The SB05 300W is an LED shoebox area light with two switches inside the housing, so one fixture covers four wattages and three colour temperatures. Pole or wall.
Set it to 150W, 200W, 240W or 300W, and 3000K, 4000K or 5000K. Output runs 23,700 to 47,400 lm at 4000K, on AC120-347V, with CRI above 80.
Die-cast aluminium in bronze, polycarbonate lens, IP65, cULus wet location, 5 year warranty.
What is an LED shoebox light?
It's a pole-mounted outdoor fixture shaped roughly like its name, built to wash parking lots, yards and campus roadways with even light. This is the 300W head in Votatec's SB05 range. Its Type 5 optic throws a 143 by 145 degree square pattern, which suits open lots wanting overlapping coverage from fewer poles rather than a narrow beam down one lane.
How do the wattage and colour switches work?
Both sit under a sealed plastic plug on the housing, not behind the lens. Back the plug out with a flat-blade screwdriver, slide the two selectors, then reseat the plug and check the seal before you come off the pole. That last step isn't optional. The IP65 rating depends on it. Switching in the field means one part number covers a site needing 300W at the entrance and 150W along a back fence.
Does it have a photocell?
Yes, built in, and you switch it on by opening the silicone cap on the housing. Cap closed, the photocell is off and the fixture runs from your contactor or time clock. It turns on below 80 lux, off above 150 lux, with a 3 second delay each way. That delay is deliberate. It stops passing headlights or a lightning flash cycling the fixture all night.
Which bracket fits your pole?
Four are documented: a trunnion on two expansion bolts for walls, a universal bracket that through-bolts a square or round pole on a 6-M8 pattern, that same bracket on a 63mm tenon, and a slip-fitter for 63mm. All tilt 90 degrees either way. Order brackets separately and quote the wattage-specific code, because SF and RS come in 150/300 and 500 versions. Every configuration ships with a 6 ft power cable and a 6 ft dimming cable. Supply wire must be rated 90C minimum, and this fixture isn't rated for enclosed installation.
For the wiring diagram, bracket drawings and the switch procedure, open the Manual (PDF) in Related documents, and pull the IES set if your designer needs photometry at all three colour temperatures. Send us your pole count, mounting height and planned wattage split, and we'll come back with a wholesale quote and a bracket list.





























