LED Area Lights, Parking Lot & Street Light FixturesPage 5

The benefits of LED roadway lighting cannot be understated. They are a big improvement over older options, providing the highest level of illumination and the greatest visibility. Also, they are highly efficient, enabling them to run all day long and still lower your power bill. This also means that they have impressive lifespans, lasting tens of thousands of hours without needing to be replaced. This makes them the easiest option, reducing your need for maintenance so you can focus on your work and stop worrying about your fixtures. Enjoy the benefits of cutting-edge lighting technology at an affordable price with our selection of powerful LEDs!

What are Street and Parking Lot lights?

Parking lot lights are generally high-power lights mounted on top of light poles. These fixtures perform the function their name describes, lighting streets, outdoor parking lots, sidewalks and other outdoor areas. These are durable, weather resistant lights. Here are some examples of commercial parking lot lights:

LED Shoebox Lights

LED Post Top Lights

Cobra Head LED Street Lights

Outdoor Pole Lights

Where are Street and Parking lot lights used?

Street lights and parking lot lights can be used for many things. Along with lighting roadways and outdoor parking lots, these lights can be seen lighting playgrounds, parks, and sidewalks. There are also lower-powered versions of these lights that have a more architectural design. These post top fixtures can be used along paths in parks and along walkways and sidewalks. Below are some examples of street and parking lot lighting applications:

LED Lighting Distribution for Flood and Roadway Lights

Guide for Choosing the Best Commercial LED Parking Lot Lights

Outdoor Movie Theater Lighting

Drive-Thru Lighting

Commercial Lighting Automation

What are the different types of Street & Parking lights?

There are different light sources for Street and Parking lights. These generally include HID (high-intensity discharge) and LED. There are advantages and disadvantages to these options. LED lights may entail more of an investment at first but offer a longer lifetime and are very energy efficient. Traditional metal-halide and sodium-vapor lights can have less cost at start, but don't have a long life, can require bulb or ballast replacement and use more energy.