Outdoor lighting — flood
LED flood light manufacturer — 30 W to 400 W, IP65, built to order
Six project flood series produced in our own Guzhen factory, from compact 30 W wall-wash units to 400 W high-mast floods delivering 48,000 lm. Quoted by quantity, available for OEM and ODM production.
Outdoor lighting — flood
A flood light is the workhorse of outdoor lighting: it has to survive weather, voltage instability, and years of thermal cycling while holding its lumen output. Our flood range is built around that reality rather than around a headline wattage. Every series is die-cast aluminium, IP65 sealed, and rated for wide-input mains so the same fixture ships to sites running anything from 100 V to 277 V.
The six series below cover distinct jobs. If you are lighting a logistics yard, a football pitch, a quarry, or a building façade, the correct choice is rarely the highest wattage — it is the series whose beam distribution, surge protection, and driver architecture match the site. This page lays out the differences so you can specify before you request a quote.
The flood light range
Six series, ordered from highest output to most specialised. Each product page carries the full specification table and the wattage variants available.
FLTO2 Project Flood Light
The FLTO2 is Jupiter Made-Well's high-power project flood light, covering 50–400 W with lumen outputs from 6,500 to 48,000 lm. Designed for stadia, large car parks and industrial sites, it features reinforced surge protection (6–8 KV), a robust aluminium housing, and IP65 certification for all-weather reliability. Power factor 0.9 and AC 100–277 V input meet demanding electrical specifications. CE, RoHS certified.
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FLD01 DOB Flood Light – First Version
The FLD01 is a first-generation DOB LED flood light engineered for outdoor commercial and industrial applications. Six power options (30–300 W) deliver 3,600–36,000 lm at 90°. An IP65 die-cast aluminium housing, wide AC 85–277 V input, and 4 KV surge protection ensure global reliability. Selectable tri-CCT (3000 K / 4000 K / 6500 K) suits any scene. CE, RoHS and CCC certified.
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FLT02 Second Version LED Flood Light
The FLT02 second-generation LED flood light combines a compact, thermally optimised housing with a broad power range of 30–300 W, delivering 3,300–33,000 lm at 90°. AC 100–265 V input and 4 KV surge protection ensure stable operation worldwide. IP65 dust and waterproofing, plus CE and RoHS certification, make the FLT02 a dependable choice for warehouses, parking areas and outdoor façades.
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FLY02 Second Version LED Flood Light
The FLY02 is a compact second-generation LED flood light offering 30–200 W variants with up to 24,000 lm. Its slimmer footprint makes it ideal for retrofit applications. With AC 100–277 V input, a standard 90° beam (60° on the 200 W variant), IP65 protection and 4 KV surge protection, the FLY02 is a robust choice for building perimeters, parking lots and sports facilities.
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CCT First Version DOB Flood Light
The CCT First Version is a DOB LED flood light offering three colour temperatures in a single fixture, ideal for projects requiring consistent visual comfort. Three power variants (50–200 W) yield 5,500–22,000 lm at 90°. IP65 protection and AC 85–265 V input make it suited for worldwide deployment in facades, sports courts and industrial yards.
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CE-EMC Flicker-Free Project Flood Light
The CE-EMC Project Flood Light meets CE-EMC and CE-LVD standards with a flicker-free driver, making it the choice for broadcast studios, retail showrooms and precision workspaces where visual fatigue matters. Four power variants (50–200 W) output 6,000–24,000 lm at 90°. AC 100–277 V input, 4 KV surge protection, IP65 and tri-CCT availability complete a premium specification.
