they are needed better than other light sources.

Do Your Lights Meet OSHA Lighting Standards?

Yes, for the most part, OSHA standards are for foot candlelight levels. We can easily meet every OSHA standard, but first, we recommend creating a lighting plan to show light levels and light balance.