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LOWCLED supplies LED wall packs in IP65 outdoor housings for building perimeters, loading bays and security lighting. Every range ships with datasheets, IES photometric files, OEM/ODM branding and a 3-7 year warranty (3-5 years indoor, 5-7 years outdoor). Send the target lux, mounting height and site layout and our engineers return a lighting plan.
Data Fotometrik: indeks file IES hasil pengukuran · 2027 catalogue
Source: LOWCLED in-house specification tables and datasheets, updated 2026-11.
LOWCLED builds LED wall packs from 20W to 240W in four series: WP (45-150W, 120 lm/W, 90°, dark bronze), MWP mini (20/26/30W, 100°), XWPL (20-120W, 130-180 lm/W, 90x65°) and HWPL modular (60-240W, 135-180 lm/W, 60°). All are IP65, 100-277V with 277-480V and 100-347V options on XWPL and HWPL, and can be supplied with a photocell, a PIR sensor or an emergency battery. Five-year warranty.
On this page: series comparison · mounting height & coverage · HID replacement · build, photocell & certification · FAQ
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LED Wall Pack Light Manufacturer & Wholesale Supplier
Lowcled manufactures outdoor LED wall packs for building perimeters, loading docks, stairwells and car park facades, supplied to distributors, contractors and property maintenance groups. Four documented series cover the WP platform (120 lm/W, brown housing), the compact MWP mini, the XWPL triple-voltage range (130-180 lm/W) and the modular HWPL series from 60W to 240W.
- Wholesale supply: factory-direct pricing, flexible MOQ for trial orders, consolidated mixed-wattage shipments.
- OEM / ODM: housing finish, wattage, lens and control configuration built to your specification.
- Control options: photocell, PIR sensor and emergency battery variants are listed on the XWPL series; availability is confirmed per project.
Send wall height, mounting spacing and required lux to request a quotation.
Four series: the housing tells you the job
WP is the classic wall pack: a die-cast ADC12 body with a 90° optic and a dark bronze finish, in two enclosures — 45W, 60W, 80W and 100W in the small one, 120W and 150W in the large one. It is the value choice for doorways, loading docks and building perimeters, and it takes a plug-in photocell.
MWP is the mini version for a 3-8 m wall: 20W, 26W and 30W with a 100° optic and a photocell inside, used on residential blocks, car park stairwells and service corridors. XWPL and HWPL are the export ranges: both reach 130-180 lm/W and take 100-277V, 277-480V or 100-347V, with a 90x65° optic on XWPL for wide coverage and a tighter 60° on HWPL for throw. XWPL also offers tunable CCT and a PIR sensor with an emergency battery option.
| Series | Power | Output | Efikasi | Optic | Voltage | Notes |
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| WP | 45W, 60W, 80W, 100W / 120W, 150W | 5,400-18,000 lm | 120 lm/W | 90° | 100-277V | ADC12 + PC, dark bronze, photocell option |
| MWP mini | 20W, 26W, 30W | 2,400 / 3,120 / 3,600 lm | 120 lm/W | 100° | 100-277V | photocell inside, 3-8 m mounting |
| XWPL | 20W-120W | 3,000-21,600 lm | 130-180 lm/W | 90x65° | 100-277V, 277-480V, 100-347V | tunable CCT, PIR, emergency battery |
| HWPL modular | 60W-240W | 8,100-40,800 lm | 135-180 lm/W | 60° | 100-277V, 277-480V, 100-347V | modular housing, PF ≥0.95 |
Output ranges are the published min-max across each series. All four series are IP65, Ra70 standard with Ra80/Ra90 optional, -40 to +40°C (XWPL and HWPL -40 to +50°C).
Mounting height and coverage
A wall pack lights the ground in front of the wall and the wall face itself, so the specification is driven by the mounting height and the width of the area to be covered rather than by the floor area of the building. For security lighting the usual target is 10 lux at the perimeter, measured on the ground, with the fixture at 3-6 m for a doorway and 6-10 m for a facade run.
The 90° optic on WP and XWPL puts the light forward and down with a controlled cut-off at the wall, which is what keeps light out of a neighbour's window. The 60° HWPL optic throws further for tall facades and gable ends. Neither is a substitute for a flood light when the job is lighting a yard — that is a different fixture.
| Model | Output | Mounting height | Coverage at 10 lux* | Typical position |
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| MWP 20W | 2,400 lm | 3-4 m | 115 m² | doorway, stairwell, service corridor |
| MWP 30W | 3,600 lm | 4-8 m | 173 m² | car park stair core, alley |
| WP 45W | 5,400 lm | 4-6 m | 259 m² | loading dock, side entrance |
| WP 60W | 7,200 lm | 5-8 m | 346 m² | warehouse wall, gatehouse |
| WP 100W | 12,000 lm | 6-10 m | 576 m² | facade run, storage yard edge |
| WP 150W | 18,000 lm | 8-12 m | 864 m² | tall facade, industrial perimeter |
| HWPL 240W | 32,400-40,800 lm | 10-14 m | 1,555-1,958 m² | high wall, gable, port shed |
* CU 0.6 and LLF 0.8 at 10 lux on the ground in front of the wall, 90° optic. Halve the area for 20 lux.
