Is flood lighting the same as sports lighting?

No. Sports field lighting needs stronger uniformity and glare planning, while flood lighting is broader area illumination.

Can one flood light cover a full yard?

Usually no. Site size, mounting height and beam angle determine how many fixtures are needed.

What information is needed for a flood lighting quote?

Site dimensions, mounting height, target area, expected lux level and photos or drawings are the most useful starting data.

How is the beam angle selected?

Narrower beams work for longer throws, while wider beams are better for closer mounting and broad open areas.

Can flood lights be used for facade lighting?

Yes, but facade projects need careful review of mounting distance, beam spread, color temperature and unwanted spill light.

How do you reduce glare and light spill?

Glare is controlled through fixture position, aiming angle, optic choice and, when needed, shielding accessories.

Flood And Area Lighting

Flood lighting uses outdoor LED projectors to illuminate open areas, facades, yards, parking spaces and work zones from poles, walls or structures.

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Outdoor flood and area lighting installed around an open site.

Quote preparation

Project inputs for this application

These details move the conversation from a general application page into a quote-ready lighting specification.

Area dimensions or marked site plan

Mounting position and height

Required visibility level or use case

Quantity and site country

Application fit

Where this solution fits

Applications

Common project contexts for this lighting direction.

Parking areas
Industrial yards
Construction sites
Facade and security lighting

Project value

What this solution path should help clarify before quote.

Pole, wall and structure-mounted fixture planning
Beam angle selection for area coverage and glare control
Weather-resistant options for outdoor project environments

Technical criteria

Technical considerations

These are the first parameters to confirm before choosing a fixture series, preparing photometric data or requesting project documentation.

Coverage area

Area dimensions determine pole layout, wattage range and optic choice.

Glare control

Beam angle and aiming matter near roads, gates and neighboring properties.

Ingress protection

Outdoor projects normally require weather-resistant housings.

Mounting

Pole, bracket and facade mounting affect installation hardware.

Downloads

Flood light datasheet

Available on request

DocumentAvailable on request

Product series for this solution

Gaia S TG-CNX LED flood light front product render

Power: 50 W / 100 W / 150 W / 200 W
Lumens: 4500 lm to 18000 lm
Efficacy: 90 lm/W
Protection: IP65
Beam: 120 degrees

Gaia S LED Flood Light

Low-profile IP65 LED flood light for facades, bridges, plazas, parks and billboards, with 50-200 W output and a 120 degree beam.

Polaris TS-BJX LED flood light product render

Power: 100 W / 150 W / 200 W / 300 W / 500 W / 1000 W / 1500 W
Lumens: 15000 lm to 225000 lm
Efficacy: 150 lm/W
Protection: IP65
Beam: 15 / 25 / 45 / 60 / 90 / 30x70 degrees

Polaris LED Flood Light

High-power modular LED flood light for stadiums, courts, squares, ports and buildings, with 100-1500 W output and multiple beam angles.

Uranus TG-TWX LED flood light angle render

Power: 30 W / 50 W / 100 W / 150 W / 200 W
Lumens: 3900 lm to 26000 lm
Efficacy: 130 lm/W
Protection: IP66
Beam: 120 degrees

Uranus Flood Light

Slim IP66 LED flood light for facades, squares, parks and bridges, with 30-200 W output and a 120 degree beam.

Venus TG-QMX LED flood light front angle product view

Power: 200 W / 300 W
Lumens: 30000 lm / 45000 lm
Efficacy: 150 lm/W
Beam: 60 degrees

Venus Projection Light

Compact LED projection flood light for courts, facades, bridges, plazas and advertising boards, with 200-300 W output and 60 degree optics.

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