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Floodlights

LED floodlights for outdoor walls and open sites, in wattages from 10W up to 300W and outputs reaching 45,000 lumens. Choose cool white, daylight or RGB colour, with CCT-adjustable models too. Many add a PIR motion sensor for security, and there is a rechargeable IP54 light with a magnetic base. Most are IP65 metal fittings for exposed positions, with a few twin and triple-head options for wider coverage.

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What the floodlight range covers

LED floodlights for outdoor walls and gardens, sized for everything from a single doorway to a wide yard. Wattages run from 10W up to 300W in the range, with outputs reaching 45,000 lumens on the largest fittings, so there is scope for both gentle wash and bright, broad coverage. Colour options span cool white and daylight, plus CCT-adjustable models you set yourself and a few RGB fittings. Most fittings are die-cast metal for exposed positions, finished in black or matt black, with a few twin and triple-head designs for spreading light across a larger area.

Standard, sensor and rechargeable types

Plain floodlights stay on while switched, suited to areas you want lit through the evening. Many models add a PIR motion sensor so the light reacts to movement and then switches off again, which is handy for drives and entrances. There is also a rechargeable IP54 floodlight with a magnetic base for temporary or cable-free use. A few RGB versions let you change colour, while CCT-adjustable fittings switch the white tone to suit the setting.

Weather rating and mounting

Most fittings are rated IP65 for exposed walls and open sites, with some IP44 and IP54 options for more sheltered spots. Mount a floodlight high enough that its spread covers the ground you want lit, tilting the head down so light falls onto the surface rather than into windows or a neighbour's plot. A few twin and triple-head designs let you aim each head separately for wider or more even coverage. Keep any sensor lens clear so it reads approaching movement cleanly.

Choosing the right output

Match the fitting to the area: a porch or wall needs far less than a driveway or commercial yard, so a lower wattage usually does the job for tighter spaces. Pick cool white or daylight for crisp, functional light, or RGB where you want colour. Decide whether motion activation or constant light suits the spot, and check the weather rating against how open the position is. Free delivery worldwide on all orders over £99.

Frequently Asked Questions

What wattages and brightness do these floodlights cover?

They run from 10W up to 300W, with outputs from around 800 lumens to 45,000 lumens. Lower wattages suit a doorway or path, while 100W and above light driveways and larger gardens.

Which models have a motion sensor?

Several carry a built-in PIR motion sensor, including single, twin and triple-head designs. PIR versions switch on when movement is detected, which suits security positions.

What IP rating do the floodlights have?

Most are rated IP65 for full outdoor use, with some IP66 models and a rechargeable IP54 option. The IP rating is listed on each product, so match it to how exposed the spot is.

Can I get a colour-changing or adjustable-white LED floodlight?

Yes. There are a few RGB colour-changing models and CCT-adjustable fittings that switch between warm white, cool white and daylight, alongside fixed cool white and daylight options.

Is there a cordless floodlight option?

Yes. A rechargeable 30W model runs on a built-in battery with a magnetic base, useful where running a fixed supply is not practical. Mains-wired models should be fitted by a qualified electrician.

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