When choosing LED lighting for your outdoor car park, you should consider the following:

• Brightness: Outdoor car parks require bright lighting to ensure that drivers and pedestrians can see clearly. Our designers ensure the right level of illumination for your car park.
• Energy efficiency: Outdoor lighting can consume a lot of energy, so it’s important to choose LED solutions which reduce your energy consumption and maintenance costs.
• Durability: Outdoor lighting needs to be durable enough to withstand harsh weather conditions. Our products are designed to IP66 standards and beyond, ensuring a long service life and products that can withstand the elements.
• Light distribution: No one wants dark areas in a car park. Our designers ensure that the whole of your car park is uniformally lit using our superb lensed lighting which delivers the right light in the right place.
• Maintenance: Many of our LED products carry a ten year warranty providing durability and peace of mind for your product lifespan, therefore ensuring the safety of the users of your car park for longer.
• Sensors and Controls: Using these will allow you to adjust the lighting according to different times of the day and usage patterns, which will help to save energy and reduce costs.
• Security: Outdoor car parks can be vulnerable to theft and vandalism. Using our high CRI LED lighting solutions will enhance your visibility for CCTV cameras, offering further assurance for your customers safety.

There are various different types of lighting used when illuminating an outdoor car park:

• Area flood lights: These are powerful, wide-beam lights that can illuminate a large area of the car park. They are typically mounted on poles or structures and are often used to provide general lighting.
• Bollards: These are short posts that are typically used to guide traffic or pedestrians, but they can also be used for lighting.
• Controls: These are systems that allow you to adjust the lighting in the car park according to specific conditions or requirements.
• Pole mounted lights: These are typically used to provide general lighting in the car park. They can be adjusted to different heights and angles to provide a consistent level of illumination.
• Wall mounted: These are typically used to highlight specific areas or provide general lighting. They are often used to provide a consistent level of illumination in smaller areas.
• Zonal: This is a lighting system that is designed to divide the car park into different zones, each with its own lighting requirements. The system uses sensors to detect activity in each zone and adjusts the lighting accordingly, providing optimal illumination while minimising energy consumption.