LED Garage Lighting

Good garage lighting is bright, robust and resistant to damp, dust and cold. That is why you choose a waterproof LED tube fitting or LED batten: IP65, impact resistant and working from -20 °C. For the home garage, commercial garage, workshop or car park. Choose by length, efficiency or with a motion sensor that switches the light automatically.

In stock and ordered before 2 pm on a working day? We ship the same day, with free shipping above your country's threshold. Business customers can buy on invoice with volume pricing; for larger quantities we are happy to prepare a custom quote.

Which lighting for the garage?

Home garage or shed: 1 to 2 LED battens of 120 or 150 cm are usually enough.
Commercial garage and workshop: plenty of light at the workstation, 150 cm with 190 or 200 lm/W.
Car park: long light lines with linkable fittings, with sensor or DALI-2 for savings.

Workshop lighting

A workshop needs more light than parking: allow about 300 lux. A 150 cm LED batten with 9,000 to 9,500 lumens then lights about 14 to 15 m².

How much light does a garage need?

Rule of thumb: area per fitting in m² = lumens × 0.48 / required lux. Allow 200 lux for parking and storage and 300 lux for DIY work. Example: a 3 x 6 m garage (18 m²) used for DIY needs 2 LED battens of 120 cm (5,580 lumens).

Why waterproof in the garage?

Wet cars, condensation, dust and temperature changes: an ordinary fitting fails sooner there. IP65 keeps dust and water out, IK08 makes it impact resistant.

With a sensor: light only when needed

LED fittings with motion sensor switch on automatically when you enter, and only when it is dark enough.

Frequently asked questions about LED garage lighting

How many LED fittings do I need for my garage?

For a single 18 m² garage, usually 2 LED battens of 120 cm for DIY work, 1 for parking only.

Does LED work in an unheated garage?

Yes. Our LED battens work from -20 °C (the Standard series from -25 °C) and start instantly at full brightness, without the flicker of old fluorescent tubes.

Which light colour for the garage?

Neutral white (4000K) is the usual choice for garage and workshop; cool white (6000K) gives more contrast for mechanical work. Available colours are shown per product.

Can I connect garage lighting myself?

Have a fixed 230V connection made by a qualified electrician.

Lighting for a car park or business premises?

Request a quote: we calculate the number of fittings for you, with volume pricing.

All waterproof fittings: waterproof LED tube fittings. For outdoors, facades and driveways: LED floodlights.