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RAB A17-5T200/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 25114-31971 Lumens - 160W-200W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T70/480 LED Area Light - 8460-11425 Lumens - 50W-70W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T375/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 37312-59359 Lumens - 240W-375W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T375/7PRS LED Area Light with 7-Pin Receptacle - 37312-59359 Lumens - 240W-375W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T200/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 25114-31971 Lumens - 160W-200W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T200/480/3PRS LED Area Light with 3-Pin Receptacle - 24398-30890 Lumens - 160W-200W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T200/3PRS LED Area Light with 3-Pin Receptacle - 25114-31971 Lumens - 160W-200W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T100/480/3PRS LED Area Light with 3-Pin Receptacle - 9210-15207 Lumens - 60W-100W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T70/480/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 8460-11425 Lumens - 50W-70W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T70 LED Area Light - 7788-11192 Lumens - 50W-70W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T480/480 LED Area Light - 49556-76317 Lumens - 320W-480W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T300/7PRS LED Area Light with 7-Pin Receptacle - 30567-46356 Lumens - 200W-300W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T200/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 25114-31971 Lumens - 160W-200W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T100/480/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 9210-15207 Lumens - 60W-100W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T480/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 49556-76317 Lumens - 320W-480W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T480/480/3PRS LED Area Light with 3-Pin Receptacle - 49556-76317 Lumens - 320W-480W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T300/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 30567-46356 Lumens - 200W-300W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T300/7PRS LED Area Light with 7-Pin Receptacle - 30567-46356 Lumens - 200W-300W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T300/480/7PRS LED Area Light with 7-Pin Receptacle - 31888-48475 Lumens - 200W-300W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T300/480/3PRS LED Area Light with 3-Pin Receptacle - 31888-48475 Lumens - 200W-300W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T200/480/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 24398-30890 Lumens - 160W-200W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T150SF/7PRS LED Area Light with 7-Pin Receptacle - 15153-23043 Lumens - 100W-150W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Slipfitter Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T150SF/480/7PRS LED Area Light with 7-Pin Receptacle - 15177-23339 Lumens - 100W-150W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Slipfitter Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T150SF LED Area Light - 15153-23043 Lumens - 100W-150W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Slipfitter Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T150/480/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 15153-23043 Lumens - 100W-150W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T150/480/3PRS LED Area Light with 3-Pin Receptacle - 15153-23043 Lumens - 100W-150W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T150/480 LED Area Light - 15153-23043 Lumens - 100W-150W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T100/7PRS LED Area Light with 7-Pin Receptacle - 9325-15207 Lumens - 60W-100W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T100/480/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 9210-15207 Lumens - 60W-100W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-4T100/480/7PRS LED Area Light with 7-Pin Receptacle - 9210-15207 Lumens - 60W-100W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T70/7PRS LED Area Light with 7-Pin Receptacle - 7788-11192 Lumens - 50W-70W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T480/3PRS LED Area Light with 3-Pin Receptacle - 49556-76317 Lumens - 320W-480W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T375/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 37312-59359 Lumens - 240W-375W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T375/7PRS LED Area Light with 7-Pin Receptacle - 37312-59359 Lumens - 240W-375W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T375/480/MVS LED Area Light with Microwave Motion Sensor - 38640-61661 Lumens - 240W-375W Selectable Wattage - 480V - Pole Mount - Bronze -
RAB A17-3T375 LED Area Light - 37312-59359 Lumens - 240W-375W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V - Pole Mount - Bronze
Collection: Building Perimeter Lighting
Protecting Commercial Properties Around the Clock
Building perimeter lighting serves as the first line of defense for commercial properties by improving visibility, enhancing security, and creating a welcoming environment after dark. Since 1996, Commercial Lighting Supply has helped businesses, contractors, and property managers specify dependable perimeter lighting solutions for offices, warehouses, retail centers, healthcare facilities, educational campuses, and industrial properties. Our collection features specification-grade wall packs, flood lights, area lights, and security lighting built to perform in demanding outdoor environments.
Creating a Safer, More Visible Property After Dark
When the sun goes down, the perimeter of a commercial property becomes one of its most important operational spaces. Employees arrive for early shifts, customers leave after business hours, deliveries continue around the clock, and security personnel rely on dependable visibility to monitor the property. Effective building perimeter lighting helps transform these exterior spaces into environments that feel safer, more accessible, and easier to navigate while supporting the day-to-day operation of the facility.
The Goals of Effective Perimeter Lighting
Successful perimeter lighting is about much more than increasing brightness. A well-designed lighting system improves visibility, supports security, enhances the appearance of the property, and creates a more comfortable experience for employees, visitors, and customers moving throughout the site after dark.
Improving Visibility Around the Building
Consistent illumination along exterior walls, sidewalks, entrances, service areas, and pedestrian routes helps reduce dark areas while improving overall visibility throughout the property.
Supporting Property Security
Well-planned perimeter lighting improves visual awareness around loading docks, equipment yards, building entrances, service corridors, and other exterior spaces where dependable nighttime visibility supports everyday security operations.