Replacing wall-mounted HID and fluorescent fittings
Most wall pack retrofits replace a 70W to 400W metal halide wall fixture or an old 2 x 26W compact fluorescent bulkhead. The LED equivalent is roughly a quarter of the wattage, and because the wall pack mounts on a flat surface with a 3/4 inch conduit entry in most cases, the box and the wiring stay and only the head is replaced.
| Existing fixture | System lumens | LED replacement | Saving | Comment |
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| 70W metal halide wall pack | 4,550 lm | MWP 30W or WP 45W | about 55% | doorway, small wall |
| 100W metal halide wall pack | 6,500 lm | WP 60W | about 55% | side entrance, dock |
| 150W metal halide wall pack | 9,750 lm | WP 80-100W | about 58% | facade run |
| 250W metal halide wall pack | 16,250 lm | WP 150W | about 56% | tall facade, yard edge |
| 2 x 26W compact fluorescent bulkhead | about 3,000 lm | MWP 20-26W | about 60% | stairwell, corridor |
System lumens at 65 lm/W including ballast losses.
Build, photocell and certification
The WP and MWP bodies are die-cast ADC12 with a polycarbonate lens and a dark bronze, dirt-resistant finish; XWPL and HWPL use the same construction with a different optic and a wider voltage range. All four are IP65 and rated for -40 to +50°C on the export ranges, which matters on a west-facing wall in a hot climate.
Controls are factory-fitted: a button photocell on the WP and MWP ranges for dusk-to-dawn switching, and on XWPL a PIR sensor plus an emergency battery option, so a corridor light keeps working when the circuit drops. Order them with the fixture — the sensor is sealed into the housing.
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Ingress protection | IP65 on all four series |
| Housing | Die-cast ADC12 aluminium + PC lens, dark bronze finish |
| Controls | Photocell (WP, MWP); PIR + emergency battery (XWPL) |
| Colour temperature | 3000-6500K; tunable CCT on XWPL |
| CRI | Ra70 standard; Ra80 / Ra90 optional |
| Power factor | ≥0.9 (WP, MWP); ≥0.95 (XWPL, HWPL) |
| Rated life | 50,000 h |
| Certification | CE, RoHS |
| Garansi | 5 years |
For petrol station forecourts use the canopy light range; for open yards the flood light range is the correct fixture.
Frequently asked questions
Wall pack or flood light for a building perimeter?
Wall pack for the wall face and the strip of ground in front of it, at 10-20 lux, mounted 3-6 m up. Flood light when the area to be lit is a yard, a car park or a facade seen from a distance, because the flood has the throw and the aiming bracket for it.
What wattage for a 6 m wall covering a 15 m frontage?
A 100W WP unit at 6-8 m gives about 12 lux over the strip with a 90° optic. For 20 lux across the full 15 m frontage, use two 60W units spaced evenly rather than one 150W, which gives better uniformity and less glare at the ends.
Do the wall packs have a photocell?
Yes on WP and MWP — a button photocell for dusk-to-dawn switching, factory-fitted. On XWPL a PIR sensor and an emergency battery are available.
What is the difference between XWPL and HWPL?
Optics and range. XWPL uses a 90x65° optic for wide coverage from 20W to 120W; HWPL is a modular housing from 60W to 240W with a tighter 60° optic for taller walls and longer throw. Both take 100-277V, 277-480V and 100-347V.
Can a wall pack be used in a coastal location?
IP65 keeps the water out; the finish is what fails first in salt air. Ask for the corrosion-resistant finish and stainless fixings on coastal sites, and consider the IP66 tri-proof range for wash-down areas.
Do you supply the mounting box and conduit entry?
The fixture is supplied with the mounting plate for a standard surface box; the conduit entry size and the back-plate drilling are confirmed per order.
Related ranges: canopy lights for petrol stations and covered walkways, flood lights for yards and facades, tri-proof lights for stairwells and car parks, shoebox lights for the car park itself.
LED Wall Pack Light Manufacturer & Wholesale Supplier
Lowcled manufactures outdoor LED wall packs for building perimeters, loading docks, stairwells and car park facades, supplied to distributors, contractors and property maintenance groups. Four documented series cover the WP platform (120 lm/W, brown housing), the compact MWP mini, the XWPL triple-voltage range (130-180 lm/W) and the modular HWPL series from 60W to 240W.
- Wholesale supply: factory-direct pricing, flexible MOQ for trial orders, consolidated mixed-wattage shipments.
- OEM / ODM: housing finish, wattage, lens and control configuration built to your specification.
- Control options: photocell, PIR sensor and emergency battery variants are listed on the XWPL series; availability is confirmed per project.
Send wall height, mounting spacing and required lux to request a quotation.