Commercial & Industrial Outdoor LED Security Lights
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We have several different options when it comes to choosing the right fixtures for you. Our commercial security lights come with one, two, or three heads, in both traditional and flood designs. Multiple heads can be positioned independently, so you can provide great lighting over a widespread area, in multiple different angles, or focus a greater degree of illumination on one location. There are also multiple options for sensors that will change how your lights perform. Considerations for Security Lights: Number of heads. The number of heads on the fixture is important because it can be the difference between a one directional light or a multi-directional light offering a larger light spread. While the use of a single head fixture can be enough for some spaces, other spaces such as larger ones with a wider scope of illumination needed would benefit from a dual head or even a triple head fixture. Lumen output. The lumen output determines the brightness of the fixture with a higher lumen figure offering a brighter outcome than a lower one. Of course, the lumen output that is right for your needs will depend on the size of the space with a large area needing higher lumen outputs. Lamp type. The lamp type also plays a role in commercial security lighting. LED is the best bet for outdoor lighting of this type because it offers the highest lumen output for a lower wattage consumed, superior color rendering for reading signs, and lasts longer than other solutions on the market. Matters of construction. The matter of construction should also be considered. With durable metal housings that are well gasketed and rated for outdoor settings, our lights are a durable solution offering years of reliable use. There are many benefits to using commercial security lights in your business. They are specifically designed to provide a customizable and widespread amount of light coverage to an area, while also giving you the convenience of automatically turning on and off. This is fantas