Field-Adjustable Wall Pack – Small – Selectable 6W/10W/13W – Selectable 3000K/4000K/5000K – 833-1720 Lumens – 120-277V – Bronze Finish
- Wattage
- 6W, 10W, 13W
- Lumens
- 833-1720
- Voltage
- 120-277V
- CCT
- 3000K, 4000K, 5000K
- Dimensions
- 8.8125"L x 5"W x 5.8125"H
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Parking stalls, drive lanes and pedestrian routes rarely call for the same distribution at every pole. Select parking lot lighting around the site geometry, using photometric data to compare coverage at the intended mounting height and spacing. Area lights provide the principal fixture options, with attachment details that must suit the existing or proposed supports.
For new installations, coordinate the luminaires with light poles and the complete mounting assembly. Replacement work also needs a check of supply voltage, controls and pole compatibility. Output should support the layout while keeping property boundaries and neighboring areas in view.
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