30W IP65 CCT Adjustable Floodlight - Black

A 30W LED floodlight in a black rectangular housing, with a frosted face across most of the front and a U-shaped mounting bracket held by a bolt on each side. The LEDs sit behind that face rather than in a replaceable lamp, so there is no cap to match and no bulb to keep spare. Colour temperature is adjustable, and that is the part worth understanding before you buy: rather than being fixed at the factory, the white of the light is set on the fitting itself. The manufacturer does not publish which settings this model offers, so if a particular figure in kelvin matters to your project, ask us first.

A floodlight this size is usually asked to cover a working area rather than pick out a feature: a driveway, a side passage, the turning space in front of a garage, a parking bay or a yard. Mounted high and angled down, a frosted face spreads light more evenly than a clear lens would. The bracket is what does the aiming, so leave a little clearance above and below the fitting to swing it once the fixings are in. If you are lighting something smaller, a single side door or a short path, we also stock the 10W version of the same black IP65 floodlight.

The manufacturer names this an IP65 fitting. In that code the first digit covers solids and the second water, so six is dust tight and five is protection against water jets. No lumen output, beam angle or body measurement is published for this model, and we have not estimated them. It is sold as one floodlight, with a minimum order of one, so you can buy exactly as many wall positions as you need to cover.

Do I need to buy a bulb for it?

No. The LEDs are built into the fitting, so there is no cap to match and nothing to unscrew and replace later on.

What does adjustable colour temperature mean in practice?

You choose the white of the light on the fitting rather than at the checkout. The manufacturer does not state which settings this model offers, so ask us if you need a figure in kelvin.

Is it dimmable?

The manufacturer does not say. We would not put it on a dimmer without that confirmation, so treat it as a fixed output fitting unless we can confirm otherwise for you.

How bright is 30W?

No lumen figure is published for this model, and wattage describes the power a fitting draws rather than the light it gives, so 30W on its own does not tell you the output.

How is it mounted and aimed?

The U-shaped bracket fixes to the wall and a bolt through each side sets the angle, so you can tilt the face down towards the ground once it is up.

Will it stand up to rain and dust outdoors?

The manufacturer names it IP65, which means dust tight and protected against water jets. That covers ordinary weather, but it is not a rating for immersion.