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Landscape Flood and Spot Lights

Wide wash and narrow beam fixtures for facades, trees, flags and signage.

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Floods and spots are the same idea at two beam widths: put light on a target from a distance. Floods wash broad surfaces, building facades, tree canopies, hedgerows. Spots reach out and pick a single feature out of the night. This range covers both, in low voltage and line voltage, from small garden heads to commercial flood packages.

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About Our Flood & Spot Lights

LED Spot carries a wide variety of flood lights to illuminate storefronts, highlight signs, and light up landscapes. Our selection of metal halide and LED lighting includes fixtures for any residential or commercial application. Spot and flood lights not only add illumination but can als provide an extra measure of security by lighting up dark areas around your business therefore deterring criminal elements.

Washing a Facade Versus Picking a Feature

A facade wants even coverage with no scallops or hot spots, which means wide beams, generous setback and overlapping throws. A flagpole or a mature oak wants the opposite: a tight beam from close in so the light stays on the target and off everything behind it.
The most common mistake in DIY landscape lighting is buying one beam width for both jobs. Walk the site at night with a flashlight and the difference explains itself.

Uplighting Trees Without Wasting Light

Tree uplighting is aimed by canopy shape. Tall narrow trees take narrow beams at the trunk. Broad canopies take wider floods set back from the drip line. Mature trees often take two or three modest fixtures rather than one powerful one, so the canopy reads dimensional instead of flat.
Fixtures with glare shields keep the source invisible from the street, which is the difference between a lit tree and a light pointed at a tree.

Commercial Flood Applications

Beyond the garden, floods carry building washes, monument and flag lighting, and general area coverage where pole mounting is impractical. Line voltage commercial floods with photocell control run dusk to dawn without a transformer in the system.
For flag lighting specifically, aim from two or three positions so the flag stays lit as it moves, and keep beams tight enough to spare the neighbors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Beam width. Floods wash broad surfaces evenly, spots concentrate light on a single feature. Most landscapes use both.

From two or three positions with controlled beams so the flag stays lit as it moves. We will spec fixtures for your pole height.

Often two or three modest beams aimed into different parts of the canopy read better than one powerful fixture. It depends on canopy shape.

Yes, with a photocell, and timers or sensors from our accessories range extend the control options.

Yes. Low voltage for planted areas on a transformer, line voltage for commercial runs and larger throws.

Free Photometric Design

Send us your dimensions and we will model fixture placement and light levels at no charge, before you commit.

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