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Brewery LED lighting covers every zone of a brewing operation — from high-output, energy-efficient fixtures over the brewhouse and production floor, to damp- and washdown-rated vapor-tight fixtures in wet processing and cellar areas, to warm, inviting light in the taproom and beer garden. The right fixture depends on the zone: durability, output, and easy cleaning where you brew, and atmosphere where you serve. Because production areas run long hours and wet areas are tough on fixtures, LED also cuts energy, heat, and maintenance across the whole facility. Below are the fixture types breweries use most, how to choose them by area, and answers to common questions.

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20" Belfry 3-Light Wall Sconce

Brand: Maxim Lighting
Dimension: 9'' W x 20'' H x 9.25'' Ext
Voltage: 120V
Wattage: 120W
Num. of Bulbs: 3
Bulb Type: E12 Candelabra
Material: Aluminum, Glass
Finish: Black
Operating Temperature: -20°C (-4°F), 40°C (104°F)
Ratings: cETLus Listed, Wet Location

ITEM: 30065CLBK

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A modern industrial pendant light with a ribbed clear glass dome shade and a black metal canopy and hanger, shown against a plain white background.

A modern industrial pendant light with a ribbed clear acrylic dome shade and a white ribbed cylindrical neck, suspended by a silver metal hook against a white background.

LED Round Low Bay, 16,800 Lumen Max, Wattage and CCT Selectable, 120-277V, Black or White

Brand: Westgate Manufacturing
Voltage: 120-277V
Wattage Selectable: 80W/100W/120W
Lumens Selectable: 11,200/14,000/16,800 LM
CCT Selectable: 3000K/4000K/5000K
Dimming: 0~10V
CRI: >80
Beam Angle: 60°
Operating temperature: -40°F to 122°F
Listings: cULus Listed, IP65
Warranty: 5-year warranty

ITEM: RLB-80-120W-MCTP-BK

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Lighting for Every Zone of Your Brewery

A brewery is really two buildings in one: a hard-working production facility and a guest-facing taproom. The brewhouse, cellar, and packaging areas need durable, high-output, easy-to-clean fixtures — including washdown-rated vapor-tight lights for wet zones — while the taproom and beer garden call for warm, dimmable light that sets the mood. Match the fixture to the zone below.

Lighting Every Area of Your Brewery

Brewhouse & Production Floor: High ceilings and long hours call for energy-efficient high bay lights that deliver bright, even illumination for safe, accurate work.
Wet, Washdown & Cellar Areas: Humidity, splashing, and frequent washdown demand sealed vapor-tight fixtures rated for damp and wet locations.
Packaging & Warehouse: Canning, kegging, and storage areas run well on high bay and strip lighting for clean, uniform coverage.
Taproom & Tasting Room: Warm, dimmable light sets the mood. Suspended linear and pendant fixtures and gooseneck and barn lights add industrial character over the bar and signage.
Patio & Beer Garden: Outdoor string lights create a relaxed, welcoming outdoor space for guests.
Safety & Egress: Keep exits and paths covered with code-ready exit signs and emergency lights.

How to Choose Brewery Lighting

Wet-location rating: For wet processing, cellars, and any washdown area, choose vapor-tight, damp- or wet-rated (IP-rated) fixtures that stand up to moisture and cleaning.
Color temperature: 4000K–5000K (neutral to cool) in production areas supports visibility and quality checks; warmer 2700K–3000K in the taproom creates an inviting feel.
Color rendering (CRI): High-CRI light helps staff judge the true color and clarity of beer and keeps the taproom looking its best.
Durability: Humid, sometimes corrosive environments reward rugged, sealed fixtures that resist moisture and frequent cleaning.
Dimming & controls: Dimmable taproom fixtures shift the mood from day to evening; occupancy sensors cut energy in production and storage areas.
Less heat: LED runs cooler than legacy lighting, which helps in temperature-sensitive fermentation and cold spaces.

Why Breweries Upgrade to LED

Lower energy costs: Production areas run long hours, so the energy savings from LED add up fast.
Less heat load: LED produces far less heat than HID or fluorescent, easing the burden on cooling and temperature-sensitive areas.
Built for wet, tough conditions: Sealed vapor-tight LED fixtures handle humidity, splashing, and washdown that would ruin standard lighting.
Less maintenance: Long LED life means fewer fixture changes in high or hard-to-reach production ceilings.
Better experience: Quality light improves both production accuracy and the look and feel of your taproom.

Brewery Lighting FAQs

What kind of lighting do breweries use?

Breweries use high bay lights over the brewhouse and production floor, vapor-tight fixtures in wet and washdown areas, strip lighting in packaging and storage, and warmer suspended, gooseneck, and string lighting in taprooms and beer gardens.

What lighting should I use in wet or washdown brewery areas?

Use vapor-tight, damp- or wet-rated (IP-rated) fixtures. They're sealed against moisture and built to withstand humidity, splashing, and frequent cleaning in cellars and wet processing zones.

What color temperature is best for a brewery?

Use 4000K to 5000K (neutral to cool white) in production areas for visibility and quality checks, and warmer 2700K to 3000K in the taproom for an inviting atmosphere.

Does color rendering (CRI) matter in a brewery?

Yes. High-CRI lighting helps staff judge the true color and clarity of beer and makes the taproom and product look their best.

How should I light a beer garden or patio?

Outdoor string lights are a popular, cost-effective way to create a warm, welcoming beer garden, and can be paired with wall or gooseneck fixtures for entrances and signage.

Can someone help me plan lighting for my brewery?

Yes. Our lighting specialists can help you spec fixtures for each zone of your brewery, from the production floor to the taproom. Contact us and we'll be glad to help.