This bronze 150W LED flood light switches wattage and colour temperature at the fixture, and an on/off photocell is already built in. No separate sensor to order.
Pick 150W, 130W or 120W, and 3500K, 4000K or 5000K. Output runs 15,600Lm to 21,750Lm depending on the pair you set. The spec sheet rates it as a 400W HID equivalent.
Die-cast aluminum housing, tempered glass lens, cULus wet location, IP65, 5-year warranty.
How do you set the wattage and colour temperature?
Both switches sit on the back of the fixture, behind a metal plug and a plastic plug. Open them counterclockwise with a screwdriver, slide the power switch, the CCT switch or the photocell switch to what the job needs, then tighten both plugs clockwise again.
That last step isn't optional. The plugs are what hold the IP65 seal, so a fixture left with a plug finger-tight isn't wet-rated any more. One trip up the ladder sets wattage, colour and dusk-to-dawn switching together.
What's the rated life and how is the driver protected?
50,000 hours. The driver takes AC120-347V at 50-60Hz with a power factor above 0.9, and it carries 4kV of built-in surge protection. On an exposed pole or a parapet, surge is usually what decides whether a flood light reaches its rated hours. Dimming is 0-10V if the site has a controls backbone.
Will it hold up to a Canadian winter?
Yes. It's rated for ambient temperatures from -30°C to 50°C and cULus certified for wet locations, so rain, snow and freeze-thaw are all inside spec. Housing is die-cast aluminum in bronze, with a clear tempered glass lens over the array.
The manual asks for supply conductors rated 75°C minimum. Worth checking that before you reuse existing wire on a retrofit.
Where does a 150W flood light fit?
Building faces, yards, loading bays, parking areas and small sports surfaces. The 115° x 100° beam spreads wide rather than throwing far, so it suits area wash more than long-range aiming.
It ships on a trunnion mount. The knuckle bracket option in this series only covers 15W to 80W, so at 150W the trunnion is the mount, and at 11.45" x 13.11" x 2.87" and 9.46 lbs you'll want to confirm the surface and bracket carry it.
For the mounting steps, switch positions and the 75°C conductor note, open the Manual (PDF) in the Related documents panel, and pull the IES files if your designer needs photometry for a layout. Send us the fixture count and mounting heights and we'll come back with a wholesale quote plus a check on rebate eligibility in your province.





























