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LS-ESBV shoebox LED area lights.

A pole-mounted shoebox area light for parking and campus work, documented from 100 W to 300 W in Type III and Type V distributions.

LS-ESBV LS-ESBV Shoebox LED Area Lights for Parking Lots
Shoebox area · 100 W to 300 W · Type III / V

LS-ESBV configurations

Every documented LS-ESBV configuration.

One family, every configuration: the fixture is shown at full size, with each available configuration listed below and specified line by line in the ordering table.

LS-ESBV LS-ESBV Shoebox LED Area Lights for Parking Lots
  1. LS-ESBV7E100WAT3A1Wattage: 100 W13,000 lm
  2. LS-ESBV7E150WAT3A1Wattage: 150 W19,500 lm
  3. LS-ESBV7E200WAT3A1Wattage: 200 W26,000 lm
  4. LS-ESBV7E240WAT3A1Wattage: 240 W31,200 lm
  5. LS-ESBV7E300WAT3A1Wattage: 300 W39,000 lm

Ordering data

Every documented LS-ESBV configuration.

All 5 configurations of the family are specified on this page, so you can compare wattages, outputs and options side by side.

LS-ESBV Shoebox LED Area Lights for Parking Lots, Type III and V
ModelWattageTypical LumensVoltageDistributionCCT OptionsBUG
LS-ESBV7E100WAT3A1100 W13,000 lm120 to 277 V ACType III or Type V3000 K, 4000 K, 5000 KB3-U0-G3
LS-ESBV7E150WAT3A1150 W19,500 lm120 to 277 V ACType III or Type V3000 K, 4000 K, 5000 KB3-U0-G3
LS-ESBV7E200WAT3A1200 W26,000 lm120 to 277 V ACType III or Type V3000 K, 4000 K, 5000 KB4-U0-G3
LS-ESBV7E240WAT3A1240 W31,200 lm120 to 277 V ACType III or Type V3000 K, 4000 K, 5000 KB4-U0-G4
LS-ESBV7E300WAT3A1300 W39,000 lm120 to 277 V ACType III or Type V3000 K, 4000 K, 5000 KB4-U0-G4

Confirm the exact configuration against the current manufacturer specification sheet before approval or purchase.

Engineering reference

Selecting within the LS-ESBV family.

Pole position relative to the lot decides the distribution: Type III for perimeter poles, Type V for poles inside the area. Then pole height and spacing set the wattage. The documented BUG rating matters where the site is subject to trespass or dark-sky constraints.

Area lighting is a distribution problem before it is an output problem. Type III throws forward from a pole at the edge of a lot; Type V spreads symmetrically from a pole within it. Choosing the wrong one wastes light off-site and leaves gaps on the surface, which more wattage does not fix.

Common questions

Useful answers before the next step.

These answers clarify the selection process without replacing project-specific documentation.

Which distribution suits a parking lot?

It depends on pole placement. Type III projects forward and suits poles at the lot edge; Type V distributes symmetrically and suits poles within the lot. Confirm the layout before selecting.

What is the BUG rating for?

Backlight, uplight and glare. This family carries a B3-U0-G3 rating, which matters where the site is subject to light trespass or dark-sky requirements — U0 means no uplight at all.

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