Wide beam floodlights are outdoor lighting products designed to provide uniform, large-area illumination over short distances. They are widely used in construction sites, parking lots, squares, warehouses, stages, and large outdoor event venues. These lights feature a wide beam angle that allows light to cover a broad area, delivering high-brightness, even illumination over short distances, minimizing light spots and dark zones, and ensuring overall visibility and safety in the illuminated area.

Wide beam floodlights are typically constructed from high-strength aluminum alloy or engineering plastics and treated for corrosion resistance, waterproofing, and dustproofing, making them suitable for long-term outdoor use under wind, rain, and temperature fluctuations. Inside the fixtures, high-transmittance optical lenses or reflectors are used. Through a well-designed optical layout, light is evenly distributed across large areas, improving lighting efficiency while reducing glare for personnel and surrounding environments, ensuring lighting comfort.

The heat dissipation system is also a key component of wide beam floodlights. These lights usually use high thermal conductivity materials and optimized heat dissipation structures. Through natural convection or airflow design, heat generated by the light source is quickly removed, ensuring that LEDs maintain a low junction temperature even under long-term, high-power operation, which extends the lifespan of the light source and maintains stable luminous output. The installation is flexible and can be carried out with single-pole, double-pole, or multiple-pole combinations, achieving large-area coverage while ensuring uniformity and safety of illumination.