Outdoor Led Floodlights for Garages

Outdoor LED floodlights for garages provide powerful light for entrances, ramps, maneuvering areas and facades, adding safety when you park and when you come home at night. At GreenIce you'll find energy-efficient waterproof floodlights, from compact models for a private garage door to high-output units for shared garages or warehouses.

Types of LED floodlights for garages

  • Compact 10 to 50 W floodlights: perfect for a home garage door, a carport or a yard. There are very affordable Brico versions and dimmable IP66 models.
  • 100 to 200 W floodlights: with outputs from 12,000 to over 24,000 lumens, designed for outdoor parking lots, loading areas or warehouses.
  • Floodlights with motion detector: the light only comes on when someone approaches, saving energy and deterring intruders. You'll find them in LED floodlights with motion sensor.
  • 12–24V DC floodlights: for garages or sheds powered by solar systems or batteries.
  • Leading-brand floodlights: 20 and 150 W Philips models with the manufacturer's official warranty.

Where to install floodlights at the garage

The usual setup is one floodlight above the garage door, aimed at the access area, and another on the corner of the facade to cover the path to the entrance. On ramps or long driveways, spread several lower-wattage floodlights instead of a single very powerful one: you'll avoid dazzling drivers and get more even light. For inside the garage, the most practical option is LED waterproof fittings; more ideas in garage lighting.

How to choose an LED floodlight for the garage

Wattage and lumens

For a private garage door, 10–30 W is usually enough; for a yard or wide facade, 50–100 W; and for parking lots or warehouses, 150 W or more.

IP rating

When installed outdoors, floodlights must be at least IP65. All our outdoor floodlights meet this level of protection against rain and dust.

Color temperature

Cool light (5000–6000K) gives the greatest sense of brightness and security; neutral light (4000–4200K) is more comfortable; and warm light (3000K) blends in better on residential facades.

Sensor and dimming

If the floodlight will only come on a few times a night, a model with a detector will save you energy. If you need constant light, consider a dimmable one. Discover the full range in outdoor LED floodlights.

At GreenIce you get fast shipping, a 3-year warranty on GreenIce products and technical advice to work out how many floodlights your garage needs.

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Outdoor Led Floodlights for Garages

Outdoor LED floodlights for garages provide powerful light for entrances, ramps, maneuvering areas and facades, adding safety when you park and when you come home at night. At GreenIce you'll find energy-efficient waterproof floodlights, from compact models for a private garage door to high-output units for shared garages or warehouses.

Types of LED floodlights for garages

  • Compact 10 to 50 W floodlights: perfect for a home garage door, a carport or a yard. There are very affordable Brico versions and dimmable IP66 models.
  • 100 to 200 W floodlights: with outputs from 12,000 to over 24,000 lumens, designed for outdoor parking lots, loading areas or warehouses.
  • Floodlights with motion detector: the light only comes on when someone approaches, saving energy and deterring intruders. You'll find them in LED floodlights with motion sensor.
  • 12–24V DC floodlights: for garages or sheds powered by solar systems or batteries.
  • Leading-brand floodlights: 20 and 150 W Philips models with the manufacturer's official warranty.

Where to install floodlights at the garage

The usual setup is one floodlight above the garage door, aimed at the access area, and another on the corner of the facade to cover the path to the entrance. On ramps or long driveways, spread several lower-wattage floodlights instead of a single very powerful one: you'll avoid dazzling drivers and get more even light. For inside the garage, the most practical option is LED waterproof fittings; more ideas in garage lighting.

How to choose an LED floodlight for the garage

Wattage and lumens

For a private garage door, 10–30 W is usually enough; for a yard or wide facade, 50–100 W; and for parking lots or warehouses, 150 W or more.

IP rating

When installed outdoors, floodlights must be at least IP65. All our outdoor floodlights meet this level of protection against rain and dust.

Color temperature

Cool light (5000–6000K) gives the greatest sense of brightness and security; neutral light (4000–4200K) is more comfortable; and warm light (3000K) blends in better on residential facades.

Sensor and dimming

If the floodlight will only come on a few times a night, a model with a detector will save you energy. If you need constant light, consider a dimmable one. Discover the full range in outdoor LED floodlights.

At GreenIce you get fast shipping, a 3-year warranty on GreenIce products and technical advice to work out how many floodlights your garage needs.