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The Garage Canopy LED is a 10 inch square canopy luminaire that runs on any circuit from 120V to 347V, so it lands straight on Canadian 347/600V commercial panels.
Pick 40W, 60W or 75W and 3000K, 4000K or 5000K on two DIP switches under the cap. Tested output runs 4,980 to 10,768 lumens at 80+ CRI, across a 145° beam.
Die-cast aluminum, IP65, IK08, cULus wet location, DLC Premium 6.0, 5 year warranty.
What is a canopy light?
A canopy light is a low profile ceiling fixture built to light the underside of a covered structure: a parking garage deck, a fuel forecourt, a loading bay. It isn't the decorative plate that hides a pendant's ceiling box, and it isn't a string light for an event tent. Commercial versions sit tight to the slab, throw a wide flat beam, and carry a wet location rating.
Is 10,000 lumens too bright for a parking garage?
For a low deck, usually yes. That's why this one switches. At 75W and 5000K the IES file measures 10,768 lumens, which suits a high deck or a fuel canopy. Drop to 40W and you're at 4,980 to 5,464 lumens, closer to what a low ceiling or a stair landing wants. One SKU covers the building, and your electrician sets it on site.
Will it run on a 347V circuit?
Yes. The driver takes 120V through 347V. That matters because Canadian commercial buildings run 347/600V while most imported canopy fixtures stop at 277V. The 75W IES files measure 142 to 149 lumens per watt. Surge protection is built in at 4kV/5kV, and it's wet rated from -30°C to 50°C.
Mounting and sensor options
The manual documents two mounting methods, not one. Ceiling mount uses a plate that screws to the junction box, with a hanger that holds the fixture while you wire it. Pendant mount takes 3/4 inch NPT pipe, for dropping below beams and ductwork. The PIR sensor is ordered separately: the fixture ships with a blank cap that unscrews and swaps for the sensor head. That sensor stops at -20°C, warmer than the fixture's -30°C floor, so check unheated sites.
For the wiring colour code, both DIP switch locations and the pendant pipe method, open the Manual (PDF) in the Related documents panel, and pull the IES zip if your designer needs photometry. Send us your fixture count and mounting height and we'll quote it, with a check on whether the sensor suits your ceiling.
