LED Flood Light | Adj Wattage 125W/150W/200W/250W | 42500 Lumens | Adjustable CCT 4000K-5000K-5700K | 120-277Vac

Adjustable CCT lets you choose between 4000K, 5000K, and 5700K color temperatures to match different site needs. A warmer neutral white (4000K) can feel more inviting for walkways, building entrances, or landscape accents. A mid-range white (5000K) works well for general area lighting, and a cooler daylight tone (5700K) provides crisp, high-contrast light that improves visibility for security or industrial spaces. Being able to select the tone on site ensures the lighting fits both function and atmosphere.

 At 170 lumens per watt, this LED flood light delivers much more light for each watt of electricity compared to traditional halogen fixtures. Halogen lights are typically far less efficient, meaning they use more energy to produce the same brightness. Higher efficacy with LEDs results in lower energy costs, less heat generation, and longer operational life while still providing strong illumination.

NEMA 6H6V optics shape the light in both the horizontal and vertical directions to spread illumination broadly and evenly. Forward throw means the light projects far out into the area, and side illumination helps cover wider spaces without leaving dark gaps. This distribution is especially useful when you need to light wide exterior areas like parking lots, pathways, or building facades with consistent brightness and minimal hotspots.

This LED flood light uses significantly less power than equivalent halogen fixtures while producing equal or greater brightness. LEDs also maintain their brightness longer without frequent bulb changes and run cooler, which reduces maintenance and cooling costs. The combined savings in energy, maintenance, and fixture life make it a more cost-effective choice over time compared to halogen options.

0–10V dimming allows integration with lighting control systems and sensors so you can reduce light levels during low activity hours and bring them up when needed. In security lighting, this means the light can stay at a lower level overnight to save energy and then quickly increase if motion or activity is detected. Dimming also works with building automation systems to tailor light levels for specific schedules or events.

An optional photocell is useful when you want the flood light to turn on automatically at dusk and off at dawn without needing a separate timer or manual switching. Photocells are especially helpful for security lighting, perimeter lighting, and general outdoor area lighting where you want reliable automatic control based on natural daylight levels. They help ensure the light only runs when needed, saving energy and simplifying operation.