LED Canopy Lights
LED Canopy Light - HPCP02 Series, 7700lumens, Adjustable Wattage & CCT, 120-277V
LED Canopy Light - HPCP02 Series, 7700lumens, Adjustable Wattage & CCT, 120-277V
In stock$99.99 USDUnit price /UnavailableWattage : 60W/48W/36W/24W Wattage: 60W/48W/36W/24WLumen : 7700 lumens Lumen: 7700 lumensLifetime : 50000hrs Lifetime: 50000hrsCertification : UL,cUL,DLC Certification: UL,cUL,DLCVoltage : AC 120-277V Voltage: AC 120-277VWarranty : 5 Years Warranty: 5 Years
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LED canopy lights for covered entrances, parking and service bays
People step out of cars, collect orders and unload supplies beneath a canopy. Our LED canopy lights bring light to those covered spaces, from a building entrance to a service bay. Mstar and Vega offer fixed-output choices; selectable models let the installer adjust wattage and white-light color for different parts of the site.
From the covered walkway to the service bay
A narrow entrance canopy, a pickup lane and a vehicle service bay leave different areas to light. Mstar provides 6,300 lm and 8,400 lm fixed-output choices; Vega offers a 13,000 lm option for a plan calling for more light per fixture.
All three below use 5000K white light. Canopy height, spacing and columns determine how the light reaches people and vehicles underneath.
- Covered entrances and pedestrian walkways → Mstar Series, 6,300 lm
- Pickup lanes and covered loading stops → Mstar Series, 8,400 lm
- Service bays with a higher-output lighting plan → Vega Series, 13,000 lm
An installation detail worth comparing
Vega has a hinged body and a safety rope to support the lower housing during final assembly. It is a useful detail when replacing fixtures across several covered bays.
The 8,450 lm Vega and 14,000 lm Mstar below offer two output levels for your layout. Fixture spacing and the transition to the outdoor approach deserve attention at entrances.
- Covered bays where hinged access helps with installation → Vega Series, 8,450 lm
- A canopy layout calling for 14,000 lm per fixture → Mstar Series, 14,000 lm
Match the settings across adjoining areas
An entrance and the parking area beside it can share a fixture style while using different output settings. Selectable wattage makes that adjustment possible; selectable color temperature helps coordinate the white light with nearby fixtures.
CPA comes as a two-pack. HPCP01 is an individual, surface-mount fixture with an optional microwave motion sensor sold separately for areas that need activity-based control.
- Two canopy positions with wattage and white-light color to set → CPA Series · 2-pack
- Individual canopy positions, with an optional motion sensor → HPCP01 Series, up to 8,400 lm
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LED Canopy Lights FAQs
How many lumens should a canopy light have?
Match output to canopy height and spacing. This collection lists roughly 6,300 to 17,000 lumens. Entrances sit lower; fuel forecourts and docks usually need higher output or closer spacing.
Canopy light vs high bay?
Canopy lights prioritise even coverage and glare control under low covered ceilings. High bays deliver more downward output from tall open ceilings.
Can CCT be set after installation?
On selectable / adjustable CCT listings, yes. Fixed-CCT models need the decision at order time.
Can I use these in a carport?
Yes when headroom is low enough for even canopy coverage. Enclosed decks may compare better with parking-garage fixtures; open lots lit from poles compare with area lights.