LITHONIA LIGHTING
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about LITHONIA LIGHTING from 3G Electric.
What are the available lumen outputs for Lithonia Lighting LED canopy and parking garage lights?
Lithonia Lighting LED canopy and parking garage lights in the 3G Electric catalog include models with selectable lumen outputs ranging from 13,000 lm to 20,000 lm, as well as fixed-output pendant fixtures delivering 4,130 lm, 4,928 lm, and 7,958 lm. Selectable models allow the installer to set the output at the time of installation to match site requirements. Color temperatures may also be selectable, with options such as 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K. Distribution types include Type IV and Type V, depending on the model. These fixtures typically operate on 120–277V AC input and are available in bronze, white, or silver housings.
What replacement lenses are available for Lithonia Lighting vapor-tight fixtures?
3G Electric lists acrylic replacement lenses for Lithonia Lighting vapor-tight fixtures in the DMW Series. The DDM48 lens measures 49 3/4 inches long, 7 3/8 inches wide, and 2 1/4 inches high, and is intended for 48-inch fixtures. The DDM96 lens measures 98 inches long, 7 3/8 inches wide, and 3 inches high, and is intended for 96-inch fixtures. These lenses are used to restore light output and maintain the sealed enclosure in wet or dusty environments. They are direct replacements for the original lenses and should be installed according to the fixture manufacturer's instructions.
What voltage ranges do Lithonia Lighting LED canopy lights support?
The Lithonia Lighting LED canopy and parking garage lights listed by 3G Electric operate on 120 to 277V AC. This voltage range covers common commercial and industrial power systems in North America and other regions using similar voltages. Fixture wattages vary by model and output setting; for example, selectable-output canopy lights may draw 131 W, while pendant fixtures may draw 34 W, 37 W, or 56 W depending on the lumen output. Buyers should verify the available voltage at the installation site and confirm that the selected fixture's electrical specifications match the circuit capacity and control requirements.
What color temperatures are available for Lithonia Lighting parking garage and canopy lights?
Lithonia Lighting parking garage and canopy lights in the 3G Electric catalog offer color temperatures including 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K. Some models feature selectable color temperature, allowing the installer to choose the desired setting during installation. For example, the XPCNY LED ALO2 SWW2 FPCL MVOLT DDBXD M3 is set to 5000K, while the PCNY LED ALO2 SWW2 FPCL MVOLT DWHXD M3 offers selectable 3000K/4000K/5000K. Pendant models such as the DSXPG LED 10C 1000 40K T5M MVOLT DWHXD and VCPGLEDV4P440K80CRIT5MMVOLTPM DNAXD U are specified at 4000K. Color temperature selection affects the appearance and perceived brightness of the illuminated area.
What is the difference between Type IV and Type V distribution in Lithonia Lighting canopy lights?
Type IV and Type V distributions describe the light pattern emitted by a luminaire. Type V distribution provides a circular, symmetric pattern that directs light uniformly in all directions, making it suitable for open areas such as parking lots and wide canopies. Type IV distribution is asymmetric, directing more light forward and to the sides, which can be useful for perimeter lighting or where light needs to be directed toward a specific area. Lithonia Lighting canopy and parking garage lights are available with either distribution type. The choice depends on the mounting height, spacing, and the area to be illuminated. Photometric data should be consulted for specific layouts.
Are Lithonia Lighting vapor-tight fixtures suitable for wet locations?
Lithonia Lighting vapor-tight fixtures are designed with sealed enclosures and gasketed lenses to resist moisture, dust, and other contaminants. The DMW Series fixtures use acrylic lenses such as the DDM48 and DDM96, which help maintain the integrity of the enclosure. These fixtures are typically used in industrial settings, food processing areas, parking garages, and other environments where exposure to moisture or airborne particles is a concern. The specific IP rating or suitability for wet locations depends on the model and installation method. Buyers should verify the fixture's listing and rating against the requirements of the installation environment.
