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LED Floodlights Super Power 480W LED Floodlight 480W LED Floodlight


ITEM NO INPUT VOLTAGE LED QTY WATTAGE


LUMINOUS EFFICENCY IP RATING LUMENS


COLOUR TEMP CRI


FINISH SIZE


LIFETIME ALTERNATIVE TO ENERGY SAVING CABLE


480 Watt


50,000 Hours


OE-480WLEDFLOOD 100-240V AC 50-60Hz 320PCS LED XBD CREE 480W 90lm /W IP65


43,200lm 6000k >80


Black Aluminium 497 x 380 x 360 mm 50,000hrs


1000W Metal Halide/Sodium 50%


1m 3-core pre-wired with IP65 cable gland


43,200 Lumens


IP65


High Intensity Reflector High quality reflector with a 620


Warranty 2 Year CE EMC beam


angle achieves reflective rates of up to 92%.


Advanced Heat Sink Technology HDT, zipped thin, crimp thins make the high quality heat sink lighter, easy to install, solid in structure and with super heat dissipation.


Key Features:


• Our highest output LED floodlight • Super bright XBD CREE LEDs • Advanced heat sink technology • Copper heat pipe technology • IP65 with breathable respirator • 2160


C, 13 position adjustable bracket


Flexibilty 2160


C, 13 position adjustable bracket allows mounting in a variety of applications and positions


Copper Heat Pipe Technology Heat pipes are connected directly to the heat sink and the LED chips allowing heat to disperse rapidly away reducing the temperature of the light source and extending its life.


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