LED Area Light
The LUMINEX LED flood light is designed to deliver reliable, energy-saving lighting with easy installation and versatile control options, making it a smart choice for contractors, facility managers, and property owners seeking quality and value.
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Key Features
The LUMINEX LED Flood Light Series (FL21A, FL22A, FL31A, FL32A, FL32B, FL52A) offers a comprehensive range of high-performance outdoor lighting solutions designed to meet diverse application needs. With wattages from 15W up to 95W, these fixtures deliver exceptional efficacy (140 lm/W) and a wide range of lumen outputs (2,100 to 13,300 lumens), making them ideal replacements for traditional HID flood lights from 50W up to 400W.
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1 of 1Key Features
- Multiple Wattages & Tunable Options: Choose from fixed or multi-wattage models to tailor light output for each project, reducing inventory and increasing flexibility.
- Selectable Color Temperatures: 3000K, 4000K, and 5000K CCTs (with tunable options on select models) to suit different environments and preferences.
- Wide Voltage Compatibility: Models support 120-277V or 120-347V, suitable for both commercial and industrial applications.
- High Lumen Output: Efficiently illuminates areas of all sizes, from small landscapes to large parking lots and sports fields.
- Durable & Weather-Resistant: Engineered for outdoor use with robust construction for long-lasting performance and minimal maintenance.
Typical Applications
- Area and site lighting
- Building facades and architectural highlights
- Parking lots and garages
- Security and perimeter lighting
- Sports courts and fields
- Landscape and signage illumination
Why Choose LUMINEX LED Shoebox Light?
Factory-Direct Savings
Manufactured in our state-of-the-art Cambodia facility, our LED flood lights deliver exceptional quality—without the markup. Enjoy lower costs and zero import duty.
Stocked in the USA
Get the lights you need, when you need them. With inventory in the USA, we guarantee fast delivery, no warehouse headaches, and no financing delays.
Contractor-Ready
Designed for easy installation, robust durability, and maximum energy efficiency—LUMINEX is the partner you can trust for every outdoor project.
What is the difference between led flood light and led area light?
1. Purpose & Application
LED Flood Light
- Purpose: Designed to “flood” a specific area with high-intensity, broad-beam light.
- Applications: Used to illuminate building facades, signage, sports fields, parking lots, and for security lighting.
- Typical Use: When you need to highlight or wash a wall, structure, or a specific section of a space with bright, focused light.
LED Area Light
- Purpose: Designed to provide uniform, widespread illumination over large outdoor areas.
- Applications: Commonly used in parking lots, roadways, campuses, parks, and large open areas.
- Typical Use: When you need general, consistent lighting across a wide, open space for visibility and safety.
2. Light Distribution Pattern
LED Flood Light
- Beam Angle: Usually narrower (15°–120°), can be adjusted for spot or wide flood.
- Effect: Focused, directional light—can be aimed at a target.
- Result: Creates bright spots and shadows, ideal for accentuating or highlighting.
LED Area Light
- Beam Angle: Wide and uniform (Type II, III, IV, V distributions as per IESNA standards).
- Effect: Even, blanket coverage.
- Result: Reduces shadows, provides consistent illumination for safety and visibility.
3. Mounting & Design
LED Flood Light
- Mounting: Versatile—can be wall-mounted, ground-mounted, or pole-mounted with adjustable brackets.
- Design: Compact, often with adjustable heads for aiming.
LED Area Light
- Mounting: Typically pole-mounted (shoebox style is common), designed for fixed, overhead installation.
- Design: Larger fixtures with optics engineered for wide coverage.
4. Typical Examples
- Flood Light: Lighting up a billboard, highlighting a building’s architectural features, or providing security lighting at a loading dock.
- Area Light: Lighting a parking lot, a roadway intersection, or a large outdoor plaza.
Summary Table
| Feature | LED Flood Light | LED Area Light |
|---|---|---|
| Beam Angle | Narrow to wide (adjustable) | Wide, uniform (fixed) |
| Purpose | Highlight/spotlight | General area illumination |
| Mounting | Versatile | Typically pole-mounted |
| Applications | Accent/security/spot lighting | Parking lots, roads, campuses |
In short:
- Use LED flood lights when you want to highlight or focus on something.
- Use LED area lights when you want broad, even illumination for large spaces.
How many lumens do I need for a flood light?
1. Purpose & Area Size
- General Outdoor Lighting (e.g., backyard, driveway):
700–1,500 lumens per fixture is typical. - Security Lighting:
1,500–5,000 lumens for increased visibility and deterrence. - Large Areas (parking lots, sports fields):
10,000–40,000 lumens or more, often with multiple fixtures.