View specifications →Flood light specification comparison
Side-by-side specifications for every flood series we manufacture. Values are for the series as a whole; individual wattage variants are listed on each product page.
| Specification | FLTO2FLTO2 Project Flood Light | FLD01FLD01 DOB Flood Light – First Version | FLT02FLT02 Second Version LED Flood Light | FLY02FLY02 Second Version LED Flood Light | CCT-FVCCT First Version DOB Flood Light | CE-EMCCE-EMC Flicker-Free Project Flood Light |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Series | FLTO2 Project Flood Light | FLD01 First Version DOB | FLT02 Second Version | FLY02 Second Version | CCT First Version DOB | CE-EMC CE-LVD Flicker-Free |
| Power Range | 50–400 W | 30–300 W | 30–300 W | 30–200 W | 50–200 W | 50–200 W |
| Total Lumen | 6,500–48,000 lm | 3,600–36,000 lm | 3,300–33,000 lm | 3,600–24,000 lm | 5,500–22,000 lm | 6,000–24,000 lm |
| Beam Angle | 90° | 90° | 90° | 90° (60° at 200 W) | 90° | 90° |
| Input Voltage | AC 100–277 V | AC 85–277 V | AC 100–265 V | AC 100–277 V | AC 85–265 V | AC 100–277 V |
| Power Factor | 0.9 | 0.6/0.9 | 0.6/0.9 | 0.6/0.9 | 0.6/0.9 | 0.6/0.9 |
| Surge Protection | 6 KV (50 W) / 8 KV (100–400 W) | 3 KV (30 W) / 4 KV (50–300 W) | 3 KV (30 W) / 4 KV (50–300 W) | 3 KV (30 W) / 4 KV (50–200 W) | 4 KV | 4 KV |
| Withstand Voltage | 4 KV | 1.5 KV | 1.5 KV | 1.5 KV | 1.5 KV | 1.5 KV |
| IP Rating | IP65 | IP65 | IP65 | IP65 | IP65 | IP65 |
| LED Count | 99–672 | 36–432 | 36–432 | 36–288 | 144–432 | 120–360 |
| Certifications | CE, RoHS | CE, RoHS, CCC | CE, RoHS | CE, RoHS | CE, RoHS, CCC | CE-EMC, CE-LVD, RoHS |
A dash means the specification is not published for that series. Ask us for the full test report if a value is decisive for your tender.
Which flood light for which site
A shortlist based on the applications we quote most often. If your site is not listed, send the details and we will specify it.
| Site or application | Recommended series |
|---|---|
| High mast, stadium, port, or quarry — long throw, 300 W and above | FLTO2 project flood, 50–400 W, 6–8 KV surge |
| Logistics yard, car park, or general area lighting on stable mains | FLD01 or FLT02, 30–300 W DOB |
| Tight mounting positions, façades, low visual bulk | FLY02 slim series, 30–200 W, up to 24,000 lm |
| Broadcast, retail on camera, or any flicker-tested specification | CE-EMC flicker-free series, 50–200 W, CE-EMC and CE-LVD |
| One fixture, multiple colour temperatures across a mixed site | CCT First Version, 50–200 W, selectable CCT |
| Own brand, own housing, or a specification none of the above meets | OEM or ODM build — see custom manufacturing below |
LED flood lights
DOB versus external-driver flood lights
Three of our flood series use DOB (driver-on-board) architecture, where the driver circuitry sits directly on the LED board instead of in a separate sealed compartment. That removes the electrolytic capacitors that usually fail first in hot climates, cuts the component count, and reduces the fixture depth and weight — which matters when you are mounting several hundred units on existing brackets.
The trade-off is that DOB drivers are less tolerant of dirty mains and offer fewer dimming options. Where the supply is unstable or the specification calls for flicker-free operation, the CE-EMC series uses a conventional isolated driver instead. For broadcast venues, retail interiors visible on camera, and anywhere the client will test for flicker, specify CE-EMC rather than a DOB series.
Surge protection and why 4 KV is not always enough
Most of the range carries 4 KV surge protection, which is adequate for grid-fed installations inside a building envelope or on short runs. The FLTO2 project series steps up to 6–8 KV, and that difference is what decides whether a batch survives its first electrical storm.
Specify the higher rating for long outdoor cable runs, pole-top mounting, coastal and desert sites with frequent switching transients, and any installation where replacing a failed fixture requires a crane. The cost delta per unit is small; the cost of a site revisit is not. Where local code requires it, we also fit external SPD modules as part of a custom build.
