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- SKU:LLS-LN-DOCK-30-5 | Web ID:2300Availability: 145 In Stock Ships 3-5 Days
- Watts: 30
- Lumens: 4100
- Lumens/Watt: 137
- Replaces: 150 Watt Metal Halide
- Color Temp: 5000K
- CRI: 80+
- IP Rating: IP65
- Voltage: 100V-277V
- Operating Temp: -40F° to +113°F
- Rated Life: 50,000 (L70) hours
- Dimmable: No
- Beam Angle: 110°
- Optics: Tempered Glass
- Housing: Die-Cast Aluminum / Yellow Powder Coat Finish
- Fixture Color: Gray
- Mount: Wall
- Dimensions: 40 Inches Fully Extended
- Weight: 25 lbs
Starting At$196.23
What are LED Loading Dock Lights?
LED loading dock lights mount to walls or columns near dock doors, using flexible arms that extend into truck trailers during loading. The double-strut design allows precise positioning of the LED head to illuminate cargo areas where workers handle inventory. We have installed thousands of these systems in warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities over the past 15+ years.
The modular LED heads deliver focused illumination inside dark trailer spaces, improving both safety and productivity. Available in a 30-watt option, these fixtures handle the demanding cycle of truck arrivals and departures while maintaining consistent performance. Most facilities use the 30-watt configuration for standard 53-foot trailers, though ceiling height and specific lighting needs may affect the final choice.
Optimal Performance Specifications
Loading dock applications require specific light distribution patterns. Fixtures with 110-degree beam angles provide even coverage across trailer widths without excessive spillover. Higher mounting positions may use narrower beam angles, while lower installations use wider patterns.
Color temperature affects worker performance. 5000K output offers a balance of visual acuity and comfort for extended loading operations, depending on the model.
Installation and Mounting Configurations
Wall-mounted installations work best for concrete or masonry dock walls, while column mounting suits buildings with structural posts near loading areas. Fixtures are typically positioned 8-12 feet above dock level for optimal coverage without interfering with truck positioning. The flexible arm extends 24-48 inches, depending on model and trailer size.
Most installations require 120-277V input voltage, with drivers that automatically adjust to your building's electrical system. Weatherproof construction handles outdoor environments, and the sealed optical chamber prevents dust and moisture infiltration during extended use.
Key Performance Benefits of LED Dock Lighting Systems
- Extended Operating Life - Dock lights operate for 50,000+ hours without component replacement, reducing disruptive bulb changes. LEDs maintain consistent output, unlike fluorescent systems that can fail unexpectedly.
- Impact-Resistant Design - Heavy-duty aluminum housings withstand contact with truck equipment. Flexible arm assemblies return to position after impact, minimizing downtime.
- Substantial Energy Reduction - Facilities typically see 60-75% lower electricity costs after upgrading. Occupancy sensors further reduce energy use by eliminating unnecessary runtime.
- Superior Light Conversion - LEDs convert 90% of electrical input into usable illumination with minimal heat, reducing both lighting and HVAC costs.
- Rapid Investment Recovery - Most customers achieve 18-24 month payback through energy savings, with faster ROI in high-rate utility regions. Maintenance reduction accelerates savings.
- Enhanced Workplace Safety - A consistent 5000K daylight color temperature improves visibility in truck trailers. Uniform beam patterns help eliminate shadows that can contribute to accidents.
- Immediate Full Output - LEDs reach full brightness instantly with no warm-up, supporting fast-paced loading operations and high truck turnover.
Energy Savings and Operational Benefits
Upgrading from traditional 150-watt metal halide dock lights to 30-watt LED systems typically reduces energy consumption by about 75% while improving light quality. Facilities operating 12 hours daily save hundreds of dollars annually per fixture through reduced electricity use.
Eliminating ballast failures, bulb replacements, and lens cleaning significantly reduces maintenance labor. Many customers report years without dock lighting maintenance after LED conversion, compared to the frequent attention required by fluorescent systems.
Safety and Performance Certifications
Our fixtures carry essential certifications, including DLC Premium (energy efficiency and rebate eligibility), UL Listed (electrical safety), and ETL Listed (product safety), depending on model. These certifications help ensure safety, performance, and energy efficiency, and may qualify your project for utility rebates and tax incentives. DLC Premium certification guarantees the highest efficiency standards and maximum rebate eligibility.
5-Year Warranty and Support
Our lights include at least a 5-year warranty, with USA-based support. Our experienced team understands the importance of keeping your loading operations running and will work quickly to resolve any warranty issues.
LED Lights for Loading Docks Frequently Asked Questions
What are LED loading dock lights and how do they work?
LED loading dock lights mount to walls or columns near dock doors with flexible positioning arms that extend 24-48 inches into truck trailers. The double-strut design allows precise positioning of the LED head to illuminate cargo areas during loading operations.
What wattage do I need for loading dock lights?
A 30-watt LED configuration handles standard 53-foot trailers, replacing 150-watt metal halide fixtures. Ceiling height and specific lighting requirements guide the final selection.
How long do LED loading dock lights last?
These dock lights operate for 50,000+ hours without component replacement. LEDs maintain consistent light output, unlike fluorescent systems that fail unpredictably.
What certifications should loading dock lights have?
Look for DLC Premium, UL Listed, and ETL Listed approvals, depending on model. DLC Premium certification qualifies your project for utility rebates and tax incentives.
What is the best color temperature for dock lighting?
5000K daylight color temperature provides the best balance of visual acuity and comfort for extended loading operations. This improves visibility in truck trailers and helps eliminate shadows.
How high should loading dock lights be mounted?
Position fixtures 8-12 feet above dock level to provide optimal coverage without interfering with truck positioning. Wall mounting works for concrete or masonry dock walls, while column mounting suits buildings with structural posts.
What beam angle works best for loading dock applications?
Fixtures with 110-degree beam angles provide even coverage across trailer widths without excessive spillover. Higher mounting positions benefit from narrower beam angles, while lower installations use wider distribution patterns.
How much energy do LED dock lights save compared to metal halide?
Upgrading from 150-watt metal halide to 30-watt LED systems reduces energy consumption by approximately 75%. Facilities operating 12 hours daily save hundreds of dollars annually per fixture.
Are LED loading dock lights durable enough for industrial environments?
Heavy-duty aluminum housings withstand contact with truck equipment, and flexible arm assemblies return to position after impact. The IP65 rating and IK08 impact rating handle outdoor loading environments.
What voltage do LED dock lights require?
Most installations require 120-277V input voltage, with drivers that automatically adjust to your building''s electrical system.
What warranty coverage is available?
These lights include at least a 5-year warranty with USA-based support.

