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Product Overview
1) Product overview
Product Features
The KML FL2C is a high-power 1000W LED flood light delivering 170,000 lm at up to 170 lm/W. It is built with die-cast aluminum and PC components, rated IP66 for outdoor use, and offers a long life (L70/B10 @ 100,000 hours) with a 5-year warranty. Color temperatures from 3000K–6500K and intelligent control options (DALI, DMX512) make it suitable for large-scale, professional lighting projects.
Product Value
2) Product features
Product Advantages
- Multiple beam patterns (30°, 60°, 90°, 80°x140° and asymmetric) and high output for targeted area coverage.
Application Scenarios
- Customizable CCT, bracket shape and exterior color; optional CRI Ra≥80 (standard Ra≥70).
- Robust environmental design: IP66, die-cast aluminum heat sink, small respirator to prevent condensation, and gear-engaging angle adjustment for precise aiming.
- Electrical/spec highlights: AC100–277V input, PF≥0.95, ≥92% efficiency in driver, fast start (
3) Product value
The FL2C reduces energy consumption and operating cost—170 lm/W efficacy saves over 60% energy versus traditional lamps and claims ~35% lower lifecycle costs—while delivering reliable, high-quality illumination for demanding sites. Long service life and international certifications (CE, RoHS) support lower maintenance, easier procurement for “carbon neutral” projects, and predictable total cost of ownership.
4) Product advantages
- High durability in extreme and coastal environments due to corrosion-resistant construction and thermal design.
- Precise, reliable aiming and condensation protection improve longevity and performance.
- Flexible control and customization options allow integration into modern intelligent lighting systems and tailored project aesthetics.
- Strong electrical performance (high PF, driver efficiency) and quick start-up optimize operational reliability.
5) Application scenarios
Ideal for large-area and high-demand locations such as ports, terminals, airports (auxiliary lighting), sports venues, plazas and parks, building facades, parking lots, industrial plants, construction sites, docks, emergency/disaster relief sites, and large signage or billboards.