Dabmar LED Flood Lights

1. Outdoor Security Lighting: LED floodlights are used in parking lots, expansive yards, and alongside buildings. Their broad coverage lights up potential hiding places for thieves and intruders, making areas feel more secure.
Landscape Lighting: Beyond security, LED floodlights play a significant role in beautifying outdoor spaces. They brilliantly light up trees, gardens, and architectural features, enabling homeowners and landscapers to craft inviting landscapes.
2. Sports Lighting: LED floodlights can enhance the sporting experience for players and spectators alike. Their ability to mimic daylight conditions extends playing hours and ensures that sports events can go on, regardless of natural light availability.
3. Stage Lighting: In entertainment, LED floodlights are indispensable. They illuminate stages for theaters, concerts, and outdoor performances, creating dynamic visuals and focusing attention on the performers.
4. Indoor Lighting: Large indoor spaces like warehouses, factories, and gymnasiums also utilize these lights for their broad, even illumination. They improve visibility, enhancing safety and productivity in settings where good lighting is important.

The area covered by a DABMAR LED floodlight is influenced by several factors, including the size of the light, its wattage, and the height at which it's installed. To put this into perspective, consider a 300W floodlight mounted at 19 feet high. This setup can light an area of approximately 17 square feet with an average light intensity of 28 foot-candles (fc) on the ground.

Meanwhile, the same 300W floodlight installed at 26 feet can cover the same 17 square feet area but with a reduced average light intensity of 16fc due to the increased distance the light travels.

Another factor affecting coverage is the floodlight model and its lumens per watt (lm/W) ratio, which indicates its energy efficiency and brightness. For example, a 100W LED floodlight that produces 13,000 Lumens has an energy efficiency of 130lm/W.

Several other aspects can affect how much area an LED floodlight will cover:

• Height of Installation: Lower installation heights yield a more concentrated beam over a smaller area, enhancing the brightness and focus within that space.
• Mounting Angle: Adjusting the floodlight's angle can modify its coverage. Tilting the fixture downward expands the area covered horizontally, while angling it upward concentrates the light more vertically.
• Ambient Light Conditions: The presence of bright ambient light can decrease the perceived effectiveness of a floodlight's coverage, whereas darker surroundings can increase it.
• Light Distribution Pattern: Choosing the right distribution pattern influences both the coverage area and how uniformly the light is distributed across it.