50W compact exterior tasks
For entrances and small perimeter zones with limited fixing space.
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Outdoor flood lights matched to your site conditions
Select outdoor flood lights around the lighting task, exposure and mounting position, then compare the relevant FL20 power classes.
- Nine published mains-powered FL20 models.
- Lens and glass-cover options for distinct coverage needs.
- Documented model data for practical selection.
- Compare configurations and samples with VST, an outdoor flood light supplier.
One range, different tasks
Choose outdoor flood lights for a defined area
Entrances, signs and car parks need different light patterns. Define the task and surroundings before choosing a model.
The mains-powered FL20 range includes compact and higher-output models for wall or pole installation, with matching support and supply requirements. VST can prepare the selected FL20 configurations and labels for the supply program. Raise a sensor or solar request in the initial brief, because that configuration needs separate evidence from the standard range.
Exposure at the fixing point
Describe rainfall, washdown, chemicals, salt and the ambient conditions around the fixture. The actual exposure can be more demanding than the general site location suggests.
Coverage boundaries
Specify the working area and the surfaces that should remain unlit. That helps the optical discussion account for nearby windows, traffic and public paths.
Available mains supply
Check the voltage and circuit arrangement at the proposed position. Cable termination and protective equipment must suit the installation as well as the luminaire.
From range to specification
Turn the exterior requirements into a clear order
VST can support the agreed fixture order with engineering input, product testing and export preparation.
A focused configuration proposal
Describe the lighting task to narrow the model choices. VST can review distribution and environmental requirements before considering additional functions that may need separate development.
Sampling for the real position
Choose a sample for checking the actual fixing position and finish. Test its fit and appearance where you intend to install it.
Quality-control stages
VST applies incoming, in-process, final and outgoing checks. Identify which order characteristics your receiving inspection will compare with the agreed specification.
Label and carton coordination
Private labeling and custom packaging can support a regional product program. Keep model identification clear when one delivery includes different powers or optics.
Directional exterior illumination
What outdoor flood lights cover
Outdoor flood lights illuminate a chosen exterior task. Select the fixture against its installation conditions and required result.
Exterior LED flood lights differ in power, distribution, fixing dimensions and electrical requirements. An entrance fixture and a higher-output yard unit serve different tasks within the same category. Choose the FL20 optic around that task, using model data and site geometry to assess coverage. Outdoor flood lights need suitable supports and protected terminations. Evaluate the exposure at the actual fixing point; the product FAQ addresses weather, cleaning and other environment-specific limits.
Representative model choices
Choose a power class for the exterior task
These cards show representative FL20 models for different exterior tasks. The Datasheet lists all nine power classes; select each model and optic against its local installation conditions.
100W parking and approaches
For comparing coverage over parking areas and service yards.
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150W yard and boundary zones
For industrial yards and boundaries, with optics selected to suit the area.
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300W larger industrial sites
A larger-site option requiring review of body size and support access.
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600W high-mast evaluation
The largest FL20 model for high-mast evaluation, with structure and access assessed separately.
View Product Distinct product and supply checks
Details to agree across the product range
Keep optical choices, control requirements and order identification clear for each exterior zone.
Lens and glass choices
The range offers both lens-based and glass-cover optical routes. Select the distribution appropriate to each task rather than ordering one pattern throughout the site.
Visible cooling structure
Rear fins are part of the FL20 housing. Clear surrounding space allows the structure to serve its intended heat-transfer role at the mounting position.
Named control interfaces
For DALI or DMX512, ask for the selected driver model, wiring and dimming range. Check the documented compatibility with existing controllers, switches or sensors before defining the circuit arrangement.
Order-line identification
Labeling and export packing can distinguish models within one delivery. That helps you allocate the selected configurations to the correct buildings or zones.
Range construction
Check the light source, front optic and body
Each part affects a different selection or installation decision.
Construction detail
LED chip array
FL20 uses the SMD3030 source type. Choose CCT and CRI around the required appearance, comparing adjacent exterior zones together. Request the relevant model specification and evaluation records to assess actual output. Keep the source choice linked to the ordered fixture version so changes remain visible during sample review or later supply. The source-array view identifies construction; output assessment requires the matching product data.
