Antem 100W LED Floodlight - Black

The Antem is a 100W LED floodlight built to throw a broad, even wash of light across larger outdoor areas. It runs on 220-240V AC mains and produces 9500 lumens at 4000K neutral white, a clean daylight-leaning tone that keeps surfaces and signage looking true. The wide 100 degree beam spreads that output sideways rather than punching a narrow spot, so coverage stays generous close to the fitting. Buyers searching American listings will find this type sold as an outdoor LED flood light, and the principle is identical: one compact unit doing the work of a much larger traditional fixture.

The 9500 lumen output replaces roughly a 475W halogen floodlight (worked at about 20 lumens per watt for old halogen), so it lights a driveway, yard, loading area or building frontage on a fraction of the running cost. At 95 lm/W efficiency the savings hold over time. The wide beam suits perimeter walls, car parks and gable mounting where you want spread over distance, and the 4000K tone gives good clarity for security and access without the harshness of cooler whites. Mount it high enough to clear obstructions and angle it down to keep the throw on the ground rather than the sky.

The body is aluminium alloy in a black finish, which helps draw heat away from the LEDs and supports the rated 15,000 hour lifespan. It carries an IP65 rating, so it withstands rain, dust and direct hose-down and is fully suited to exposed outdoor positions. The fitting can be wall, ceiling or surface mounted via its adjustable bracket, and at 1.10kg it is light enough for straightforward fixing. This model is not dimmable. Other wattages in the Antem range cover smaller and larger areas if you need to match the output to the site.

How bright is it and how many lumens?

It delivers 9500 lumens from 100W, at an efficiency of 95 lm/W. That is plenty for a driveway, yard or building frontage. The 4000K neutral white keeps surfaces clear and natural-looking.

What halogen wattage does it replace?

At 9500 lumens it does the work of roughly a 475W old halogen floodlight, since traditional halogen managed only about 20 lumens per watt. You get the same light for far less energy. Running costs drop accordingly over the fitting's life.

Can it be used outdoors in the rain?

Yes. It is rated IP65, which means it is fully protected against dust and withstands water jets from any direction. That makes it suitable for exposed outdoor walls, yards and entrances where it faces direct weather.

How do I clean it?

Wipe the front lens and the black aluminium body with a soft damp cloth once the unit is switched off and cool. Avoid abrasive pads or solvents that could mark the finish or scratch the lens. Keeping the lens clear maintains the full beam output.