150w Led Canopy
Light 5700k 21000lm Ip65 Dlc Ul Gas Station Light - Pack Of 2
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150W LED Canopy Light 5700K 21000LM – DLC UL Listed, IP65 - Pack of 2
Brighten gas stations, parking garages, walkways, and other covered outdoor areas with this high‑output 150W LED canopy light 2‑pack, delivering up to 21,000 lumens of crisp daylight 5700K illumination. The low‑profile design and durable housing provide efficient, long‑lasting lighting while significantly cutting energy and maintenance costs compared to traditional HID or metal halide fixtures.
Key Features150W LED canopy fixture producing up to 21,000 lumens for powerful, high‑brightness lighting.
5700K daylight‑white color temperature for clear visibility and enhanced security.
DLC and UL listed for quality, performance, and eligibility for many energy rebates (check local programs).
IP65 waterproof and dust‑tight rating for reliable outdoor or damp‑location use under canopies and soffits.
Instant‑on LED technology with no warm‑up time or flicker, ideal for frequent on/off operation.
Sturdy, corrosion‑resistant housing designed for commercial environments such as gas stations and parking structures.
Low‑profile square face with integrated LED board and efficient lens for wide, uniform light distribution.
Advanced heat‑dissipation design to help extend LED life and maintain stable performance.
Replaces higher‑wattage HID/metal halide canopy lights (often 400W or similar), helping reduce energy use and operating costs.
Long‑life LEDs greatly reduce relamping and maintenance compared to traditional bulbs.
High efficiency suitable for 24/7 or extended‑hour applications in service stations and commercial sites.
Gas station canopy lighting.
Parking garage and carport lighting.
Warehouse loading docks, walkways, and building entrances.
Includes: 2 × 150W LED canopy lights in 5700K (fixtures only; mounting hardware and wiring accessories depend on your electrical setup).
Input voltage and mounting style should be verified with your electrician to ensure compatibility with your existing junction box and local electrical codes.
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