Colour Temperature Switching LED Floodlights Collingwood
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Colour temperature switching LED floodlights by Collingwood Lighting. With three colour temperatures that include warm white cool white and daylight you can choose which colour tone you want for your outdoor space or change it whenever you want a different tone.
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Features
Colour temperature switching LED floodlights by Collingwood Lighting. With three colour temperatures that include warm white cool white and daylight you can choose which colour tone you want for your outdoor space or change it whenever you want a different tone.
Fitted with a switch that is located on the rear of the fitting you can switch between 3000K, 4000K or 6500K. Each temperature offers a different tone of light for your environment. Available in 5 outputs from smaller 10 watts to higher output 100 watts versions.
Available with or without a PIR (Passive Infra-Red) sensor; the PIR sensor automatically detects heat signatures from potential intruders or simply lights up your garden when you need the light for entertaining guests or putting the bins out.
Fitted with a 360 degree rotatable bracket you can redirect the angle of light onto a more precise area of your garden of space.
Key Features
- Available in wattage options: 10W / 20W / 30W / 50W / 100W
- Lumens: 1000-1150 lm / 2000-2300 lm / 2800-3200 lm / 5000-5600 lm / 10250-11810 lm
- Available with or without a PIR Sensor
- Colour temperature: 3000K, 4000K & 6500K colour switchable
- Colour rending index: 80 CRI
- Beam angle: 120 degree
- IP rating: Standard version IP65 and PIR version IP44
- 360 degree rotation and 180 degree tilt-able adjustable bracket
- 2M to - 8M PIR sensor range
- Lifetime: 25,000 hours
- Voltage: 230V AC
- Material: Black cast aluminium
- Manufacturer: Collingwood Lighting
- Guarantee: 3 years
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Specifications & Dimensions
Specifications Beam Angle SpecificationsEvery light source from an LED to a simple wax candle has a beam angle. A beam angle is a measurement of how the light is distributed. GU10 LEDs and recessed downlights have a fairly narrow beam of around 40 degrees, anything within 5 degrees is classed as a medium beam.
A wax candle or traditional light bulb would have a beam angle of 360 degrees as the light shines all the way around but is less intense.
Combing brighter downlights with wider 60 degree beams allows you to space them out further, reducing the total amount of lights needed.
More information about beam angles.
120 Degrees Brand Collingwood Lighting CRI SpecificationsCRI stands for Colour Rendering Index. It is a measurement of how well a light source can render the true colour of an object compared to natural light.
Rated out of 100, with an open flame or sunlight being a perfect 100. A light with 90 CRI and above would be classed as having high CRI, while 80 CRI is the standard for LEDs.
80 Ra Cap Type Integrated LED Colour Temperature SpecificationsColour temperature is a measurement of appearance. Measured in Kelvins, the lower the rating, the warmer the light appears. Choosing the right temperature can have a dramatic effect on a room.
2700K - Extra Warm White
Similar to a traditional incandescent light bulb or halogen. It has a more orange and warmer tone, with a ‘soft white’ appearance. Ideal for living rooms.
3000K - Warm White
Clearer, but still quite warm. This is the ‘new norm’ for general lighting and is the most popular option. If you’re unsure I’d recommend trying this one.
4000K - Cool White
Clearer, whiter and crisp; used in commercial locations including supermarkets. Cool white appears brighter than warm white as the LED is covered in less phosphor. It can make a room appear cold and clinical but used correctly (white walls etc) it can make a room appear cleaner and modern.
More information about colour temperatures.
3000-6500K Dimensions Located Below Specifications Table Dimmable No Input Type SpecificationsSome LED light fittings require an additional LED driver. This can be identified when the input type is anything other than Mains Voltage 230V AC.
Small LED light fittings usually operate on lower voltages as they're safer to run and you can use one LED driver to power multiple lights.
If the input type is 12V or 24V DC, a constant voltage LED driver is required. These are wired in parallel.
If the input type is 350mA or 700mA, a constant current LED driver is required. These are wired in series. It can be easier to wire LED ground lights in series as the power flows in one direction and doesn't need to loop back around.
Mains Voltage 230V AC Lamp Colour SpecificationsWarm white, cool white, what ever you prefer. More info about colour temperatures here.
Multicolour Lighting Technology LED Product Type LED Floodlight Sku FL**B*CS Voltage SpecificationsAC standards for alternating current and DC standards for direct current.
Mains voltage is 230V AC and has a tolerance of 10%, some products are 220V or 240V AC which means they can be classed as mains voltage.
DC voltages usually require an LED driver to convert the mains voltage AC into low voltage DC. Popular DC voltages are 12V or 24V DC.
230V AC Warranty SpecificationsThe minimum guarantee period of this product.
3 Years Wattage SpecificationsWattage is the unit used to measure the rate of energy transfer or power consumption in an electrical circuit or device.
With PIR Sensor 10 Watt
- Height: 205mm
- Width: 110mm
- Depth: 30mm
20 Watt &b30 Watt
- Height: 230mm
- Width: 150mm
- Depth: 30mm
50 Watt
- Height: 320mm
- Width: 180mm
- Depth: 50mm
100 Watt
- Height: 385mm
- Width: 235mm
- Depth: 90mm
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Product Questions & Answers 2
Product Questions & Answers
Can this light be over ridden to switch from sensor mode to switch on/off directly through mains?Question by: Minu Kurma on 15 May 2022, 22:43Yes, the PIR has an override function. I've uploaded some instructions which can be located in the 'downloads' tab. But here's how to do it:
Manual override the PIR sensor
To disable the PIR sensor, switch the floodlight on and off twice within 2 seconds. In this mode, the floodlight will remain illuminated until the PIR is activated again.
To reactivate the PIR sensor, switch the floodlight off for 10 seconds. When turned back on, the floodlight will be controlled by the PIR sensor.Answer by: Chris Horridge (Admin) on 16 May 2022, 09:53Hi, can this be used on the ground or does it need to be put on wall?Question by: Bhavik Fatania on 28 Jun 2022, 11:06Yes, you can also mount these at ground level.Answer by: Chris Horridge (Admin) on 28 Jun 2022, 11:39 -
Product Codes
Without PIR Sensor
- FL01BXCS - 10W
- FL02BXCS - 20W
- FL03BXCS- 30W
- FL05BXCS- 50W
- FL10BXCS- 100W
With PIR Sensor
- FL01BPCS- 10W
- FL02BPCS- 20W
- FL03BPCS- 30W
- FL05BPCS- 50W
