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LED Wall Pack with Glass Lens | 48W to 120W, Tunable CCT and Photocell
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| Power | 48W to 80W, or 80W to 120W |
|---|---|
| Colour temperature | Tunable |
| Control | Built-in photocell |
| Lens | Glass |
| Voltage | 100 to 277V |
- Decide glass or polycarbonate - glass holds its output because it does not yellow. Polycarbonate takes an impact better. Where vandalism or flying debris is a real risk, take polycarbonate.
- Pick the wattage range - 48W to 80W for service doors and side elevations up to 15 feet, 80W to 120W for main elevations and yards at 15 to 20 feet.
- Set the colour temperature - warmer where the building faces homes, cooler for industrial and security use.
- Give the photocell a clear view of the sky - check nothing overhangs it, or the light stays on through the day.
- Clean the lens on a service visit - glass does not scratch, so a cloth and water restores full output.
- Wall mount and hardwire at 100 to 277V by a licensed electrician.
A glass lens instead of plastic
Most wall packs use a polycarbonate lens. It is cheap and it does the job, but outdoors it yellows under UV and clouds over, and a clouded lens loses output you already paid for.
Glass does not yellow. On a building where the fixtures are expected to stay put for a decade, that is the difference between light output at year eight matching year one and noticeably not.
Specification
| Power | 48W to 80W, or 80W to 120W |
| Colour temperature | Tunable |
| Control | Built-in photocell |
| Lens | Glass |
| Voltage | 100 to 277V |
Glass or polycarbonate
| Glass | Polycarbonate | |
|---|---|---|
| Yellowing under UV | None | Over several years |
| Impact resistance | Lower | Higher |
| Cleaning | Easy, does not scratch | Scratches with grit |
| Long term output | Holds | Falls as the lens clouds |
The trade is impact. Where vandalism or flying debris is a real risk — a sports facility, a low wall by a car park — polycarbonate is the safer choice. Everywhere else, glass holds up better over time.
Picking the wattage range
- 48W to 80W — service doors, side elevations, loading bays up to 15 feet.
- 80W to 120W — main elevations, yards, mounting heights of 15 to 20 feet.
Installation
Wall mounted and hardwired at 100 to 277V by a licensed electrician. The photocell needs a clear view of the sky — check nothing overhangs it, or the light will stay on through the day.
Related
For full cut-off distribution see our wall pack with cut-off optics. For open areas, see area lights.
