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What are Floodlights and Where are Flood Lights Typically Used?

What are Floodlights and Where are Flood Lights Typically Used?

What is a flood light?

A floodlight is a powerful outdoor lighting fixture designed to provide broad illumination over a large area. It is commonly used in outdoor spaces like stadiums, car parks and home gardens, it can also be used indoors in places like warehouses, workshops, and halls. They typically provide bright, wide-angle lighting for security, safety, or decorative purposes.

Floodlights are known for their high lumen output and wide beam angle, allowing them to provide intense illumination over large areas. With the use of energy-efficient LED technology, floodlights can now consume less energy and have a longer lifespan compared to traditional halogen or incandescent lamps.

Why are floodlights called 'floodlights'?

Floodlights are named "floodlights" because they provide uniform illumination without casting shadows. This wide distribution of light sets floodlights apart from spotlights, which produce a narrow and focused beam.

How much area can one floodlight cover?

In simple terms, the following specifications of floodlights mainly cover the following area ranges:

  • 10W LED floodlight covers an area of ​​10 x 10 meters.
  • 30W LED floodlight covers an area of ​​20 x 20 meters.
  • 50W LED floodlight covers an area of ​​30 x 30 meters.
  • 100W LED floodlight covers an area of ​​50 x 50 meters.
  • 200W LED floodlight covers an area of ​​100 x 100 meters.

If you are using it for outdoor lighting, such as a large area such as a warehouse, stadium, outdoor garden, then you will need a floodlight with higher power. Generally, 100W, 150W, and 200W floodlights are more popular.

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Where are Flood Lights Typically Used?

1.Retail Stores

More revenue can benefit from high-quality floodlights. Because the area of the stores is large and they need to make brighter lighting for customers to be able to see the products. What’s more, by illuminating a retail store with a bright LED light a welcome and open atmosphere can be created.

2.Outdoors

Floodlights can be used to illuminate large areas outdoors, such as parks, sports fields, concert venues, parking lots, and other public facilities. They provide bright, even lighting over large areas, ensuring the safety and comfort of users.

3.Hospitals

In a place where emergencies happen constantly, clear and consistent outdoor light is necessary to ensure that emergency vehicle drivers can arrive at their destination without questioning where to go or how to find the way. Also, hospital patients have many late-night visitors, so a brightened car parking lot is necessary for safety.

4.Industrial and Factory

In industrial and factory environments, floodlights are used to illuminate production areas, warehouses, ports, open fields, or other places that require bright, even lighting for work.

5.Residential Places

If you are looking to cast some light on the trees or flowers, the floodlights would be a good choice. They have a high CRI (color rendering index), which means that they bring out the true colors and make everything look best. It’s like giving a home an instant upgrade, without the costly remodeling fees. Plus, the floodlights on our website are IP66 waterproof rating products, meaning they can endure both rain and sprinkler systems.

6.Engineering Projects

In construction projects, floodlights can be used to provide strong light illumination in work areas. This helps improve safety and work efficiency in construction environments, which often work at night.

The use of flood lights can vary depending on specific needs and requirements in various locations.

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