2. Mounting Height
- 8–12 feet: 700–1,500 lumens
- 13–20 feet: 1,500–5,000 lumens
- 21–30+ feet: 5,000–20,000+ lumens
3. Application Examples
| Application | Area Size (sq ft) | Recommended Lumens |
|---|---|---|
| Small Yard | 100–300 | 700–1,500 |
| Driveway | 200–400 | 1,000–2,400 |
| Basketball Court | 2,800–4,700 | 10,000–20,000 |
| Parking Lot (per pole) | 4,000–6,000 | 20,000–40,000 |
4. Other Considerations
- Beam Angle: Narrow beams (spotlights) focus light, requiring fewer lumens for the same brightness in a small area. Wide beams (floodlights) spread light, so you may need more lumens.
- Color Temperature: 4,000–5,000K is common for security and outdoor flood lighting (bright white).
- Efficiency: Modern LED flood lights provide more lumens per watt than older ED (electrodeless discharge) or metal halide fixtures.
Quick Recommendations
- Residential Flood Light:
1,000–2,400 lumens (for yards, driveways) - Commercial/Industrial Flood Light:
5,000–40,000 lumens (large lots, fields)
Are LED floodlights worth it?
Absolutely, LED floodlights are generally well worth it—especially when compared to traditional lighting options like halogen, metal halide, or even older HID (High-Intensity Discharge) lamps.
Why LED Floodlights Are Worth It
1. Energy Efficiency
- LEDs use 60–80% less energy than traditional floodlights.
- Lower energy bills can mean payback periods as short as 1–3 years, depending on usage.
2. Long Lifespan
- Typical LED floodlights last 30,000–100,000 hours.
- That’s 5–10 times longer than halogen or metal halide lamps, reducing replacement and maintenance costs.
3. Better Light Quality
- LEDs offer instant full brightness (no warm-up time).
- Excellent color rendering and a wide range of color temperatures.
- No flicker, humming, or buzzing.
4. Durability & Reliability
- LEDs are solid-state—no fragile filaments or glass.
- Resistant to vibration, shock, and extreme temperatures.
- Many are rated for wet locations and outdoor use.
5. Environmental Benefits
- No mercury or hazardous materials.
- Lower carbon footprint due to energy savings.
- Many are fully recyclable.
6. Control & Flexibility
- Dimmable options available.
- Easy integration with motion sensors, timers, and smart controls.
Are There Any Downsides?
- Upfront Cost: LEDs cost more initially, but this is offset by energy and maintenance savings over time.
- Quality Variation: Not all LEDs are created equal—stick with reputable brands and check for proper certifications (like UL, DLC, or Energy Star).
Typical Applications Where LEDs Excel
- Security lighting
- Parking lots
- Sports fields
- Building facades
- Signage and landscape lighting
In Summary
LED floodlights are a smart investment for nearly all applications. You’ll save money, reduce hassle, and get better light—while also being environmentally responsible. If you have a specific project or area in mind, I can help you calculate the expected savings and recommend the best products for your needs.
What is the best LED flood light?
1. What Makes an LED Flood Light the “Best”?
The best LED flood light should excel in:
- Brightness (Lumens): High output for coverage, usually 100–150 lumens per watt.
- Energy Efficiency: Lower wattage for the same brightness saves on electricity.
- Durability: Weatherproof (IP65 or higher), robust materials (die-cast aluminum).
- Color Temperature: Choose 4000K–5000K for outdoor/area lighting (neutral to cool white).
- Lifespan: Look for 50,000 hours or more.
- Warranty: Minimum 5 years from a reputable manufacturer.
- Certifications: DLC, UL or ETL listed for safety and rebates.
2. Top Brands & Models in the USA (2025)
Commercial/Professional Grade
- Lithonia Lighting D-Series Flood
- Trusted in commercial spaces, excellent optics, 10-year warranty.
- Cree OSQ Series
- Exceptional efficiency, long life, premium build.
- RAB Lighting FFLED Series
- Rugged, reliable, and widely used for both small and large areas.
Residential/General Use
- LEONLITE LED Flood Light
- Affordable, good for yards and small lots, motion sensor options.
- Hyperikon LED Flood Light
- Popular on Amazon, good balance of price and performance.
- Lithonia Contractor Select Series
- Easy to install, good for driveways and backyards.
3. Key Selection Tips
- Purpose: For security, sports fields, parking lots, or landscape?
- Mounting Height: Higher mounting requires more lumens.
- Beam Angle: Wide for general area, narrow for spotlighting.
- Dimming/Controls: Consider photocell, motion, or smart controls for energy savings.
- Budget: Professional models cost more but last longer and perform better.
4. My Professional Recommendation
For most outdoor/commercial applications:
Cree OSQ Series or Lithonia D-Series—they offer the best blend of efficiency, reliability, and support in the USA market.
For residential or small business:
RAB FFLED or LEONLITE—cost-effective, easy to install, and durable.
5. Final Advice
- Always buy from authorized distributors to ensure warranty and support.
- Ensure the light is rated for your local climate (look for temperature range and corrosion resistance).
- If you want a tailored recommendation, let me know your specific application, area size, and budget.