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LED Circular Area Light | 60W to 200W with Photocell and Sensor Options
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| Wattage | 60W to 200W depending on version |
|---|---|
| Colour temperature | 5000K, or tunable on some versions |
| Control | Built-in photocell, external photocell, or sensing base |
| Mounting | Pole or post top |
- Choose the control for the site - built-in photocell for storefronts and public paths, external photocell where trees or a taller building shade the fixture, sensing base for driveways and rear service areas.
- Use an external cell under a canopy or trees - a built-in cell reads the light falling on the fixture, and under a tree that reading is wrong.
- Match the wattage to the pole height - 60W to 80W at 10 to 14 feet, 100W to 120W at 14 to 18, 150W at 18 to 22, 200W at 22 to 25.
- Use one colour temperature across the whole site - a path where one post is warm and the next is cool looks like a fault.
- Take warmer settings on residential walkways and hotel approaches - cooler on commercial car parks.
- Pick round for paths and courtyards - for a car park in bays, a rectangular shoebox covers it with fewer fixtures.
- Confirm the pole and bracket suit the fixture, then hardwire by a licensed electrician.
Round coverage for paths and forecourts
A circular area light throws light evenly in every direction from a single point. That suits a walkway, a courtyard, a small forecourt or the approach to a building — anywhere the fixture sits in the middle of what it is lighting rather than at one edge.
The range runs 60W to 200W, with fixed, multi-power, tunable and sensing versions.
Choosing the control
| Control | Behaviour | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Built-in photocell | Dusk to dawn, full output | Storefronts, walkways, public paths |
| External photocell | Dusk to dawn, cell placed separately | Sites shaded by trees or buildings |
| Sensing base | Low until movement, then full | Driveways, rear service areas |
| Standard | Switched with the circuit | Sites with a central lighting control |
The external photocell problem
A built-in cell reads the light falling on the fixture. Under a tree canopy or beside a taller building, that reading is wrong and the light comes on in the afternoon or stays off at dusk. An external cell goes where it can actually see the sky.
Pole height and spacing
| Pole height | Wattage | Spacing |
|---|---|---|
| 10 – 14 ft | 60W – 80W | 30 – 45 ft |
| 14 – 18 ft | 100W – 120W | 45 – 60 ft |
| 18 – 22 ft | 150W | 60 – 80 ft |
| 22 – 25 ft | 200W | 80 – 100 ft |
Tunable colour outdoors
The tunable versions matter more than they sound. A warmer setting on a residential walkway or a hotel approach reads as welcoming; a cooler one on a commercial car park helps with seeing detail. Use one setting across the whole site, or a path where one post is warm and the next is cool looks like a fault.
Round or rectangular
Round for paths, courtyards and open approaches. For a car park laid out in bays, a rectangular shoebox covers it with fewer fixtures and no dark corners.
Related
For car parks see our shoebox area lights. For lower level path lighting, see bollard lights.
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