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LED Shoebox Area Light | 90W to 450W with Three Bracket Options
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| Wattage | 90W to 450W depending on version |
|---|---|
| Mounting | Slip fitter, A&N bracket, or no bracket |
| Control | Built-in photocell on most versions |
| Options | Fixed wattage or multi-power |
- Check the bracket before the wattage - slip fitter clamps onto a round pole tenon, an A and N bracket bolts to a square pole face, no bracket suits an existing bracket you are keeping. They do not interchange.
- Look at what is already on the pole - or at the drawings for a new one. A fixture that will not mount is worse than one of the wrong wattage.
- Match the wattage to the pole height - 90W to 150W at 15 to 20 feet, up to 450W at 30 to 40 feet.
- Space for uniformity first - a car park at 2 foot-candles with even coverage feels safer than one at 3 with bright pools and dark gaps.
- Take a multi-power version if pole positions may still move - fixed versions are set at the factory and cannot be adjusted on site.
- Check the local dark sky rules before specifying.
- Confirm the pole rating for fixture weight and wind load, then hardwire by a licensed electrician.
Rectangular coverage from a pole
Shoebox is the shape and the shape is the argument: a rectangular housing throwing a rectangular pool, which suits a car park laid out in straight bays. A round fixture on the same pole lights a circle and leaves the corners of each bay dark.
The range runs 90W to 450W, with three bracket types and a photocell option on most versions.
Check the bracket before the wattage
| Mount | Fits |
|---|---|
| Slip fitter | A round pole tenon, the most common commercial finish |
| A&N bracket | A square pole face, bolted direct |
| No bracket | An existing bracket you are keeping |
These do not interchange. Look at what is already on the pole, or at the drawings for a new one, before anything else. A fixture that will not mount is worse than a fixture of the wrong wattage.
Pole height and spacing
| Pole height | Wattage | Spacing |
|---|---|---|
| 15 – 20 ft | 90W – 150W | 50 – 70 ft |
| 20 – 25 ft | 150W – 240W | 70 – 90 ft |
| 25 – 30 ft | 240W – 320W | 90 – 120 ft |
| 30 – 40 ft | 320W – 450W | 120 – 150 ft |
Uniformity before average
A car park at 2 foot-candles average with even coverage feels safer than one at 3 with bright pools and dark gaps. Space the poles for uniformity first and check the average afterwards.
Dark sky rules
Many jurisdictions limit upward light and light trespass onto neighbouring property. Confirm the local requirement before specifying — a fixture already on a pole is an expensive thing to change.
Multi-power versions
Several versions have a wattage selector, which is worth having on a job where pole positions may still move. Fixed versions are set at the factory and cannot be adjusted on site.
Related
For round coverage on a path or courtyard see our area lights. For building walls, see wall pack lights.
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