LED Parking Lot Light - 300W (700W HID Equivalent) LED Shoebox Area Light - 5700K/5000K/3000K - 32,500 Lumens

     Model number      Voltage(V)      Wattage(W)      Lumens(lm)           CCT(K)            CRI       Certified    

        KS-B-300W        AC90-305V          300                   32500                     3000-5700              80          ETL         

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Perfect for parking lots, roadways, car dealerships, campuses, parks, and as a replacement for street lights and vapor lamps—this 300-watt LED Shoebox Area Light shines brightly when reliability and performance are critical. Operates within a wide 200-480 VAC range with no modification to the fixture. The parking lot light emits 32,500 lumens of natural white (5000K) illumination in a wide 75°/145° beam pattern. This powerful, energy-efficient LED area light uses just 300 watts of power—comparable to a 700-watt HID (high-intensity discharge) fixture. And with a life expectancy that's approximately 3 times as long as HID fixtures, the LED light reduces costly repairs and the need for replacements. The weatherproof, IP65-rated die cast aluminum housing guards against damage done by harsh or wet weather conditions, and a removable cover allows for easy access to the driver and mounting arm hardware. This LED area light is designed to slip-fit onto a round pole. See similar 400-watt, 200-watt, or 150-wattversions.

Features  

 ● 31,500 – 32,500 lumen output
 ● System power factor is >96% and THD<12.68%.
 ● 5 Years Warranty
 ● 90-305 volt and 347-480 volt available
 ● Standard colors: Dark Bronze and Black
 ● ETL certified
 ● 6kV/3kA Location Category C-Low (5000 events)
 ● Die-cast aluminum housing incorporates the heat sink directly into the unit ensuring maximum heat transfer and long LED life.

Applications

 ● Wall mounted, site, area and general lighting utilizing an advanced LED optical system providing uniformity, vertical light 

     distribution, reduced offsite visibility, reduced on-site glare and effective security light levels.