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LED Floodlights With High Lumen Output

When a driveway, yard, service entrance or commercial exterior needs clear coverage, output is only one part of the decision. Compare wattage, lumen output, beam angle, colour temperature and IP rating so the fitting matches the area rather than simply choosing the biggest number.

More Light Needs Better Planning

High-output floodlights work best when their beam is aimed at the task, the mounting position is practical and the fitting’s weather rating suits the location. Use the product details below to compare compact high-output options, flexible colour temperature and coastal-grade protection.

High-Output Floodlights to Compare

500W Nano IP65 Floodlight official source image

500W Nano IP65 Floodlight

A 500W high-output fitting for large yards, service areas and commercial exteriors, with a 45,000lm output, 120° beam and IP65 housing.

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200W Nano Evo IP65 Floodlight official source image

200W Nano Evo IP65 Floodlight

A 200W option delivering 20,000lm for substantial driveways, yards and outdoor work areas where a focused, weather-rated beam is needed.

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400W LED floodlight with grey die-cast aluminum body and PC lens, featuring a broad rectangular design.

400W 3CCT LED Floodlight - 100-300VAC IP65 Grey

A 400W floodlight with 3CCT selection and 44,000lm-class output, giving commercial and large-area installations flexibility over colour temperature.

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Thor 200W Coastal Floodlight - 5 Year

Thor 200W Coastal Floodlight - 5 Year - Daylight (6000K)

A coastal-rated 200W fitting producing 26,000lm for entrances, patios, driveways and exposed outdoor areas where salt air and weather protection matter.

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Coastal floodlight illuminating the entrance of a building at night, enhancing visibility and safety.Coastal floodlight illuminating a storage shed at dusk, enhancing visibility in a foggy outdoor setting.

Choose the Right Output for the Area

Entrances and Driveways

Start with the coverage required at the gate, garage or entrance. A compact 30W–50W fitting can suit smaller zones, while larger driveways may need a higher-output unit or more than one carefully aimed fitting.

Large Yards and Service Areas

For broad yards, loading areas and work zones, compare the lumen figure with beam angle and mounting height. A narrow, well-aimed beam can be more useful than a brighter fitting pointed away from the working area.

Commercial and Coastal Sites

Commercial installations should check supply, bracket adjustment, surge protection and IP rating. Near the coast, select a fitting with materials and environmental protection suited to salt air and exposed weather.

Need Help Comparing Floodlights?

Share the area you need to light, approximate mounting height and whether the site is residential, commercial or coastal. The right comparison starts with the space, not only the wattage.

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