The Best Commercial Flood Lights: Expert Analysis

There are lots of options available for Commercial LED Flood Lights. In this video, Neil Peterson of LED Lighting Supply takes you through some of the most common options to help you to choose the right LED Flood Lights for your business.
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Transcript:
Hi, this is Neil Peterson with LED Lighting Supply.
Today, I'm going to talk to you about our standard floodlight offerings and here's an example of some of them.
The first group is what we call our spot light or low end flood, usually the lower wattages mentioned spotlight.
So this is a bullet flood, this is a flood we have lots of different versions of this, ranging from, you know, 20 watt up to 100 watt.
And they traditionally come with a trunnion yoke bracket on it.
But many of them can also come with what we call a knuckle mount bracket to allow it to be adjusted and go on a pole.
Our more traditional floods that you see on our website.
It can range from anywhere from 50 watts up to 310 watts depending on what you need.
They all do come with what's called the trunnion yoke bracket and have nice optics on them and traditionally a floodlight is doing 120 degrees spread out when they shine and they can be angled to point up.
And that is the same on the low end.
The spot it does a 30 to 60 degree optic.
On the high end, we have a line of fixtures that range all the way from 200 watt up to twelve hundred watt And they're really designed for a real perimeter field lighting such as football or baseball fields, port lighting and other types of applications.
They're very rugged.
There's an option for a visor.
There's also what we call a pipe mount adapter that attaches to the trunnion bracket on the fixture.
They are very high end, the optics on this range from 15, 30, 45 and 60 degree optic.
If you notice, they are two hundred watt increments on the unit.
The 600 watt would have three heads. The 800 watt has four heads, two by two and the 1200 watt has six heads, three by three.
In the case of this multi-headed fixture, they can be pointed and directed in different directions for the maximum.
In the case of this multi-head fixture, they can be pointed and directed in different directions for the maximum light coverage that you need.
These are all sort of full range.
We have a lot of others.
If you have a requirement, contact us and we can evaluate your requirements to select the proper fixture for your project.