LED Flood Lights & Solar Flood Lights

Flood lighting is where a lighting order is judged on output rather than on looks. A buyer is normally replacing fittings that were specified years ago and is now chasing a specific lux level on a specific surface, so the questions that decide the order are the ones we answer on the listing: how many watts, how many lumens, what beam angle, and what happens in the rain.

This range covers both power sources. The mains flood lights run from 30W to 400W with remote control, dimming and a 120° beam angle, and the 300W model carries an IP67 rating with Ra 95 colour rendering. The solar flood lights run from 20W to 3000W on DC 6V with remote control and dimming, IP67 sealing, 100 lm/W and a 3-year warranty.

IP67 is the specification that matters most here. Flood lights are the product family most often mounted where they take direct rain and standing water — low walls, pole bases, yard edges — so a fitting that is merely splash-proof will fail early in exactly the applications buyers want it for. Both families in this range are sealed to IP67, and that is the claim we will defend with a test report rather than a datasheet line.

Typical applications: sports fields and outdoor spot lighting for the mains range; roads, gardens, squares and parking lots for the solar range.

Buying notes for this range

• Mains or solar is a wiring decision, not a price decision. Solar avoids trenching and supply cabling entirely, which usually dominates installed cost at sites with no existing circuit. Mains is the better choice where the circuit already exists and output must be guaranteed through a cloudy week.
• Beam angle drives how many fittings you need. A 120° flood covers a wide area from a low mounting height; a narrower angle pushes the same lumens further down a long surface. Tell us the surface dimensions and mounting height and we will size the layout.
• MOQ starts at 1 pc on the mains flood lights, which makes it practical to evaluate a sample against a competitor before committing to a mixed container.