LED Barn Lights

Energy Savings Over Traditional Barn Lighting

LED barn lights use a fraction of the wattage of older incandescent or metal halide fixtures while delivering equal or greater light output. For properties running multiple exterior fixtures through the night, the reduction in energy consumption adds up quickly across a billing cycle.

Photocell and Dimming Options

Many fixtures in this collection include built-in dusk-to-dawn photocells for automatic on/off operation, eliminating the need for separate sensors or manual switching. Fixtures with 0-10V dimming support are also available for installations where adjustable output is needed.

Wide Range of Configurations

This collection spans a broad selection of finishes, arm lengths, and shade styles, making it practical to match fixtures to a specific architectural aesthetic or mounting requirement. Whether the priority is a utilitarian black finish on a warehouse or a decorative copper finish on a retail facade, there are options to fit both the function and the look.

Weather-Resistant Options Available

Many fixtures in this collection carry outdoor ratings including UL wet location listings and IP65 certification, making them suitable for permanent exterior installations exposed to rain, dust, and temperature extremes. If outdoor use is a requirement, filter by fixtures with these ratings to confirm suitability before purchasing.

FAQs About Our LED Barn Lights

Are LED barn lights suitable for year-round outdoor use in harsh conditions?

Yes, provided you select a fixture with an appropriate outdoor rating. Look for UL wet location listings and IP65 ratings, which indicate the fixture is sealed against dust and protected against direct water exposure. Many fixtures in this collection carry these ratings and are rated for operation across a wide temperature range, making them suitable for exposed installations in cold climates as well as hot or humid ones.

How do I choose between a warehouse shade and a dome shade?

The warehouse shade has a wide, shallow profile that spreads light broadly, making it well-suited for illuminating signage, large facade sections, or open exterior areas. The dome shade has a deeper, more enclosed form that concentrates the beam, which works well for targeted task lighting or accent applications. Your choice depends on whether broad coverage or directed output better fits the installation.

What should I consider when selecting a gooseneck arm length?

Arm length determines how far the fixture projects from the wall and how much of the surface below it is illuminated. Shorter arms work well for compact signage or accent installations. Longer arms provide more projection and are better suited for wider signage, larger facades, or situations where the mounting surface requires the fixture to clear an architectural element. Pairing arm length with the right shade style gives you precise control over light placement.

Can LED barn lights be used on 277V circuits?

Many LED barn and gooseneck lights support a wide voltage input range, typically 100-277V, making them compatible with both standard 120V branch circuits and the 277V single-phase circuits common in commercial and industrial buildings. Check the product specifications for the fixture you're considering to