What is a Wall Pack and Where is it Installed?
A wall pack is an outdoor lighting fixture commonly used for building exteriors, loading docks, and perimeter security lighting. They provide efficient illumination for safety and visibility in commercial and industrial environments. Wall packs are typically mounted on walls, enabling targeted lighting for driveways, entrances, and outdoor work areas.
What it Replaces
Wall pack buyers often switch from legacy fixtures such as fluorescent, high-intensity discharge (HID), or incandescent lamps. Common system wattages for these legacy fixtures range from 70W to 400W. The LED wall packs we offer replace these traditional systems with more efficient models:
- 35W LED replaces up to 100W fluorescent
- 55W LED replaces up to 150W HID
- 80W LED replaces up to 250W HID
- 100W LED replaces up to 400W incandescent
LED wall packs produce approximately 3,000 to 13,000 lumens, depending on the wattage, providing superior brightness and energy efficiency.
Why Utilities Rebate Wall Packs
Utilities often provide rebates for wall packs due to their DesignLights Consortium (DLC) listing, which ensures quality and performance. The energy savings from switching to LED wall packs can be significant, with typical usage of up to 12 hours per day and lamp lives often exceeding 50,000 hours. These benefits attract businesses in various sectors, such as retail, warehouses, and agriculture, which commonly qualify for utility rebates.
How Incentive Pricing Works at EZ Energy Save
At EZ Energy Save, the rebate is applied upfront at the time of purchase, reducing the net cost for the customer. The final price depends on the utility company serving the customer, and many programs cover most or all of the total cost. This makes switching to LED wall packs not only practical but also financially advantageous.