One fixture, three wattages. The ISL-FL02-A-200W steps between 200W, 150W and 100W on a slide switch behind a sealed plug, and picks 3000K, 4000K or 5000K the same way. So one SKU covers three specs.
Output runs 15,000 to 32,000 lumens at up to 160 lm/W, CRI 80, across a 120° spread. Input is AC120-347V.
Die-cast aluminum, 4mm tempered glass, IP66, IK08, cETL listed for wet locations. Five-year warranty.
How bright is a 200 watt LED flood light?
This one gives you 32,000 lumens at 4000K, and 30,000 at 3000K or 5000K. That's 160 lm/W at its best setting. Most 200W floods sold in Canada sit near 20,000. Step down and you get 24,000 lumens at 150W, or 16,000 at 100W. Every figure is a tested number from the lumen table in the spec sheet, not a halogen equivalence claim.
How long will a 200W LED flood light last?
60,000 hours to L70, so the fixture still puts out 70% of its original light at that point. Running 12 hours a night, that's roughly 13 years. The five-year warranty covers the driver and the LED board.
Which wattage should you set on site?
Set it once, at install, and you don't need a second part number. A 200W step suits yard, sports and facade throws where a 1000W metal halide used to hang. 150W handles loading bays and mid-size lots. 100W works for building perimeters and garage aprons where 16,000 lumens is already plenty. Because the switch is inside the housing, nobody changes it after handover.
Why the 347V range matters in Canada
AC120-347V on a single SKU. Canadian commercial and industrial buildings run 347V service far more often than US sites do, and most imported floodlights stop at 277V. You stock one fixture for 120V residential garages and 347V warehouse feeds. It's 0-10V dimmable and the dimming cables come in the box.
Mounting, aiming and cold weather
The bracket doesn't come off the fixture to mount it, and a readable scale on the side sets aim across ±180°. Base, U-bracket, wall, ceiling and pole mounting are all covered. Use IP68 connectors on the input joints, and reseat the metal plug fully after setting the switches, because that plug is what holds the IP66 rating. Rated -30°C to +50°C, so it starts through a Prairie winter.
For wiring colours, the switch positions and the ±180° aiming procedure, open the Manual (PDF) in the Related documents panel, and pull the IES file if your designer needs photometrics for a layout. Send us your wattage split and quantity and we'll come back with a wholesale quote and a 347V compatibility check.




























