The Mini Wall Pack Light with Photocell is a compact 347V-capable exterior fixture with a built-in dusk-to-dawn photocell you can switch off. One SKU covers 120V through 347V.
Three wattages select on the fixture: 30W/3600Lm, 25W/3000Lm, 18W/2160Lm. Three CCTs too, 3500K/4000K/5000K. Semi-cutoff optics, Ra 70, 0-10V dimming.
Die-cast aluminium housing, bronze finish, IP65, cUL wet location, IK04, 5-year warranty. It projects 2.8 inches from the wall.
Do LED lights work with photocells?
Yes, and this one has the photocell built in. No separate sensor, no extra wiring, no stem-mounted button to fail. The fixture reads ambient light and switches itself on at dusk and off at dawn. That's the same dusk-to-dawn behaviour buyers search for by name, running on the fixture's own driver at 120V through 347V.
What are the disadvantages of photocells?
A fixed photocell is the problem, and this fixture solves it. Most minis in this class wire the sensor permanently live, so the fixture fights any building control you put in front of it. Under a canopy or a soffit the sensor also reads spill light and stays off when you need it on.
This one carries a photocell ON/OFF switch on the same selector block as the wattage and CCT taps. Turn it off and the fixture runs on your time clock, contactor or BMS. Turn it on and it's autonomous. That switch isn't on the spec sheet's front page, so it's worth knowing before you spec an alternative.
What size wall pack do I need?
For a doorway, stairwell, service entry or walkway, a mini at 2,160 to 3,600 lumens is usually right. Bigger wall packs overlight a door and waste the wattage.
Set it on site. The selector gives 30W, 25W or 18W, and each step holds its rated output at all three colour temperatures. Spec one SKU across a building, then tune each location during commissioning instead of ordering three part numbers.
Where it can and can't go
Wet location, cUL certified, IP65, and rated down to -40°C, so Canadian winters are inside its range. Upper limit is +45°C ambient.
Check the projection: 2.8 inches off the wall. That matters beside a door swing or a code-governed walkway. IK04 impact rating suits service corridors but isn't a vandal-resistant spec.
For the switch positions, wiring colours and 0-10V dimming leads, open the Manual (PDF), and pull the IES zip if your designer needs photometry for a layout. Send us your fixture count and voltage and we'll come back with a wholesale quote plus a check on DLC status for your rebate paperwork.




