Creating Comfortable Arrival & Departure Areas
Employees, visitors, tenants, and customers should feel confident approaching and leaving a building after dark. Balanced perimeter lighting helps create welcoming entrances while improving visibility around sidewalks, parking connections, and building access points.
Enhancing Architectural Appearance
Exterior lighting also contributes to how a property is perceived after sunset. Thoughtfully positioned fixtures can complement building architecture while maintaining a professional nighttime appearance throughout the site.
Lighting Solutions for Building Perimeters
Every commercial property presents unique lighting requirements. Selecting the appropriate fixture depends on building layout, mounting locations, pedestrian activity, security objectives, and the surrounding environment.
Wall Packs
Wall pack fixtures provide dependable illumination directly along building exteriors, making them one of the most common choices for commercial perimeter lighting.
Flood Lights
Flood lighting allows illumination to be directed toward loading areas, service yards, building façades, equipment locations, and other exterior spaces requiring controlled coverage.
Area Lights
Area lighting extends visibility beyond the building itself, helping connect parking lots, pedestrian routes, entrances, and surrounding outdoor spaces into a coordinated lighting system.
Architectural Exterior Lighting
Wall sconces, landscape lighting, and decorative exterior fixtures can complement functional lighting while reinforcing the architectural identity of commercial buildings.
Planning for Long-Term Performance
Commercial perimeter lighting operates every night throughout the year, making long-term reliability an important part of any lighting strategy. Modern LED technology helps reduce maintenance, improve energy efficiency, and deliver dependable illumination that supports the ongoing operation of the property while lowering long-term ownership costs.
Commercial Lighting Supply offers specification-grade perimeter lighting solutions engineered to help contractors, facility managers, municipalities, and business owners create exterior lighting systems that balance security, visibility, efficiency, and architectural appearance across a wide variety of commercial applications.
A Well-Lit Building Perimeter Protects More Than the Property—It Protects the People Around It.
Security Starts at the Edge of the Building
What is building perimeter lighting?
Building perimeter lighting is designed to illuminate the exterior areas surrounding commercial facilities, helping improve visibility, enhance security, and provide safe access after dark. Common applications include warehouses, office buildings, schools, healthcare facilities, retail centers, apartment communities, industrial properties, and municipal buildings.
Every Property Requires a Different Lighting Strategy
What fixtures are commonly used for building perimeter lighting?
Wall pack lights, flood lights, area lights, canopy fixtures, security lights, architectural wall sconces, and bollard lights are frequently used to illuminate building perimeters. The best solution depends on the property's layout, mounting locations, security goals, and required light levels.
Uniform Coverage Is Better Than Brighter Hot Spots
Why is uniform lighting important around a building?
Consistent illumination improves visibility while reducing dark areas where potential hazards or unauthorized activity can go unnoticed. A properly designed lighting layout creates safer walkways, loading areas, entrances, and service corridors without producing excessive glare or wasted light.
Security and Efficiency Can Work Together
Should building perimeter lighting include photocells or motion sensors?
Yes. Many commercial perimeter lighting systems incorporate photocells, occupancy sensors, motion sensors, scheduling controls, and wireless lighting management systems. These technologies help reduce energy consumption while ensuring the property remains properly illuminated whenever it's occupied or after sunset.
The Right Optics Keep the Light Where It Belongs
How can I reduce glare and light trespass around my building?
Selecting fixtures with the proper optics, cutoff designs, mounting heights, and beam distributions helps direct light toward the building perimeter while minimizing glare and unwanted light spilling onto neighboring properties. Good optical control improves both safety and visual comfort.
Outdoor Fixtures Face the Elements Every Day
Why upgrade building perimeter lighting to LED?
LED lighting delivers lower energy consumption, longer operating life, reduced maintenance, instant-on performance, and dependable illumination in changing weather conditions. These advantages help property owners improve security while lowering long-term operating costs.
A Safer Property Begins with Better Planning
What should I consider before specifying building perimeter lighting?
Consider fixture type, mounting height, beam distribution, lumen output, lighting controls, environmental ratings, maintenance accessibility, and overall site security before selecting a perimeter lighting system. A properly designed LED solution improves visibility, supports security, and creates a safer environment for employees, visitors, and tenants.
Protection Doesn't End at the Front Door
Why is building perimeter lighting important?
Building perimeter lighting helps create safer outdoor environments by improving visibility around entrances, loading docks, service areas, parking lots, and pedestrian walkways. A well-planned lighting system supports security, enhances property appearance, and provides dependable performance throughout the year.
Need Help Choosing?
Get Help Selecting Building Perimeter Lighting
Planning building perimeter lighting starts with evaluating security objectives, mounting locations, light distribution, lumen output, controls, and environmental conditions. Our commercial lighting specialists can help compare perimeter lighting solutions that improve visibility and site security.
Visit our Knoxville headquarters or contact our team for expert assistance. Commercial Lighting Supply has proudly served contractors, facility managers, electricians, businesses, and property owners since 1996 while shipping commercial lighting products nationwide.
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