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Votatec 150W LED Area Light – Adjustable CCT & Motion Sensor
Votatec 150W LED Area Light – Adjustable CCT & Motion Sensor
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Adjustable LED Area Lighting for Outdoor Spaces
Bring flexible illumination to your next outdoor lighting project with the Votatec 150W LED area light. This bronze commercial lighting fixture combines selectable wattage, adjustable colour temperature and a motion sensor in one design. Whether you are planning parking lot lighting, illuminating a building perimeter or updating an outdoor work area, its round-pole, square-pole and wall-mount options give you flexibility in positioning the fixture.
Select the Power and Colour Temperature
Choose from 80W, 100W, 120W or 150W power settings to suit your lighting plan. Three selectable CCT settings let you tailor the look of your space: 3000K for a warmer appearance, 4000K for a neutral tone or 5000K for a cooler light. With adjustable wattage and CCT in the same LED area light, you can choose the setting that fits the installation rather than relying on a single fixed configuration.
Motion Sensor and Flexible Mounting
The included motion sensor adds motion-detection capability to your outdoor area lighting setup. The fixture supports mounting on round poles, square poles and walls, with SF/TR and RS bracket hardware included. Its bronze finish offers a coordinated appearance for commercial exterior lighting projects.
Product Specifications
- Brand: Votatec
- Model: HD-SB05-150WD-G-T3050-SP
- Selectable power: 80W / 100W / 120W / 150W
- Selectable CCT: 3000K / 4000K / 5000K
- Input voltage: AC 120–347V
- Beam angle: 143 × 145° (T5)
- Power factor: greater than 0.9
- Colour rendering index: greater than 80
- Finish: Bronze
- Dimensions: 12.32 × 11.30 × 2.64 inches
- Motion sensor included
- Mounting hardware: SF/TR and RS brackets
- Listed features: dimmable, IP66 rating, cUL, photocell and 5-year warranty
Output clarification: The existing product information lists both 12,800–24,000 lumens and 17,000 lumens. Confirm the output for your selected wattage against the manufacturer’s specification before finalizing a lighting layout.
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