LED Flood Light

100 Watt LED Light

150 watt Flood Light

A "150 watt" description refers to the power consumption or output of a device, indicating it requires or produces 150 joules of energy per second, a rate of energy transfer. This can apply to various items like powerful 150W LED lights used in large commercial spaces, 150W solar panels for off-grid power, or even 150-watt electric headlamps.

200 watt

200-watt description generally refers to the power rating of a device, such as a solar panel or LED light. In the context of solar panels, 200 watts indicates the maximum power output when exposed to sunlight, while in the case of lights, it signifies the electrical power consumption. 200-watt devices are commonly used for various applications, including powering smaller appliances, providing lighting, or charging devices.

250 watts

300 watts

300 watts is a measure of power, often referring to the output or consumption of electrical devices. In various contexts: - Electrical devices: A device rated at 300 watts consumes or outputs that amount of power. - Sound systems: A 300-watt speaker or amplifier indicates its power handling or output capability. - Power supplies: A power supply unit might have a 300-watt rating indicating its maximum power output.

350 watts LED Flood Light

400 watts

400 watts describes a unit of power, representing the rate at which energy is used or produced. In practical terms, 400 watts is enough to power moderately large devices like some household appliances, small factories, or large outdoor lighting fixtures, but not enough to run a whole large house or major industrial equipment on its own.

500 Watts Led Light

600 watts

800 watts

800 watts is a measure of power, indicating the output or consumption of electrical devices. In various contexts: - High-power devices: An 800-watt device like a speaker, heater, or motor indicates its power handling or output. - Sound systems: An 800-watt amplifier or speaker suggests its power capability. - Power consumption: An appliance consuming 800 watts uses that amount of power when operating.

900 watts

900 watts is a measure of power, indicating the output or consumption of electrical devices. In various contexts: - Powerful devices: A 900-watt device like a heater, motor, or appliance indicates its power handling or output. - Sound systems: A 900-watt amplifier or speaker suggests its power capability. - Power consumption: An appliance consuming 900 watts uses that amount of power when operating.

1450 watts

1450 watts is a measure of power, indicating the output or consumption of electrical devices. In various contexts: - High-power appliances: A 1450-watt appliance like a microwave, heater, or power tool indicates its power consumption or output. - Power tools or heaters: Devices with this power rating are often used for heavy-duty tasks or rapid heating. - Power consumption: An appliance consuming 1450 watts uses that amount of power when operating.