Construction detail
Front optical element
Select the PC lens or glass-cover optic for the target surface. A wide pattern may cover a nearby area and also send light beyond it. Assess that relationship using the layout and matching photometry. Ask for the measured distribution file when comparing configurations, keeping the selected optic linked to the model and aiming proposal. Its physical appearance alone does not establish that distribution.
Construction detail
Finned aluminum body
Rear fins transfer heat from the aluminum body to surrounding air. Check the whole mounting space, including the back, cable exit and adjustment travel. Allow access where debris collects and agree an appropriate cleaning method for that position. The exposure assessment should include the actual cleaning procedure; the finned structure itself does not establish pressure-washing suitability or remove the need for that application review.
Know the supply organization
Company overview and customer feedback
Watch the company introduction and customer feedback as you assess VST for an exterior-lighting order.
How VST introduces its business
The company video introduces VST’s organization. It provides background for your questions about production, engineering contacts and the communication needed during an exterior-lighting supply program.
Perspective from a customer
The customer video concerns cooperation with VST. Consider that feedback alongside sample evaluation and order documents. It does not establish the technical suitability of every exterior version for your particular site.
Different exterior tasks
Evaluate outdoor flood lights where they will work
Choose the model and distribution for the local task, using the different site details below.
Building loading entrances
At a loading entrance, outdoor flood lights illuminate the doorway and vehicle approach after dark. Check the canopy, reversing sightlines and supply connection position. VST can compare compact fixtures and optics around those constraints, including a sample for checking fit at the actual mounting point before the installation proceeds.
Commercial car parks
Car parks need light for vehicle movement, crossings and access to the building. Map bays, poles and nearby windows before selecting outdoor flood lights. VST can help compare models and review a layout, taking account of the coverage you need and the hours the parking area will be used.
Industrial security boundaries
A security boundary needs light along the accessible route with limited spill beyond the property. Record the fence arrangement, observation points and sensitive neighboring areas. VST can review aiming and optic options for that task, so the proposed exterior fixture is assessed against the boundary conditions as well as the route.
Commercial building faces
For a commercial facade, illuminate the intended surface without directing unnecessary light through occupied windows. State its dimensions, materials and viewing directions when comparing exterior flood lights. VST can discuss beam and CCT choices for that face, using the layout to assess position, coverage and light outside the target.
Estate entrance signs
An estate entrance sign needs a legible vertical face near traffic. Check the throw distance, sign proportions and views from the road before aiming outdoor flood lights. VST can review the position and color choice, keeping the selection focused on the sign and its surroundings rather than general landscape illumination.
Describe the conditions
Describe the area you need to light
Send the application, voltage, quantity and a site photo if available. VST can discuss the model, optic, finish and packing required for the supply program.
Configuration record
Outdoor FL20 range specifications
Compare all nine models, their shared data and the implementation requirements below.
| Model / power | Luminous flux | Dimensions / weight |
|---|---|---|
| VST-FL20-50W / 50W | 7,500 lm | 317 × 268 × 63.5 mm / 2.5 kg |
| VST-FL20-100W / 100W | 15,000 lm | 351 × 282 × 63.5 mm / 3.0 kg |
| VST-FL20-150W / 150W | 22,500 lm | 392 × 333 × 63.5 mm / 4.3 kg |
| VST-FL20-200W / 200W | 30,000 lm | 448 × 333 × 63.5 mm / 5.2 kg |
| VST-FL20-250W / 250W | 37,500 lm | 515 × 383 × 66.5 mm / 7.0 kg |
| VST-FL20-300W / 300W | 45,000 lm | 515 × 383 × 66.5 mm / 7.8 kg |
| VST-FL20-400W / 400W | 60,000 lm | 577 × 483 × 68 mm / 11.0 kg |
| VST-FL20-500W / 500W | 75,000 lm | 577 × 483 × 68 mm / 12.0 kg |
| VST-FL20-600W / 600W | 90,000 lm | 628 × 535 × 70 mm / 16.0 kg |
| Published range specifications | Published value |
|---|---|
| Input | AC100-277V, 50/60Hz |
| Efficacy | 150 lm/W |
| Power factor | >0.9 |
| Surge | 6kV standard; 10kV optional |
| CCT | 3000K / 4000K / 4500K / 5000K / 5700K / 6500K |
| CRI | Ra ≥70; Ra ≥80 optional |
| Optics | 30° / 60° / 90° PC lens; 120° glass cover |
| LED source | SMD3030 |
| Published driver designation | ZH-LVP |
| Control options | DALI / DMX512 |
| Protection | IP65; IK08 |
| Materials | Aluminum, PC, tempered glass |
| Finish | Gray / black |
| Ambient | -30°C to +50°C |
| Published life rating | 50,000 hours |
| Published warranty period | 5 years |
These are published range specifications. Match each selected model, optic, CCT, CRI and driver to the quotation and relevant performance records before agreeing the supply configuration.
