LED Pole Light, 150W, 23000 Lm, 30K/40K/50K, Photocell, 120-277V, White
LED Pole Light, 150W, 23000 Lm, 30K/40K/50K, Photocell, 120-277V, White
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About this item
- Comes with an adjustable universal pole mount
- Twistlock Photocell included
- 7-Pin Receptacle included
- Shorting Cap included
- Die-cast aluminum housing with Polycarbonate lens
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a "Shoebox" light fixture?
What is a "Shoebox" light fixture?
A "shoebox" light refers to the physical shape of the fixture housing, which is typically rectangular and box-like. This design allows for effective thermal management (heat sinking) of the LED components and houses the drivers and optics efficiently. It is the most common form factor for modern LED area lights.
How do I choose the right mounting bracket?
How do I choose the right mounting bracket?
Slipfitter: Use this if you have a round pole or tenon (2 3/8" diameter) and need to angle the light.
Direct Arm: Use this for square poles where you want the light to point straight down/out.
Trunnion: Use this for mounting on walls, roofs, or wood poles where you need an adjustable bracket.
What wattage LED do I need to replace a 400W Metal Halide?
What wattage LED do I need to replace a 400W Metal Halide?
Generally, a 100W to 150W LED area light can replace a standard 400W Metal Halide fixture. Always check the lumen output; you are typically looking for 12,000 to 18,000 lumens to match the effective light output of a 400W HID lamp.
What is the difference between Type III and Type V light distribution?
What is the difference between Type III and Type V light distribution?
Type III: Throws light forward and to the sides (wide throw). This is ideal for perimeter poles or roadways where you don't want light spilling behind the pole.
Type V: Distributes light in a full 360-degree circle (square pattern). This is perfect for the center of large open areas where you need light in all directions.
Are these lights dimmable?
Are these lights dimmable?
Yes, most commercial LED pole lights come with 0-10V dimming drivers standard. This allows them to be used with compatible dimmers or smart control systems to lower light levels during off-peak hours for additional energy savings.
