LED Wall Packs

LED wall packs are the workhorse of commercial building perimeter lighting, mounted to exterior walls at docks, entries, stairwells, and facades for security and wayfinding. This category covers standard, full cutoff, adjustable, mini, and round LED wall packs, most with dusk to dawn photocell and motion options and 120 to 277V input.

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LED Wall Pack Selection Guide

An LED wall pack is a building mounted luminaire that throws light outward and downward across a wall, entry, or yard. It replaced the metal halide and high pressure sodium "shoebox on the wall" that commercial buildings ran for decades, and a modern LED unit does the same job at roughly 40 to 60 percent of the energy draw with a far longer service life. The pages in this category are grouped by form factor so you can match the fixture to the mounting condition and the light distribution the site needs. If you are still deciding between a wall mounted fixture and a pole or area light, step up to Outdoor Wall Lights or Outdoor Area and Flood Lights for the full range.

Compare the Wall Pack Styles

The five style families below cover almost every commercial perimeter job. The difference that matters most is the optic, because it decides whether light goes where you want it or spills up into the sky and across the property line.

StyleOptic and PatternTypical WattageBest Fit
Standard Wall PacksForward throw, semi cutoffAround 40W to 120WGeneral perimeter and wall washing where some uplight is acceptable
Full Cutoff Wall PacksDownward only, flat lens, dark sky friendlyAround 40W to 120WSites with dark sky rules, light trespass limits, or a clean modern look
Adjustable Wall PacksAimable head, flood or spotAround 30W to 80WAiming light at a yard, sign, or problem corner from the wall
Mini Wall PacksCompact forward throwAround 15W to 40WDoorways, back entries, and low mounting heights where a full size unit is too much
Round Wall PacksDecorative housing, forward throwAround 20W to 60WEntries and facades where appearance matters alongside output

Sizing by Mounting Height and Area

Wattage is the wrong thing to shop on first; lumens and mounting height set the result. As a rough starting point, a 40W to 50W wall pack (roughly 5,000 to 7,000 lumens) covers a standard door or dock at 10 to 12 feet, an 80W unit suits 15 to 20 foot walls on larger buildings, and 120W and up is for tall facades and wide yards. Many fixtures here are wattage and CCT selectable, so one unit can be set to 4000K or 5000K and to one of several wattages on a switch, which lets a single part number cover several positions on a building.

Controls, Voltage, and Dark Sky

Most commercial wall packs accept 120 to 277V, so the same fixture runs on residential and 277V commercial circuits. A built in photocell gives dusk to dawn operation with no separate control, and motion sensor models hold a low standby level and step to full output when someone approaches, which cuts energy on low traffic elevations. Where a municipality enforces dark sky or BUG (backlight, uplight, glare) limits, choose full cutoff wall packs; their flat lens puts all output below horizontal. Look for a DLC listing on the product page when the job is chasing a utility rebate, since most rebate programs require it. For decorative entry treatments rather than security output, compare outdoor wall sconces and gooseneck and barn lights.

Why Order Wall Packs from QuickShipLights

Each product page shows live stock status, in stock fixtures ship fast, and freight is free on every order with no minimum, so ordering two replacements costs no more per unit than ordering a full building's worth. Questions on wattage, optics, or wet location ratings for a specific elevation? Reach the lighting team through the QuickShipLights support portal before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions About LED Wall Packs

An LED wall pack is an outdoor luminaire mounted directly to a building wall that projects light outward and down to cover entries, docks, walkways, and perimeter areas. It is the LED replacement for the older metal halide and high pressure sodium wall packs, using far less energy for the same or better output.

A standard wall pack uses a forward throw optic that allows some light above horizontal, while a full cutoff wall pack uses a flat lens that directs all output below horizontal. Full cutoff units are the choice where dark sky rules, light trespass limits, or a clean modern appearance apply.

Match lumens and mounting height, not wattage alone. As a starting point, a 40W to 50W unit covers a standard door or dock at 10 to 12 feet, 80W suits 15 to 20 foot walls, and 120W and up is for tall facades and wide yards. Many models are wattage selectable so one fixture covers several positions.

Many do. A built in photocell gives automatic dusk to dawn operation with no separate control wiring. Motion sensor models add a low standby level that steps to full output on approach, which saves energy on elevations that see little nighttime traffic.

The full cutoff wall packs in this category direct all light below horizontal and are the right pick where a municipality enforces dark sky or BUG rating limits. Standard forward throw units are not full cutoff and may not meet those local rules.

Most units in this category accept a universal 120 to 277V input, so the same fixture runs on 120V residential circuits and on 277V commercial lighting circuits. High voltage 347 to 480V models are available for some industrial services; the input range is listed on each product page.

As a general guide, a 40W to 50W LED wall pack replaces a 150W to 175W metal halide unit, and an 80W LED replaces a 250W to 320W HID unit, at similar or better light levels. Confirm the delivered lumens on the product page against the fixture you are retiring.

Yes. Exterior wall packs carry a wet location listing and a sealed, gasketed housing so they stand up to rain and washdown. The IP rating and listing appear on each product page; verify them for coastal or high pressure washdown sites.