Lithonia Lighting13" LED Wall Pack Light, Outdoor LED Wall Light, Adjustable Lumens, Switchable Color Temperature, Switchable Photocell Sensor, UVolt, Dark Bronze (TWR1 LED ALO SWW2 UVOLT PE DDBTXD)

I normally use RAB Lighting products to illuminate parking and outdoor areas. I have used Lithonia products before and they were good, but I switched a while ago when I couldn't get what I wanted from their offerings.I had the chance to get this LED wall pack lamp and couldn't believe the specs, so I jumped for it. Normally when choosing a wall pack you choose the color temperature (spooky blue like a fluorescent tube? warm like an incandescent bulb? something closer to daylight?) and the lumens emitted. You also order, as an option if you want it, a photocell control so the light is on at night and off during the day. Make the wrong selection and you have to swap the wall pack for another.What I couldn't believe was this one wall pack can have the color temperature setting of your choice (among 3 choices), a wide range of output lumens in three settings (the maximum far more, at over 8,000 lumens, than I will ever need because I buy at around 3,000 to 4,000), and it already has a photocell built-in for automatic nighttime use. This means one SKU covers all needs, and you can never order wrong. You can keep these handy and configure as needed.The wall pack looks similar to that from RAB Lighting and doesn't call attention to itself as a replacement. I have all my wall packs mounted about 15' off the ground so the light covers a large area. The lamp is priced about $100 less than the RAB wall pack. Interestingly, it can work from 120V to 347V. Who has 347V? If that's you, this wall pack can handle it. Of course, 220V and 277V will work, too.Since I've just installed this wall pack, I can't tell you how long it will last but it's doing a good job now. I'm really impressed with it. I'll get some more as spares since they take the place of so many other models.

I remember ordering Lithonia undercabinet lights way back in the 80s when "Little-Inch" fluorescent lights were the rage. They were also priced accordingly and the Lithonia fixtures were a much more cost-effective solution that looked great. This outdoor yard light is a huge step up from the pressed sheet metal fixtures of old. The cast aluminum fixture is attractively coated in an architectural bronze color. The real glass lens is a nice feature in these days of cheap plastic wanna-be lenses. The weatherproof case is secured with 2 stout screws that secure the hinged lens front. There are screw-in plugs on each edge for direct conduit connection with one side also housing the light sensor for dusk-to-dawn operation. The back of the fixture has a secured foam rubber gasket covering the knock-out area should you decide to feed the fixture through a wall mounted box. There are raised bosses in each corner intended to be knocked (preferably drilled) out to further secure the fixture to the wall. Internally, the wiring is well secured with firmly attached ground wires. The back of the LED panel is a painted metal plate. The surface is slightly alligatored showing the paint might not have been totally dry before assembly. It does not affect the operation nor outward appearance of the unit. The light panel is attached to the internal wiring with a detachable jack fitting in case you decide to totally remove the front cover. There is a switch assembly allowing you to choose the 3 light levels and your preference of 3 light colors. The perimeter gasket that seals the front cover to the back housing is rubber and pinned in place to keep it from falling out once hung on the wall. This fixture will light up your yard, so point is responsibly. Surely if pointed towards the house if installed on an outbuilding, you will need room-darkening shades. We prefer on-demand lighting and want to preserve the nighttime darkness for star gazing. Therefore, we have bypassed the light sensor and have the fixture operated solely from a wall switch. This fixture is big and bright. The value is obvious.

This thing is built like a tank. Super beefy construction and neatly organized wiring and switches inside. Reasonably priced when you consider the lumen output. Can be mounted to a box or installed inline in a conduit run. Plenty of knockout options for any situation.The built-in photocell dusk to dawn sensor can be bypassed with a switch so that the light can be operated in any ambient lighting conditions. Great added feature eliminating the need to spice in a bypass.Selectable color temperate choices are 3000k (warm white), 4000k (neutral white), and 5000k (daylight). If this is being installed to provide usable outdoor light such as in a residential yard, the 3000k setting is probably best because it's easy on the eyes at night. For security lighting purposes, the 4000k or 5000k options may be better because they provide more visibility and are a bit harsher on the eyes at night.

I ordered this to illuminate my front porch. I needed something that would span the entire area and this hit that mark and then some!It is bigger than I anticipated, but it looks great. I love the bronze finish. It was pretty easy to install. It took my husband about 30 minutes and that included removing the old porchlight.When we first turned this on, we were just about blinded! It is REALLY bright on the highest setting. Like you could probably see our porch if you were looking down from the moon. Fortunately, there are multiple brightness settings as well as color settings, so you can switch it to less bright and more yellow, instead of stark white, light.I love that this has a dusk to dawn setting. I can leave my porch light on all the time, which is great if we are out of town.I'm more than pleased with this unit and am very happy I took the chance and ordered this.