Commercial LED Wall Pack Lights

Flood - Noncutoff Wall Pack

These are the most common of all wall packs we offer. They have the ability to discharge and flood light out from the wall. They are usually mounted on walls and used as flood area lights and outdoor security lighting. They can light up path ways, drive ways and loading areas of commercial buildings.

They are not dark-sky compliant without the use of a shield mounted at the top of the fixture.

Adjustable Head Wall Packs

These wall packs feature a full cutoff or a semi-cutoff design and a tilt mechanism. This allows for precise light aiming.

Adjustable wall packs offer placement of the light module. Light can focus upwards, downwards or between. These wall packs are ideal for outdoor areas and perimeter lighting. They use different light sources and some include photocells. They make perfect replacements for conventional wall packs and floodlights.

2. Wet Location Wall Packs

IP rating designates a fixtures ability to keep out both dust and water. The first digit of the IP score designates dust protection, the second designates water protection. A water protection score of 5 or above helps protect your fixtures from water intrusion.

LED Lighting Supply offers IP ratings of IPx5, IPx6 and IPx7. This allows you to install these fixtures outdoors without worry of water damage.

* What IP Rating do you need?

IP65 is all you will need for most applications. Extreme environments such as driving rain might need IP67 or higher.

4. Color Temperature Options

Color temperature measures the temperature of a light source. The Kelvin scale is a measurement of color temperature. Bulbs with a low color temperatures produce warm light (in the red, orange, and yellow spectrum). Those with a high color temperatures produce cool light (in blue and white spectrum).

We offer both 4000K and 5000K fixtures for outdoor lighting. Not sure which one you should select? We can help!

* LED Color Choice

To replace Metal Halide, 5000K is a great color choice. If you would like a warmer light, choose 4000K. High Pressure Sodium Wall Packs are around 2300K. Moving to 4000K or 5000K will greatly improve the quality of your outdoor light.

6. Motion Sensors and Photocells

Motion Sensors and other controls reduce lighting costs by turning off or dimming the lights when people leave the area.

PIR and microwave motion sensors can turn the lights on when motion is detected and off / dimmed when no activity is detected. To dim, these fixtures need a 0-10V dimmable driver. Unlike traditional lighting, dimming LED fixtures is relatively simple and does not affect the life of the led fixture.

And if you're trying to save additional money, nothing saves more money than off or 10% lit.

We have wall pack retrofit solutions where you can install LED inside your existing fixtures. We can easily replace your HPS or MH lights with a simple conversion - its as easy as a bulb and ballast replacement.