What is a Floodlight?

Only apply as much light as minimally needed using fully shielded fixtures that prevent glare and excessive upward light spill to assure safe and secure conditions on your property.  Install an astronomical time clock to assure needless energy is not wasted after business hours.  An astronomical time clock uses a photosensor that automatically synchronizes switch settings with varying daylight that changes during the seasons and does not require resetting each time there is a power fai...

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 A continuum of electric and magnetic radiation that can be characterized by wavelength or frequency. Visible light encompasses a small part of the electromagnetic spectrum in the region from about 380 nanometers (violet) to 770 nanometers (red) by wavelength.

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A Class P Thermal Protector is a switching device sensitive to current and heat that automatically disconnects ballast if the temperature exceeds UL temperature limitations.

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HID is a general term for mercury, metal halide (GE ConstantColor® CMH®, Multi-Vapor®, MXR or Arcstream®) and high-pressure sodium  lamps. HID lamps contain compact arc tubes which enclose mercury and various gases with other chemicals and operate at relatively high pressures and temperatures.

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Low voltage Halogen lights have many advantages. They can provide up to 66% savings in energy cost. A 50 watt halogen lamp can replace a 150 watt flood lamp with cooler operating temperature while providing whiter, truer light. It is also possible to create much smaller fixture heads which can increase design possibilities.

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