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Wall light photometric studies show how much useful light reaches entries, walkways, walls, and nearby pavement from a fixed mounting height. These real examples compare different wall light series and layouts, so you can see how fixture choice changes coverage before ordering.
Wall Light Photometric Study Examples
- LED Wall Lights - Rotate Series - 100ft x 100ft -1qty 10ft High - 1qty 120w Lights - 1.3fc avg - (701)
- LED Wall Lights - Durado Series - 100ft x 100ft -1qty 10ft High - 1qty 120w Lights - 1.6fc avg - (702)
- LED Wall Lights - Rotate Series - Building - 200ft x 200ft -6qty 15ft High - 6qty 120w Lights - 1.7fc avg - (704)
- LED Wall Lights - Durado Series - Building - 200ft x 200ft -6qty 15ft High - 6qty 120w Lights - 2.2fc avg - (705)
- LED Wall Lights - Tucana Series - Building - 200ft x 200ft -6qty 15ft High - 6qty 40w Lights - 0.6fc avg - (706)
- LED Wall Lights - Rotate Series - Building - 300ft x 300ft -12qty 25ft High - 12qty 120w Lights - 2.2fc avg - (707)
- LED Wall Lights - Durado Series - Building - 300ft x 300ft -12qty 25ft High - 12qty 120w Lights - 2fc avg - (708)
- LED Wall Lights - Tucana Series - Building - 300ft x 300ft -12qty 12ft High - 12qty 40w Lights - 0.5fc avg - (709)
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Key Takeaway: Wall lights should balance security, entry visibility, and light trespass. Fixture cutoff, mounting height, and aiming angle matter as much as wattage.
How to Use These Study Examples
Use these real examples as planning references, not one-size-fits-all prescriptions. Site dimensions, pole setbacks, mounting height, beam angle, voltage, local code, and target light levels can all change the fixture count and aiming plan.
When comparing studies, look at the field or area size, pole height, fixture count, wattage, average footcandles, and whether the layout controls spill light outside the target area.
Photometric Study FAQs
It shows expected light levels, fixture locations, aiming, mounting heights, beam patterns, and uniformity before installation. The goal is to confirm the lighting plan before fixtures are ordered; for new projects, request a free photometric lighting study with site dimensions and mounting details.
Average footcandles can look good even when some areas are too bright and others are too dark. Review uniformity, glare, pole placement, and spill light along with the average.
Send dimensions, mounting heights, pole locations, voltage, photos, target light levels, and any code, neighbor, camera, or spill-light requirements. More site detail makes the layout more useful.
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Photometric Study GuideLearn what a photometric study is and how to use it before buying lights.
How to Read a Photometric StudyUnderstand footcandle grids, uniformity ratios, isolines, and fixture schedules.
Request a Free Light StudySend dimensions, pole locations, and target light levels for layout help.
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