#HALOGEN FLOOD LIGHT FREE#

#HALOGEN FLOOD LIGHT FREE#

Use our free lighting calculator to make some rough calculations for your situation. To choose the right size, you should consider the number of lights being used, and the area being lit. Sports practice areas, tennis courts, horse arenas, etc - 100W to 200W.Security lighting and car parks - 50W to 200W.Building facades and signage - 70W to 150W.Rural or semi-rural properties - 50W to 100W.Suburban household (deck, driveway, patio, garden) - 30W or 50W.Here are some typical applications and corresponding wattages choices: This Philips LED flood light is ideal for both domestic and commercial lighting. For exact dimensions and weights, see the specifications table below. The above image shows the relative physical size of the 30W (left), 100W (middle) and 200W (right) LED floodlights. If you're replacing an LED flood light, simply choose the same or a slightly lower wattage in this Philip LED flood light. Less common mercury vapour (MV) flood lights would sit in the middle of the 'conventional' wattage range. The lower numbers in the 'conventional' column are for metal-halide (MH) and the higher numbers are for halogen flood lights. The exact wattage you require will depend on the technology being replaced.

If you're replacing an existing flood light, use the table below to make your sizing choice. Need a Motion Sensor? See our complete range of floodlights. Flexible Mounting Options - includes an adjustable bracket for wall, ground, ceiling, or pole mounting.

Robust - die-cast Aluminium housing and IK07-IK08 impact rating.

Outdoor Rated - IP65 waterproof rating.

Quality Guaranteed - 3-year warranty and 50,000 hour rated lifetime.

Energy Saving - uses 90% less power than halogen flood lights.

It has the following benefits over conventional flood lights: This latest version of the Philips SmartBright LED flood light now comes in six different brightness options (wattages).

Halogen flood light