AGOR/A HI 300W LED Floodlight 4090 deg Cool White - Black

The AGOR/A HI is a high-output 300W LED floodlight running on 220-240V AC and delivering 45000 lumens at a crisp 4000K cool white. Its asymmetric 40° × 90° beam spreads light wide across a target area while keeping the throw controlled, which is what American specifiers tend to mean by a wide-beam LED flood light. With an efficiency of 150 lm/W, the fitting converts that high wattage into genuinely usable output rather than wasted heat.

At 45000 lumens this is built for large exposed spaces rather than domestic corners, covering yards, loading bays, sports surfaces, building façades and car parks where a single high-power head needs to wash a broad area. As a rough like-for-like, 45000 lumens sits around the output of an old 2250W halogen floodlight (figured at roughly 20 lumens per watt), so one of these replaces a bank of older lamps while drawing a fraction of the power. The 40° × 90° asymmetric beam throws further along one axis and spreads wider on the other, which suits mounting along a boundary or above a frontage where you want the light projected outward rather than straight down.

The body is aluminium alloy finished in black, rated IP65 for full weatherproofing against rain and wet locations and IK08 for impact resistance, so it stands up to exposed outdoor mounting. It runs direct from mains AC and is not dimmable, fixed at 4000K cool white. Mounting is flexible across wall, ceiling and surface fixing via the adjustable bracket, letting you angle the throw to the area below. This unit weighs 10.44 kg, so a solid masonry or steel fixing is needed. The AGOR/A HI range also covers lower wattages for smaller sites.

How bright is this floodlight?

It produces 45000 lumens at 4000K cool white, drawing 300W at an efficiency of 150 lm/W. That is a high-output flood suited to large exposed areas such as yards, car parks and building frontages rather than small domestic spaces.

What halogen wattage does it replace?

At 45000 lumens it is roughly equivalent to an old 2250W halogen floodlight, since traditional halogen floods produce around 20 lumens per watt. You get the same broad coverage from 300W instead, a major saving in running cost over a unit that lasts 50,000 hours.

Can it be used outdoors and in wet conditions?

Yes. It carries an IP65 rating, which means it is weatherproof and suitable for fully exposed outdoor and wet locations including direct rain. The IK08 rating also gives it solid impact resistance for unprotected mounting positions.

How do I clean the floodlight?

Switch off the supply and let the unit cool, then wipe the front lens and aluminium housing with a soft damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or high-pressure jets aimed directly at the fitting, and clear any debris from the bracket so the head can still be angled correctly.