Canopy lighting refers to lighting installed under an awning, canopy, or canopy , typically at commercial buildings, gas stations, entrances, or hospitality venues. It provides both functional and aesthetic lighting and can contribute to safety, visibility, and ambiance .
Applications of canopy lighting
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Gas stations
- LED panels or spotlights that provide even illumination for safety and visibility.
- Often high CRI (Color Rendering Index) to maintain natural color reproduction.
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Hotels and restaurants
- Mood lighting at entrances, terraces or drive-ins.
- Often used in combination with dimmable LED strips or warm white spotlights .
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Shop entrances and shopping centers
- Accent lighting to create an inviting effect.
- Can include dynamic LED lighting for branding and advertising.
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Industry and warehouses
- Functional lighting for loading docks and entrances to logistics centres.
- High lumen output for good visibility and safety.
Types of awning lighting
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Recessed spotlights
- Sleek finish, ideal for modern and minimalist designs.
- Often IP65 or higher for protection against dust and moisture.
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Surface-mounted luminaires
- Easy to install and replace.
- Suitable for industrial applications.
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LED strips
- Aesthetically attractive and energy efficient.
- Often used in catering and luxury entrances.
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Smart lighting
- Can be integrated with motion sensors or timers for energy efficiency.
- Programmable RGB lighting for branding and ambiance.
Benefits of LED Awning Lighting
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Energy efficient : LEDs consume up to 80% less energy than traditional lighting.
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Durable : Long lifespan (up to 50,000 hours or more ), less maintenance.
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Safety : Improves visibility and reduces the risk of accidents.
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Versatile : Choose from warm white, cool white or RGB for different applications.