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RAB ALEDXL2TSF/480/7PR Type II LED Area Light – 300W-385W Selectable – 5000K – 39963-49583 Lumens – 480V – Slipfitter Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – Bronze Finish -
RAB ALEDXL2TNW/480/WS4 Type II LED Area Light – 300W-385W Selectable – 4000K – 39482-48439 Lumens – 480V – Pole Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 40ft Lens – White Finish -
RAB ALEDXL2TNW/480 Type II LED Area Light – 300W-385W Selectable – 4000K – 39482-48439 Lumens – 480V – Pole Mount – White Finish -
RAB ALEDXL2TNB/480/7PR Type II LED Area Light – 300W-385W Selectable – 4000K – 39482-48439 Lumens – 480V – Pole Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle– Black Finish -
RAB ALEDXL2TN/7PR Type II LED Area Light – 300W-385W Selectable – 4000K – 39482-48439 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – Bronze Finish -
RAB ALEDXL2TB/7PR Type II LED Area Light – 300W-385W Selectable – 5000K – 39963-49583 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDXL2T/480/WS2 Type II LED Area Light – 300W-385W Selectable – 5000K – 39963-49583 Lumens – 480V – Pole Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 20ft Lens – Bronze Finish -
RAB ALEDSATYW/7PR Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – White Finish -
RAB ALEDSATYW Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – White Finish -
RAB ALEDSATYB/WS2 Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 20ft Lens– Black Finish -
RAB ALEDSATY/WS2 Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 20ft Lens – Bronze Finish -
RAB ALEDSATWMYB/7PR Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Wall Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDSATWMNW/7PR Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 4000K – 5746-10637 Lumens – 120-277V – Wall Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – White Finish -
RAB ALEDSATWMNW Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 4000K – 5746-10637 Lumens – 120-277V – Wall Mount – White Finish -
RAB ALEDSATWMB/WS2 Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 5000K – 5812-10917 Lumens – 120-277V – Wall Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 20ft Lens – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDSATW/7PR Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 5000K – 5812-10917 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – White Finish -
RAB ALEDSATSFYB Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Slipfitter Mount – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDSATSFNW/7PR Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 4000K – 5746-10637 Lumens – 120-277V – Slipfitter Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – White Finish -
RAB ALEDSATSFB/WS2 Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 5000K – 5812-10917 Lumens – 120-277V – Slipfitter Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 20ft Lens – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDSATSFB/7PR Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 5000K – 5812-10917 Lumens – 120-277V – Slipfitter Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDSATSF/7PR Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 5000K – 5812-10917 Lumens – 120-277V – Slipfitter Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – Bronze Finish -
RAB ALEDSATNB Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 4000K – 5746-10637 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDSATN/WS2 Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 4000K – 5746-10637 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 20ft Lens – Bronze Finish -
RAB ALEDSAT/7PR Type AT LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 5000K – 5812-10917 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – Bronze Finish -
RAB ALEDS5TYW/7PR Type V LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – White Finish -
RAB ALEDS5TY/WS2 Type V LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 20ft Lens – Bronze Finish -
RAB ALEDS5TWMYB/7PR Type V LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Wall Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDS5TWMNB/7PR Type V LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 4000K – 5746-10637 Lumens – 120-277V – Wall Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDS5TWM Type V LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 5000K – 5812-10917 Lumens – 120-277V – Wall Mount – Bronze Finish -
RAB ALEDS5TW/WS2 Type V LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 5000K – 5812-10917 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 20ft Lens – White Finish -
RAB ALEDS5TSFYW Type V LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Slipfitter Mount – White Finish -
RAB ALEDS5TSFW/WS2 Type V LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 5000K – 5812-10917 Lumens – 120-277V – Slipfitter Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 20ft Lens – White Finish -
RAB ALEDS5TSFNB Type V LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 4000K – 5746-10637 Lumens – 120-277V – Slipfitter Mount – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDS4TYB Type IV LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – Black Finish -
RAB ALEDS4TY/WS2 Type IV LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – WattStopper Sensor with 20ft Lens – Bronze Finish -
RAB ALEDS4TY/7PR Type IV LED Area Light – 40W-80W Selectable – 3000K – 5472-10181 Lumens – 120-277V – Pole Mount – NEMA 7-Pin Photocontrol Receptacle – Bronze Finish
Collection: Parking Lot Lighting
Creating Safer Parking Lots After Dark
A well-lit parking lot does more than improve visibility—it enhances safety, strengthens security, and creates a better first impression for every visitor. Commercial Lighting Supply offers specification-grade LED parking lot lighting designed for retail centers, office complexes, healthcare campuses, educational facilities, industrial properties, and municipal applications. Our collection features high-performance area lights from trusted manufacturers engineered to deliver exceptional light distribution, energy efficiency, and dependable long-term operation.
Lighting the First and Last Experience Every Visitor Has
For many commercial properties, the parking lot is the first space people encounter and the last one they experience before leaving. Customers arrive, employees begin their shifts, deliveries take place, and visitors move between vehicles and building entrances throughout the day and night. Effective parking lot lighting helps create an environment where drivers can navigate confidently, pedestrians remain visible, and every arrival feels safe, organized, and welcoming long after the sun goes down.
Supporting Every Part of the Parking Environment
Parking lots are made up of multiple activity zones, each with different lighting priorities. A coordinated lighting system improves visibility while helping visitors move comfortably between vehicles, buildings, and surrounding outdoor spaces.
