Garage Lighting Led Fixtures

The Best Garage Lighting Ideas

✅ Brightness (50–500 lux depending on use)
✅ Cool white (4000K–5000K) for clarity
✅ High CRI (≥70) for accurate color recognition
✅ LEDs for longevity & efficiency
✅ Durable, moisture-resistant fixtures (IP65 if needed)
✅ Motion sensors for convenience & security

High Bay Led Lights

LED high bay lights are ideal for large industrial garage lighting, especially garages or warehouses with high ceilings. This light has high brightness and a large beam angle, which can effectively cover a large area.   In addition to its long life, LED high bay lights are also very energy-efficient, which can reduce maintenance costs.   And they are usually dustproof and waterproof, suitable for a variety of harsh environments.   Our LED high bay lights mainly include the following two types:

• UFO Round High Bay Light: UFO round high bay light: This light adopts a round design, efficient heat dissipation, and plug and play.   UFO high bay lights are usually very bright and evenly distributed, making them an investment in any smart space.
• LED Linear High Bay Light: Linear high bay lights are designed with long strips to provide wide light coverage.   They can be suspended or surface mounted to provide continuous and even light and reduce shadows.

FAQs About Best Lighting For Garages

How many LED lights do I need for my garage?

It all depends on the intended use of the garage, as well as other factors such as ceiling height, number of square feet of area to be illuminated. Generally speaking, a minimum of 50 lumens per square foot of space is recommended. This means that a 10' x 10' garage would require at least 5,000 lumens of light.

Is installing LED garage lighting difficult?

Best LED garage lights are designed to be easy to install. GGJIA's high bay and linear high bay lights come with a three-prong plug, designed to fit standard 110-277V outlets, making installation as simple as hanging the light and plugging it in. However, if you need to hardwire the connection to the garage's main power supply, we always recommend consulting the installation guide or a professional electrician, as this may vary depending on the specific model and style of the commercial garage lighting.

How many lumens do I need for garage lights?

Measure your garage to determine your true light output needs. The Institute of Lighting Engineering (IES) Lighting Manual recommends:

• 50 lumens per square foot for residential garages
• 300 lumens per square foot for workshop areas

Q: What does 5000 K mean in Good Garage Lighting?

A: As seen on the graph, 5000 kelvin is a nice white but has a slight tint of yellow. People who choose this color are usually trying to get a more natural white light that appears less harsh to the eye.

Q: What is 5700 Kelvin color?

A:5700K lights produce a whiter light, which are perfect for if your drive is mainly going to be in wide open spaces or on long roads and areas were light reflection isn’t going to be an issue, as the whiter colour helps with more defined distance penetration, and can also pick out more details around the edges of the beam in open areas.