1200W 1500W 5000K Dimmable Outdoor LED Flood Light

High Performance BUG Value Area Light Flood Light Professional For Tennis Court

EASY INSTALLATION

Patent-designed robust die-casting trim lock enables a fast and apt installation angle adjustments different from transitional fittings

Tool-less screw with handle

Humanized handle design

MODULE DESIGN LIGHT ENGINE

Play and Plug design for easy assembly and installation

OPTICS NEMA 2/3/4/5/P45

Advanced material with high transmittance and anti-glare design

LIGHTING ENCLOSURE VENTS

Rapidly equalize pressure while blocking water and contaminants for longer lifespan

Specification

To properly go over the benefits of LED Stadium Flood Lights, let’s review some definitions:

1. Lumens: A lumen is the SI unit of luminous flux which is equal to the amount of light being emitted per second in a unit solid angle of one steradian from a uniform source of one candela.
2. Foot-Candle (Fc): A foot-candle is a Non-SI unit of illuminance or the illuminance that is cast onto a surface by a one-candela source that is one foot away.
3. Lumens vs. Foot-Candles: Simply put, lumens are the measurement for light being emitted from the source whereas a foot-candle is a measurement of the amount of light reaching the object (such as the ground, statue, workspace, etc.) that is being illuminated.
4. Efficacy: How efficient your light source is; generally measured in Lumens per Watt (LpW).
5. Working Hours: Lifetimes of lighting sources are measured by certified laboratories and measured in working hours, or how many hours the light can be illuminated in its lifetime.
6. Life-Maintenance 70 (LM70): Most LED Lighting lifetimes are measured using LM70 tests, meaning that the light will still be emitting 70% of its initial lumens when it reaches its stated lifetimes. As an example, if a LED light fixture is rated to emit 100,000 lumens with a LM70 of 80,000 hours and the light is used 10 hours per day (3650 hours per year) then in 21.92 years the light will still be emitting 70,000 lumens (only a 30% degradation).