480V LED Lighting at a Glance
- Higher supply voltage reduces current for a given load; wiring and circuit design still depend on the installation.
- Higher-voltage options include parking lot lights, stadium flood lights and explosion-proof lights.
- Input ranges vary: select the version matching the actual supply.
- Have a qualified electrician verify the circuit, input range and connection.
- Listings, environmental ratings and warranty vary by model.
480V-Compatible Products in This Collection
Parking Lot Lights (150W–300W)
Commercial LED parking lot lights available with both standard 100–277V and optional 277–480V input voltage, making them suitable for industrial facilities, campuses and utility-powered outdoor lighting systems.
- 150W — 21,000 lumens
- 200W — 28,000 lumens
- 300W — 42,000 lumens
- 277–480V input available
- IP66 weatherproof construction
- DLC Qualified
- Adjustable slip fitter/arm mounting options
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Stadium Flood Lights (500W–850W)
High-output LED stadium flood lights engineered for sports venues, airports, seaports and high-mast lighting applications.
- 500W — 75,000 lumens (347–480V available)
- 600W — 90,000 lumens (347–480V available)
- 850W — 127,500 lumens (277–480V available)
- 150 LM/W high efficiency
- IP66 weatherproof
- Remote driver box
- Laser aiming system
- Multiple beam angle options
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Explosion-Proof Lights (100W–200W)
Designed for hazardous industrial environments requiring certified explosion-proof lighting and higher-voltage electrical systems.
- 100W — 16,000 lumens
- 200W — 32,000 lumens
- 347–480V input available
- IP65 protection
- 6kV surge protection
- Suitable for Classified Hazardous Locations
- Ideal for chemical plants, paint booths and industrial processing facilities
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Photocell Sensor Switch
Automatic dusk-to-dawn photocell controller designed for commercial outdoor lighting systems operating on 277–480V circuits.
Automatically turns fixtures on at dusk and off at sunrise to reduce energy consumption while eliminating manual operation.
- Compatible with 277–480V circuits
- Automatic daylight sensing
- Suitable for parking lot lights, wall packs and flood lights
- Ideal for commercial and industrial outdoor lighting control
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FAQs About 480V LED Lighting
Choose the fixture input to match the supply and distribution system. Higher voltage reduces current for the same load, but conductor selection, circuit capacity and cost depend on the complete design.
For the same watts and operating hours, a fixture does not use less energy simply because its input voltage is higher. Compare efficacy and controls separately from supply voltage.
Is 480V Lighting Safe?
Have a qualified electrician verify supply, protective devices, grounding, wiring and fixture input. Follow installation requirements and product instructions; a voltage label alone does not establish suitability for every location.
Can I Retrofit My Facility for 480V?
Have a qualified electrician assess the existing system and fixture compatibility. A retrofit may involve different fixtures, drivers, controls or wiring. Confirm scope and cost before ordering.
Is 480V Right for My Business?
Higher-voltage lighting can suit facilities with a compatible supply and planned distribution system. Confirm fixture input options and lighting requirements before selecting a model.
Which is Better for Your Space?
The appropriate voltage follows the available supply and fixture input range. Facility size alone does not determine whether 120V, 347V or 480V is appropriate.
Can I Switch Between 347V and 480V?
A fixture with a broad input range may operate at either voltage within that range, but the circuit and installation must be appropriate. Have a qualified electrician verify the fixture, controls and wiring before changing supply voltage.
Which is Safer?
Both systems require suitable equipment and installation. Compare the supply, circuit design and supported input rather than treating one voltage as universally safer.
