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LED canopy lights: guide for service stations, awnings and undercover car parks

By the Greenhse Technologies team, Ellenbrook, Perth. Updated .

Quick answer

A canopy light is a flat, surface mounted LED fitting for covered outdoor areas such as service station canopies, awnings, loading docks and undercover car parks. Greenhse stocks three in Perth: 100W (up to 14,000 lumens), 150W (22,500 lumens) and 200W (up to 30,000 lumens). All are rated IP65, and the 100W and 200W have selectable power and colour temperature.

  • Canopy lights mount flat to the ceiling or soffit, so they suit lower covered areas where a high bay would hang too low.
  • The 100W and 200W canopy lights are listed as replacing up to four IP65 batten lights with one fitting.
  • The 150W canopy light was $132.00 inc GST on 13 November 2026. Four alternatives were listed from about $206 to $692.

The Greenhse canopy light range

Greenhse LED canopy lights
FittingLight outputPower settingsBeamSizePrice on 13 Nov 2026
100W canopy lightUp to 14,000 lumens40, 60, 80 or 100WType 5265 x 265mm$120.00 ex GST ($132.00 inc GST)
150W canopy light22,500 lumens150W120 degrees400 x 400mm$120.00 ex GST ($132.00 inc GST)
200W canopy lightUp to 30,000 lumens80, 100, 150 or 200W140 degrees420 x 420mm$145.00 ex GST ($159.50 inc GST)

All three: surface mount, IP65, non dimmable, 50,000 hour rated life. Today's prices are on the product cards below.

Which one to choose

  • Carports, small awnings and walkways: the 100W. It is compact and can be set as low as 40W.
  • Service station canopies and loading docks: the 150W, a fixed output fitting in natural white.
  • Large or high canopies and undercover car parks: the 200W, set to the power level the height needs.

With selectable power, one fitting can be set for different heights across the same site, and turned up later if the area changes use.

How the 150W compares

From 11 to 13 November 2026 we checked four other 150W LED canopy lights sold online in Australia. They listed 15,000 to 22,500 lumens, IP65 ratings and prices from about $206 to $692. The Greenhse 150W gives 22,500 lumens at 150 lumens per watt and was $132.00 inc GST, the lowest listed price in the group. Some alternatives list a 5 year warranty against 4 years on ours.

The full tables are in how Greenhse commercial lights compare.

Open areas beside the canopy

For the open forecourt, car park or yard beside a canopy, use pole or wall mounted area lights. The car park lighting guide covers those. For walls and doorways, the 50W LED wall light gives up to 7,000 lumens with selectable power.

Products in this guide

Prices are read from the shop each time the site is updated. Every price is in Australian dollars.

Questions and answers

What is the difference between a canopy light and a high bay light?

A canopy light mounts flat to a ceiling or soffit and suits lower covered outdoor areas. A high bay hangs from a bracket and suits indoor ceilings of roughly 6m and above.

Are LED canopy lights weatherproof?

Yes. The Greenhse 100W, 150W and 200W canopy lights are rated IP65, sealed against dust and rain.

Can one canopy light replace several weatherproof battens?

Yes. The 100W and 200W canopy lights are listed as replacing up to four IP65 batten lights with a single fitting.

Which canopy light suits a carport or small awning?

The 100W canopy light. It measures 265 x 265mm and the power is selectable at 40, 60, 80 or 100W.

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Need a hand choosing?

Talk to the Greenhse team in Perth. Call (08) 9297 2969, email sales@greenhse.com.au or visit the showroom at 5/1 Locke Ln, Ellenbrook WA 6069. Open Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5pm and Saturday 9am to 2pm.