Halco Lighting Technologies’ 150W SekTor area light has multiple mounting options. Applications include parking lots, garages and exterior light poles. It’s rated for wet locations, and it optimizes heat dissipation and thermal flow.

Landscape Forms’ Northpoint area light has an acorn form that subtly appears in the negative space between the arms at the top of the luminaire. Designed for applications up to 16 ft., it is available in single and double pole-mount or pendant-arm-mount configurations with either clear or diffused lenses in multiple distributions.

Landscape Forms’ FGP area pedestrian light has a flower-like organic form created by three stems that rise from the connection with the pole. The soft, triangular head holds LEDs in triangular arrays that cast illumination between the verticals in a clean footprint.

Landscape Forms’ Motive area light is available with a clear or diffused lens. Poles are 10 and 12 ft. high and taper from 4 in. at the base to 3 in. at the top. The fixture is 18 ft. in diameter. The dimmable light is offered in 2,700K, 3,000K, 3,500K and 4,000K temperatures, and it is UL-listed.

Landscape Forms’ Ashbery area light is designed for pedestrian spaces such as campuses, parks and plazas. Options include single or dual configurations with 12-, 14- and 16-ft. pole heights. The glare control requires less eye adaptation, enabling lower light levels and lower energy use.

Landscape Forms’ Torres area light is available in two sizes, 36 and 56 LED configurations, and with four light outputs, two drive currents, three distributions and a clear or diffused lens for a variety of applications. Single and dual luminaires mount on 12-, 16-, 20- and 25-ft. pole heights. Luminaires mount at any height along the pole.

Landscape Forms’ 100V–277V 50/60 Hz hi-glo area light is offered in 12- and 14-in. mounting heights. The vertical frame rises from the base, twists on its axis to form a shade and then flattens again.