The Adjustable Wall Pack 30W tilts through a full 0 to 90 degrees, so one fixture lights the wall below it, throws straight out across a yard, or sits anywhere between.
Three wattage steps (15W, 20W, 30W) and three colour temperatures (3000K, 4000K, 5000K) are set on site with switches inside the driver box. Output runs 1,800 to 4,050 lumens depending on both.
Die-cast aluminium housing, IP65, cULus wet location, AC120-347V, built-in photocell, five year warranty.
What is a 30W LED wall pack equivalent to?
Votatec's spec sheet rates this one against a 90W HID unit. At the 30W setting it puts out 3,600 to 4,050 lumens depending on which colour you pick, so you're drawing about a third of the wattage over the same wall. Step it down to 20W and you're at 2,400 to 2,700 lumens. The 15W setting gives 1,800 to 2,025, which suits a covered entry or a service door rather than an open yard.
How long do LED wall packs last?
This one's rated at 50,000 hours. Run it dusk to dawn at roughly 12 hours a night and that's about 11 years before the diodes reach end of rated life. In practice the driver and the photocell usually decide the real service date, not the LEDs. Votatec backs the whole fixture for five years.
Nine light settings from one part number
Three wattages times three colour temperatures gives nine outputs from a single SKU. For a distributor that's one line on the shelf instead of nine. For a contractor it means the same box handles a loading dock at 30W and 5000K, then a back entry at 15W and 3000K, decided on the wall rather than at order time. Both switches live inside the driver box.
What to check before you wire it
The label calls for supply conductors rated 90°C minimum. Plenty of older buildings don't have them, so check the existing whip before quoting a straight swap. The manual has you set the wattage and colour switches after the fixture is mounted, so budget a second trip up the ladder. Two more from the manual worth knowing on rebate work: DLC-qualified use is limited to fixtures aimed the same direction across an installation, not a mix of tilt angles, and you can't bench-test these on a portable generator.
For the tilt sequence, that 90°C conductor warning and the photocell's on-at-150-lux / off-at-240-lux thresholds, open the Manual (PDF), and pull the IES file if your designer needs the measured candela distribution. Send us your fixture count and mounting heights and we'll come back with a wholesale quote plus a check on which DLC listing covers your rebate.





