Reading lumen figures honestly
Lumen output across the range runs from roughly 3,000 lm on a 30 W unit to 48,000 lm on the 400 W FLTO2. Those are fixture lumens, not raw LED-package lumens, which is the number that actually matters for a lux calculation.
For a design, what you need is not total lumens but lux on the target surface, and that depends on mounting height, beam angle, and tilt as much as on the luminaire. Send us the area dimensions, mounting height, and required average lux and we will return a Dialux or Relux layout showing fixture count, positions, and uniformity ratio before you commit to a quantity.
Housing, sealing, and service life
All flood series use die-cast aluminium housings with the heatsink integrated into the body rather than bolted on, so heat moves out of the LED junction without relying on a thermal interface that degrades. Gaskets are moulded silicone, and the lens is tempered glass rather than polycarbonate — glass does not yellow under UV, which is the usual cause of a 20 to 30 percent light loss on cheap floods after two or three summers.
IP65 covers driving rain and dust, which is the correct rating for the overwhelming majority of outdoor mounting positions. If your fixtures will be washed down with a pressure jet or mounted where standing water can reach them, tell us and we will quote a higher ingress rating as a custom build.
Custom flood light production — OEM and ODM
We are a manufacturer, not a trading company, so a flood light does not have to come off the standard list. Private-label branding, your own carton and manual artwork, a specific driver or LED package, a non-standard colour temperature or beam angle, and a housing finish to your RAL reference are all routine changes against an existing series.
Where the requirement genuinely does not fit an existing platform we tool new housings. That is a longer path — design review, sample, then production — but it is how several of the series on this page started. Send a specification, a competitor datasheet, or a drawing and we will tell you honestly whether it is a variant of something we already build or a new tool.
LED flood light questions buyers ask
What is the minimum order quantity for LED flood lights?
Standard series from the list above can be quoted in project quantities without a large commitment, because they are already in production. Custom builds — private-label branding, a non-standard CCT, or a new housing — carry an MOQ that depends on how deep the change goes. Send your quantity and specification and we will state the MOQ in the quote rather than making you guess.
Are your flood lights CE and RoHS certified?
Yes. The range carries CE and RoHS, and the CE-EMC series additionally holds CE-EMC and CE-LVD for installations where electromagnetic compatibility and flicker performance are tested. We supply the certificates and test reports with the quotation so they can go straight into a tender submission.
What is the difference between a DOB flood light and a normal one?
In a DOB (driver-on-board) flood light the driver is integrated onto the LED board rather than housed separately. That removes the electrolytic capacitors that typically fail first in high ambient temperatures, and makes the fixture lighter and shallower. The trade-off is reduced tolerance of unstable mains and fewer dimming options, so on dirty supplies or flicker-tested specifications we recommend the externally driven CE-EMC series instead.
Can you provide photometric files for lighting design?
Yes — we supply IES and LDT files for the series and wattage you are specifying, so your designer can run the layout in Dialux or Relux. If you would rather we did the calculation, send the area dimensions, mounting height, and target average lux and we will return a layout with fixture count, positions, and uniformity ratio.
How do I choose the wattage for my flood light installation?
Not from the wattage. Start from the lux level the application requires, then work back through mounting height and beam angle to fixture output. A 200 W flood at 12 m and a 400 W flood at 20 m can deliver the same lux on the ground with very different uniformity. Tell us the area, the height, and the target lux and we will size it — that is a faster route than comparing wattage labels.
Do you ship flood lights for export, and how are they packed?
Yes. We are in Guzhen, Zhongshan, close to Shenzhen and Guangzhou ports, and we pack for export as standard — individual cartons inside master cartons, palletised for container loading. We regularly supply the Middle East, Africa, Asia, and Europe, and can quote FOB or CIF as you prefer.
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Request a flood light quote
Send the series, wattage, and quantity — or just the site details and target lux, and we will specify it. Quotes in English, French, and Arabic.