Vehicle Parking Areas
Open parking areas benefit from uniform illumination that improves driver visibility while helping motorists identify parking spaces, navigate traffic lanes, and move safely throughout the property.
Pedestrian Walkways & Building Entrances
Walkways connecting parking areas to building entrances require dependable illumination that supports safe pedestrian movement while helping visitors comfortably locate their destination.
Traffic Lanes & Site Circulation
Internal roadways, intersections, loading areas, and vehicle circulation routes depend on consistent lighting that supports both traffic flow and overall site visibility.
Property Perimeters & Outdoor Amenities
Landscape areas, sidewalks, signage, cart returns, gathering spaces, and other site features benefit from coordinated lighting that creates a professional appearance while extending visibility throughout the property.
What Makes Effective Parking Lot Lighting?
Successful parking lot lighting balances visibility, efficiency, maintenance, and long-term operating costs while supporting both drivers and pedestrians across the entire site.
Uniform Light Distribution
Consistent illumination helps reduce harsh contrasts and dark areas, improving visibility for drivers, pedestrians, and property managers throughout the parking lot.
Supporting Safety & Security
Well-planned lighting improves situational awareness around parking areas, entrances, sidewalks, and circulation routes, helping create environments where employees, customers, and visitors feel more comfortable after dark.
Energy Efficiency & Long-Term Reliability
Parking lot lighting typically operates every evening throughout the year. Modern LED area lights provide dependable illumination while reducing energy consumption, maintenance requirements, and long-term operating costs.
Lighting Controls & Smart Operation
Photocells, occupancy sensors, dimming controls, and networked lighting systems allow property owners to improve efficiency while maintaining dependable illumination when and where it is needed.
Helping Commercial Properties Make a Better First Impression
Parking lot lighting does more than illuminate pavement. It influences how people experience a property before they ever enter the building while supporting safe movement, dependable visibility, and efficient site operations. Modern LED lighting allows commercial properties to improve safety, reduce maintenance, and create outdoor environments that remain welcoming every evening of the year.
Commercial Lighting Supply offers specification-grade parking lot lighting solutions engineered to help contractors, engineers, architects, facility managers, municipalities, and property owners develop dependable exterior lighting systems built for long-term commercial performance.
A Well-Lit Parking Lot Builds Confidence Before Anyone Walks Through the Front Door.
Lighting That Does More Than Fill the Parking Lot
What type of lighting is best for commercial parking lots?
Commercial parking lots typically rely on LED area lights, shoebox fixtures, flood lights, wall packs, and perimeter lighting to provide safe, uniform illumination. The right combination of fixtures improves visibility for drivers and pedestrians while enhancing the overall appearance of the property.
Every Property Has Different Lighting Requirements
How do I choose parking lot lighting?
The ideal lighting solution depends on lot size, pole height, traffic patterns, pedestrian activity, fixture spacing, and local lighting requirements. Shopping centers, office complexes, schools, healthcare facilities, warehouses, apartment communities, and industrial properties often require different lighting layouts to achieve the best results.
Uniform Coverage Improves Safety After Dark
Why is uniform lighting important in parking lots?
Balanced illumination helps reduce dark areas, improves visibility for drivers and pedestrians, enhances security camera performance, and creates a safer environment throughout the property. Proper fixture spacing and light distribution are often more important than simply increasing brightness.
The Right Distribution Keeps Light Where It's Needed
How do light distribution patterns affect parking lot lighting?
Lighting distributions help direct illumination across parking spaces, drive aisles, sidewalks, and property boundaries. Selecting the appropriate optic improves coverage while reducing glare and minimizing unwanted light trespass onto neighboring properties.
Smart Controls Keep Operating Costs Under Control
Should parking lot lighting include photocells or motion controls?
Yes. Many commercial parking lot lighting systems use photocells, occupancy sensors, scheduling controls, and wireless lighting management platforms to reduce energy consumption while maintaining dependable nighttime visibility whenever the property is occupied.
LED Technology Pays Off Every Night
Why upgrade parking lot lighting to LED?
LED lighting provides lower energy consumption, longer service life, reduced maintenance, instant-on operation, and improved optical performance compared to legacy HID systems. These advantages help property owners reduce operating costs while creating safer, better-lit parking areas.
The Best Parking Lot Starts with Better Planning
What should I consider before specifying parking lot lighting?
Consider fixture type, pole height, light distribution, lumen output, fixture spacing, lighting controls, environmental ratings, maintenance accessibility, and long-term operating costs before selecting a parking lot lighting system. A properly designed LED solution improves safety, enhances visibility, and delivers dependable performance for years to come.
A Safer Property Begins in the Parking Lot
Why is parking lot lighting important?
Parking lot lighting is often the first impression visitors have of a property. A well-designed lighting system improves security, supports pedestrian safety, enhances visibility for drivers, and creates a welcoming environment long before anyone enters the building.
Need Help Choosing?
Get Help Selecting Parking Lot Lighting
Planning parking lot lighting requires evaluating pole height, optical distribution, lumen output, color temperature, controls, and site layout. Our commercial lighting specialists can help compare parking lot lighting solutions that improve visibility, safety, and energy efficiency.
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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