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Lighting for Surface & Multi-Storey Car Parks
For over 20 years, LED & Power has supplied car park lighting across the UK: floodlights and column-mounted street lights for open sites, tri-proof fittings and bulkheads for covered decks, and bollards for pedestrian routes. Upgrading cuts energy costs by up to 80%.
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Why choose us
With years of experience supplying and designing external lighting across the UK, we help car park owners get the lighting right first time. We specify only proven, premium LED fittings, the best lights in the industry, and put them in the right places using full lux and layout calculations to BS 5489-1 and BS EN 12464-1. Surface car parks, covered decks, ramps and stairwells each need a different approach, and we design for all of them, so you get even light, no dark spots, safer spaces and lower running costs.
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Lighting standards
The table below shows recommended lighting levels for the main areas of a car park, based on BS 5489-1 for outdoor and road lighting and BS EN 12464-1 for covered and multi-storey parking. Our lighting designers use these values when producing your free photometric design.
CIBSE SLL Code for Lighting – recommended values for car park led lights environments
Source: BS 5489-1 (Code of practice for the design of road lighting) for outdoor areas and BS EN 12464-1 for covered and multi-storey parking. Outdoor areas use the Glare Rating (GR) metric, while covered areas use Unified Glare Rating (UGR). Entry and ramp transition zones are lit brighter by day to let drivers’ eyes adjust, and dim down at night. Security and CCTV areas may call for higher or cooler light. Guidance such as the Safer Parking Scheme (Park Mark) may also apply. Values are a guide only. Speak to our lighting designers for site-specific calculations.
Our Service
From the first site survey, our specialists design and deliver a lighting scheme tailored to your car park, open or covered. We balance even coverage, uniformity and glare control with your energy, safety and budget targets, so you get a system that keeps drivers and pedestrians safe and costs less to run.
We assess your car park type and layout, column or ceiling heights, existing fittings, pedestrian routes and operating hours.
We produce a lux plan with column and fitting positions, wattages and predicted light levels across the site.
We confirm maintained illuminance, uniformity and glare control for each area, including ramps and stairwells.
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Common questions
Everything you need to know about LED lighting for your car park led lights.
Yes, significantly. LED car park lighting uses up to 80% less energy than the older SON, metal halide or fluorescent fittings it replaces, and car parks are often lit for long hours or around the clock, so the savings add up quickly. Adding motion sensors, photocells and dimming cuts costs further by lowering output when areas are empty or during daylight. The upfront investment is usually recovered within two to three years.
No. Quality LED fittings last 50,000 hours or more, often well over a decade, and rarely fail suddenly the way older lamps do. That matters in car parks, where changing fittings on high columns or across multiple decks needs access equipment and can disrupt use. Less frequent replacement means lower maintenance costs and less downtime.
Yes. LED uses far less energy, which lowers carbon emissions, and contains no mercury, unlike some older lamp types. Longer life also means less waste from replacements. Combined with sensors that avoid lighting empty areas and optics that limit light spill and sky glow, LED helps car parks run more sustainably and reduces their impact on neighbours and wildlife.
Yes, and they are particularly well suited to them. Multi-storey decks benefit from corrosion-resistant, IP-rated fittings such as tri-proof battens and bulkheads that cope with damp, fumes and wash-down cleaning. LED also handles the transition zones at entrances and ramps well, where drivers’ eyes need to adjust between daylight and the darker interior, and works with sensors to keep quieter decks efficient. We design for each level, including stairwells and lift lobbies.
LED gives bright, even light that improves safety, wayfinding and CCTV clarity, all of which matter in car parks. It switches on instantly, runs reliably in cold and exposed conditions, and comes in weatherproof and corrosion-resistant housings for both open and covered parking. Combined with low running costs, long life and sensor control, LED is the natural choice for car park operators.
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