Choosing The Best IMF Flood Light for Your Project: Expert Analysis

There are lots of options available when it comes to High Power LED Flood Lights and Sport Field Lights. In this video, Neil Peterson of LED Lighting Supply takes you through some of the options available with LED Lighting Supply's family of High Power IMF Flood Lights.
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Transcript:
Hi. I'm Neil Peterson, LED Lighting Supply.
Today I'm going to talk about our IMF floodlights.
They're really designed to replace anywhere from a 400 watt metal halide
all the way to a 1500 watt and above.
Great all around industrial grade fixture.
We use them both in field lighting whether it's football, soccer, baseball or overall universal use in your industrial applications when you're lighting up railroad yards, wastewater treatment plants.
On the pole, again, pole height can be whatever you need, fixes come with very specialized optics.
So depending on the height, we're able to get the light where you want it.
Get a nice uniform spread on your field.
Usually with a baseball field, 42 of our 400 watt or 600 watt will give you, you know, 30 foot candles in the outfield, 50 foot candles in the infield.
Just beautiful lighting for a baseball field. So this is a great way.
We stock the 200, 400 and 600 watt version.
There is also an 800 and 1200 watt version.
But what we started doing, we use a 600 for a 1200 watt replacement
and two 400 watt lights for the 800 watt version.
It takes a little bit less footprint, it's a bigger bracket.
There's actually a driver box on those too.
So we found that to be a better approach and they're in stock.
So it's a great fixture.
So give one of our LED techs a call they can help figure out the right solution for you.
May include a lighting plan, we do those for our industrial and commercial customers.
So give us a call today and we'll get you started.
Have a great day.

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