Source for Parking Lot Lights

[gsganzer]

Problem with coop provided lighting….they have it here also, but charge something like 5 or 10 bucks a month for it. So what they install for free, can end up costing something like 60-120 bucks a year…forever.

I agree. I'd just find out what brand and model they use and then buy and install it yourself.

 

[geteh]

I have three Ledmo LED Parking lot lights that where great while they worked, but they only last a few years before dying. I've replaced the sensor on top without any improvement. They sort of die like a fluorescent light does. The amount of light they put out drops dramatically, then it's just a faint glow for a few days until it's totally dead.

This is what I've bought.

Amazon.com

I've been looking on Amazon, but not seeing anything that I want to buy. I'm not wasting my money on any more of the same thing.

Is there another website that you have used that provided a good quality parking lot light New Orleans electrician?

Thank you,
Eddie


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Those lights may have poor-quality drivers or LEDs that degrade quickly. If you're looking for more reliable parking lot lights, check out commercial lighting suppliers like ELEDLights, LEDMyPlace, or 1000Bulbs. These sites offer industrial-grade LED fixtures with better warranties and build quality. Also, consider brands like Lithonia, Cree, or Philips, which tend to last longer than generic Amazon brands. If surge protection isn’t built-in, adding a surge protector could help extend the lifespan.

 

[Smokeydog]

My security lights are induction fluorescent. 100 lumens per watt. Good as the best LED twenty years ago but more rugged. Like things that don’t require much maintenance.

 

[EddieWalker]

Since this thread came up, I'll update on the Lithonia lights. They have worked flawlessly since installing them!!!! My wife and I are very pleased with them.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Lithonia-Lighting-6000-Lumen-120-Watt-Bronze-Hardwired-LED-Outdoor-Area-Light-Bulb-Included/5013387275