LED flood light

[Jel]

Has anyone used any low energy, or LED flood lights that give the same effect as a high powered halide, or sports light?Needs to light up front of church, in below photo.

 

[leonard290]

google led flood light.i mounted a 70watt led floodlight equivilant to a 250watt halide.cool white to much in your face.warm/soft light are great and energy efficient.

 

[MarkieSparkie]

I've used Goodlight 100W LED (400W sodium/metal halide equivalent) floods with great success:

High Power LED Floodlight - 100 Watt / Cool White - LED Eco Lights - Retrofit LED lamps and LED Lighting services specialists

I also recommend lamps from the Steinel range for floods up to 60W, some of the range is available from TLC Direct (can't post a link, Google it):

Steinel - German Quality

 

[EoinConway]

See various options here - the 20W LED is proving very popular - equivalent to 120W output and very reasonably priced or step up to 50W which is equivalent to 300W:cheesy:

Has anyone used any low energy, or LED flood lights that give the same effect as a high powered halide, or sports light?Needs to light up front of church, in below photo.

 

[Jel]

Cheers guys.
Markie, i did see this website but i couldnt be asked to submit all my details for a quote.
Eco that is perfect thank you.

 

[Darkwood]

ive beed fitting 50watt led floods and equiv' to 350watt, was sceptical at first but they are doing what it says on the tin so far il try find a link.

CEF do them the 100watt is equiv to 500watt halogen but silly cost, you can get the 50watt or about £70 +vat

 

[Brightspark2]

I have installed 10W and 70W ROBUS fittings, i'd recommend them, they come with a 5 year guarantee too...


10W was a bit of drop in the ocean at night, ok for lighting a small area I suspose.

 

[makinglightwork]

I go for Heathfield LED for all my LED products the floodlights and High bays they do are top quality, they use top quality drivers and chips and the quality is superb, I found them to be alot cheaper than alot of other companies.

 

[i=p/u]

i would aalso like to light up a building , was thinking metal halide with red lamps.. the building is 10m high and will be mounted ontop of the shutter cage to the wall going vertical up, slight angle..

there is 2 sets of windows on the building so will require 3 fittings.. cheers i would also like to put these on an easy set timmer

 

[i=p/u]

if you could get me thinking in right lines anyone , would be a great help..

 

[i=p/u]

150w halogen with red or green bulbs id like to install i think if i was going to put these on a timer, what kind of timer would i be looking at..

 

[Fin170]

Can't say I've herd of any coloured LED floods other than the 10w flavour (100w gashogen equivalents) ones TLC sell

I'd personally go with a photocell for the switching if light pollution is not a issue

 

[i=p/u]

so how does this look to you? 10m high building with 2 window lines in the building, leaving me 3 lines on the building i can light up.

3 x 150w metal halide (red bulbs) to be mounted across shutter cage (3m from ground) between window positions and secured to wall.

blah blah blah de blah wish i wasnt half a spark

 

[makinglightwork]

I wouldn't go for coloured lamps in halogen, I would go for either a coloured filter in the fitting or go for a coloured LED flooflight,LED will give you a more direct light which I think is a better solution for your project as the beam angle is smaller

 

[fjr1300]

When the prices come down more I'm going to light my house up, but will put a colours filter loop in front with a small motor so that the house changes colour every few seconds - should make the locals take notice

Lee