Small LED Wall Pack | Full Cut Off, 28W to 70W with Tunable CCT
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| Selectable wattage | 28W, 42W, 56W or 70W |
|---|---|
| Colour temperature | Tunable, 3000K / 4000K / 5000K |
| Control | Built-in photocell |
| Voltage | 120 to 277V |
| Distribution | Full cut-off, downward only |
- Do not oversize it - the commonest mistake on a small building is fitting a warehouse fixture. Too much light at a low mount gives glare, a hard shadow line and a complaint from next door.
- Match the wattage to the height - 28W at 8 to 10 feet for a doorway, 42W at 10 to 12, 56W at 12 to 14, 70W at 14 to 16.
- Take 3000K near homes - warm light at night is far less intrusive than cool. Keep 4000K and 5000K for industrial sites and camera coverage.
- Set the wattage before it goes up - the selector is on the fixture.
- Give the photocell a view of the sky - check nothing overhangs it.
- Wall mount and hardwire at 120 to 277V by a licensed electrician.
The smaller cut-off wall pack
28W to 70W covers the doorways, side elevations and service entries that do not need a 125W fixture. Putting a large wall pack on a back door lights the neighbour's garden more than it lights the door.
Full cut-off means every lumen goes below the horizontal. Nothing escapes upward or sideways, which is what most local rules now require and what stops a building looking like it is being interrogated.
Specification
| Selectable wattage | 28W, 42W, 56W or 70W |
| Colour temperature | Tunable, 3000K / 4000K / 5000K |
| Control | Built-in photocell |
| Voltage | 120 to 277V |
| Distribution | Full cut-off, downward only |
Matching the wattage to the mount
| Mounting height | Setting | Lights |
|---|---|---|
| 8 – 10 ft | 28W | A doorway and the step below it |
| 10 – 12 ft | 42W | A service entry or a bin store |
| 12 – 14 ft | 56W | A side elevation or a short drive |
| 14 – 16 ft | 70W | A loading door or a small yard |
Warmer where people live nearby
3000K on a building that backs onto houses. Warm light at night is far less intrusive than cool, and it is the setting most likely to keep a planning officer and a neighbour happy at the same time. Keep 4000K and 5000K for industrial sites and anywhere security cameras are the priority.
Do not oversize it
The commonest mistake on a small building is fitting a fixture meant for a warehouse. Too much light at a low mounting height produces glare, a hard shadow line at the edge of the pool, and a complaint from next door. Smaller and lower usually reads better.
Installation
Wall mounted and hardwired at 120 to 277V by a licensed electrician. The photocell needs a view of the sky, so check nothing overhangs it, and set the wattage before the fixture goes up.
Related
For larger elevations see our 50W to 125W cut-off wall pack. For yards from a pole, see area lights.


