UP & Down LED Parking Garage Light | Adj Watt 30W/50W/75W/100W | 15500 Lumens | Adj CCT 3000K/4000K/5000K | 120-277Vac

UP & Down LED Parking Garage Light | Adj Watt 30W/50W/75W/100W | 15500 Lumens | Adj CCT 3000K/4000K/5000K | 120-277Vac

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  • Up to 155 lm/W
  • Adjustable wattage
  • Adjustable CCT
  • 0-10V Dimmable
  • 160º Beam Angle
  • 3/4” NPT conduit entry
  • 3-Pin sensor base
  • White Housing
  • Up light switch standard
  • Input voltage 120-277VAC
  • ETL listed
  • 5-year warranty
Nothing But LEDs’ UP & DOWN LED Parking Garage Light is engineered for superior efficiency, flexibility, and long-term durability. With selectable wattage options and adjustable color temperatures, it delivers reliable performance for demanding garage lighting environments. This LED parking garage light features a unique dual-sided design that provides both upward and downward illumination, ensuring balanced and even light distribution. Id...
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SKU: 1560993
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Product Details
  • Up to 155 lm/W
  • Adjustable wattage
  • Adjustable CCT
  • 0-10V Dimmable
  • 160º Beam Angle
  • 3/4” NPT conduit entry
  • 3-Pin sensor base
  • White Housing
  • Up light switch standard
  • Input voltage 120-277VAC
  • ETL listed
  • 5-year warranty

Nothing But LEDs’ UP & DOWN LED Parking Garage Light is engineered for superior efficiency, flexibility, and long-term durability. With selectable wattage options and adjustable color temperatures, it delivers reliable performance for demanding garage lighting environments. This LED parking garage light features a unique dual-sided design that provides both upward and downward illumination, ensuring balanced and even light distribution. Ideal for use as garage lights, LED garage lights, and outdoor garage lights, it enhances visibility and creates a safer, well-lit environment. Equipped with a 3-pin sensor base for seamless on/off control integration, this light maximizes energy savings by operating only when needed. A wide 160-degree beam angle ensures full coverage, making it a dependable and efficient lighting solution.

  • Up to 155 lm/W
  • Adjustable wattage
  • Adjustable CCT
  • 0-10V Dimmable
  • 160º Beam Angle
  • 3/4” NPT conduit entry
  • 3-Pin sensor base
  • White Housing
  • Up light switch standard
  • Input voltage 120-277VAC
  • ETL listed
  • 5-year warranty
Spec Sheet and Reports
General Performance
Description Value
  • Adjustable Watt
  • Max Lumens
  • Lumen Efficacy
  • Color Temperature
  • CRI (Ra)
  • Light Spread
  • Diffuser Type
  • 30W / 50W / 75W / 100W
  • 15500
  • Up to 155LM/W
  • 3000K / 4000K / 5000K
  • ≥70
  • 160°
  • PC Lens
  • Operating Temperature
  • Operating Humidity
  • Storage Temperature
  • Storage Humidity
  • LED Brand
  • LED Type
  • LED QTY
  • Construction
  • -30°C to 45°C
  • 5%RH To 95%RH
  • -40°C to 70°C
  • 5%RH To 95%RH
  • Lumiled
  • 2835
  • 360PCS(DOWN)+ 36PCS(UP)
  • Die-cast Aluminum alloy
Electrical
Description Value
  • Input Voltage
  • Frequency
  • Dimming
  • Power Factor
  • Driver Surge Protection
  • Flicker Percent
  • 120-277Vac
  • 50/60Hz
  • 0-10V Dimmable
  • >0.9
  • 4kV line-line, 6kV line-earth
  • Flicker Free
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the up‑and‑down light design improve visibility in parking garages?

The up‑and‑down design sends light both above and below the fixture. Downward illumination lights the parking surface, walkways, and vehicle lanes for safe movement and visibility. Upward illumination reflects off ceilings and structure to reduce harsh shadows and brighten the overall environment. This combination creates balanced lighting that helps drivers and pedestrians see clearly in all directions.

What advantages do adjustable wattage and CCT offer for garage lighting layou

Adjustable wattage lets you tailor brightness to your space. 30 W and 50 W settings use less energy for smaller or low‑traffic areas, while 75 W and 100 W provide higher output for larger or busier zones. Adjustable CCT lets you choose between 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K light tones. Warm light is easy on the eyes for entrance areas, neutral light works well for general spaces, and cooler light enhances contrast and visibility for security or task‑focused lighting. Together, these options help you match the fixture to specific ceiling heights, layout needs, and usage patterns.

How does the 160° beam angle contribute to uniform light coverage?

A 160° beam angle casts light broadly across a wide area instead of concentrating it narrowly. In a parking garage, this wide spread helps eliminate dark spots, reduces harsh contrasts, and provides smooth, even illumination across aisles, parking stalls, walkways, and ramps. That improves visibility and safety throughout the space.

What types of controls are compatible with the built‑in 3‑pin sensor base?

The built‑in 3‑pin sensor base lets you install compatible occupancy or motion sensors that detect activity below the light. These sensors can put the fixture into various modes such as full brightness when motion is present and dimmed or off when no activity is detected. Common compatible controls include PIR motion sensors and microwave sensors designed for parking garage or industrial lighting applications.

What is the purpose of the standard uplight switch in this fixture?

The uplight switch lets you control whether the upward portion of the light is on or off independently of the downward illumination. Turning uplight on adds ambient light that brightens structural areas and ceilings, reducing shadows and improving overall space visibility. Having an uplight switch gives you flexibility to choose between more ambient lighting or a more focused downlight only.

How does the 3/4” NPT conduit entry simplify installation?

A 3/4” NPT conduit entry provides a standardized threaded opening for electrical connections. Installers can feed conduit directly into the fixture without adaptors or extra fittings. This simplifies wiring and mounting, reduces installation time, and helps ensure a secure, code‑compliant connection in typical parking garage electrical setups.

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