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    • Flood Lights

    Searching for outdoor LED Flood lights? You've come to the right place! Laststoplighting.com offers high-quality LED flood light fixtures, LED security lights at affordable prices, so you can enjoy superior lighting for less. Our flood light fixtures are designed for outdoor use and are ideal for security and landscape lighting. These LED flood lights include complete flood fixtures with built-in LED arrays, security fixtures available with motion sensors or photocells, and LED flood light bulbs including BR and PAR shapes to replace halogens or incandescent. 

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    LED Floodlights

    For maximum energy efficiency to illuminate landscapes, building facades, signs for your business or for security purposes, LED floodlights in stock at Last Stop Lighting offer security with style. Choose from Jemm Lighting, Nuvo Lighting, Poc Lights and Morris with wattages ranging from 4W to 400W, an array of colors including gold, green, white or black, and both rectangular and circular shapes. You can get a wide range of input voltages, too, from 120 VAC to 480V. Select from a large choice of color temperatures from 3000K to 5700K, with cool white, warm white or daylight color tones available. Most LED floodlights in stock are rated to provide up to 100,000 hours of lamp life, are ARRA compliant and Dark Sky Approved.

    Flood Lighting Techniques

    There are several techniques that can be implemented by using flood light fixtures in landscape lighting. The easiest methods are simply positioning flood lights as an up light or down light, but there are more advanced techniques.

    Wall washing: Used to spread a uniform light across large areas, such as the facade of a building.

    Wall grazing: Used to highlight the patterns of stone walls, tree trunks, climbing vines, or other objects with textured surfaces. Accomplished by placing the light fixture about a foot away from the highlighted object and pointing the light straight up.

    Shadowing: Achieved by positioning the light to cast the shadow of an object in front of it onto a wall.

    How You're Using LED Flood Light Fixtures Wrong

    Many believe that the brighter your outdoor lighting is, the better your outdoor lighting is. This isn't the case. Highlighting trees, shrubs, and flower beds doesn't take as much light as you may expect, only about 1000lm at the most. Larger fixtures with brighter outputs are better for illuminating entrances or entire lawns. If you need to light up large spaces, like a sports arena, check out our Led Flood Lights.

    Be sure to evenly space out your lights, not too far apart and not too close. Installing your lights too far apart can cause dark areas and shadows throughout your lighting design. Placing them too close together can cause unnecessary glare and overly bright areas. Having uniform lighting is incredibly important not only aesthetically, but when it comes to security. Bright or dark spots, or high-contrast areas, can make it more difficult to see at night especially for cameras.

    If you're using a remote with your LED flood lights, you may have had some issues getting it to work perfectly all the time. Radio frequency (RF) remotes can operate through wall and furniture, but can experience interference if it's on the same frequency as nearby electronics. Infrared (IR) remotes don't have to deal with electronic interference, but they cannot work through walls and must have line-of-sight with the fixture.

    If you're not sure which fixture best meets your lighting needs, let our expert in-house staff assist you and answer any questions!