Verify the lifetime definition and evidence, environmental limits and warranty terms for each supplied version.
Discuss power, optic, CCT, finish, controls and labeling. Solar supply, battery backup and integrated sensing require separate product evidence beyond the FL20 range shown here.
Record each ordered model and configuration. Incoming, assembly, final and outgoing checks follow that record. Define carton identification for differing powers or optics before mixed-model packing starts.
Use qualified electrical personnel to check the supply and isolate it before work. Provide a suitable wall or pole support, secure the bracket and protect the cable termination. Adjust the direction with the fixture supported, then check the lit area and relevant neighboring sightlines after commissioning.
Order and cooperation
Exterior range order questions
Use these points to organize the quotation and evaluation plan for your exterior supply program.
Yes, the discussion can cover several configurations in a supply program. List each power and optical requirement separately so its quantity and terms remain clear. The actual starting quantity depends on the version, customization and order scope, rather than one universal range minimum.
Samples are available to evaluate the selected product and finish. Choose representative versions for the installation conditions you need to assess. Any credit of sample charges against a subsequent bulk order is handled by agreement, without assuming that every evaluation unit is free.
Production is typically 2-3 weeks for regular items, 3-4 weeks for light customization and 4-6 weeks for extensive changes. Use the quotation’s stated start event and prerequisites. List development, tooling and sample approval separately when needed, along with transport; these are not automatically included in the production range.
PayPal, Western Union and bank transfer are available for sample orders, paid fully in advance. A bulk purchase normally uses bank transfer with a 30% deposit and 70% before shipment. Apply the terms shown in the quotation for the agreed order.
The public FL20 datasheets list five years. Obtain the written conditions for each selected version, including covered parts, start event and environmental or installation limits. A model headline does not define every warranty condition. Supply the product/order identification and photos or video when requesting quality support.
Before narrowing the range
Outdoor flood lights selection questions
Exterior lighting products differ in their power sources and functions. These questions clarify the FL20 range and the conditions it needs to meet, so you can narrow outdoor flood lights to the versions worth evaluating for your location.
Yes. Start with the area, task and available fixing positions. That gives VST a basis for narrowing outdoor flood lights to a suitable power class. If you are replacing existing fixtures, add a photograph and any product details to help identify mounting space or service-access constraints.
No. The published FL20 range is mains powered. Solar operation requires a compatible energy supply, battery and control arrangement with its own product evidence. If a site has no mains connection, state that constraint at the beginning rather than assuming a solar version shares the same configuration.
Describe the actual exposure before applying a general outdoor rating.
| Condition | Selection discussion |
|---|---|
| Rain and dust | Luminaire rating and protected terminations |
| Saline or chemical exposure | Material and corrosion suitability |
| Washdown area | Cleaning method and water exposure |
| Flood-prone position | Mounting relocation and immersion risk |
The FL20 specification does not list an integrated motion sensor. An external sensor needs a circuit-level check for switching capacity, startup loading and compatibility. Describe how you want the lights to operate and share the device documentation before choosing a motion-triggered arrangement.
A floodlight should not be substituted for a road-lighting luminaire solely because it can illuminate a road surface. The distribution, mounting and road-specific design requirements need assessment. The FL20 product scope shown here concerns exterior area and project lighting, so explain any roadway requirement separately.
Include that boundary in the initial layout. Fixture placement, aiming and optical choice should all be evaluated against the sensitive area. A wider beam or more powerful model can increase unwanted light, so use the project result and relevant boundary limits to select the arrangement.