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• LED Floodlight with power 200W
• With solar panel power supply
• With warm white light at 3000K
• Protection certification: IP65
• With motion detection sensor
• With photocell for night activation
• Connectivity via Wi-Fi
• Includes remote control
• Operating voltage: 220-240V

Capabilities

It has a total power of 200 Watt and can cover the lighting needs of an area of 100 to 200 square meters. It is suitable for large outdoor spaces such as parks, sports fields, event spaces or industrial areas that require high brightness and adequate lighting coverage. It emits warm white light at 3000K giving a more yellowish/orange shade, compared to natural light.

Powered by Solar Panel

It is powered through a solar panel that converts solar radiation into electrical energy, storing it in its internal battery. This feature makes it suitable for installation in locations where there is no or not easily accessible electrical power supply.

Protection Certification IP65

It has an IP65 protection rating, indicating that it has full protection from dust, while water jetted with high force (e.g., a pressure hose) does not enter inside it. It withstands water splashes from any direction and can cope with everyday weather conditions in outdoor spaces, such as light rain.

With Motion Sensor, Photocell & Remote Control

It incorporates a motion sensor, photocell, and includes a remote control for adjusting functions from a distance. The motion sensor has the ability to detect small changes in the environment caused, for example, by human body movement, automatically activating the floodlight's lighting. Similarly, the photocell allows the activation of the lighting automatically when the external lighting of the environment decreases at sunset.