Flood Lights

Bar families build the light from a row of independent modules: sections can be aimed separately, one head can be swapped without touching the rest, and lengths follow the space - the range runs from the 50 W TL-TGD-JA1603 up to the 400 W four-head bars. The fixed-matrix families - the 9 W to 168 W slim squares - pour one continuous pool with no seams and no hotspots between lenses. The TUL-B modular stacks sit between the two: independent modules under a sealed one-piece face, so the pool still reads seamless while a single section stays serviceable. Choose bars where the layout may change or access is hard; choose matrix where the priority is one calm, uniform field of light.

Wattage sets the throw, the lens sets the spread. As a working scale: 9-18 W accents cover a doorway or charging bay at close range; 48-120 W panels light bays and courtyards from a storey or two up; 150-300 W bars reach across long approaches and wide fronts - the 200 W dual-row four-head bar and the 200 W TL-TGD-JA6403 are the heavy end of the bar lines, and the 400 W TL-TGD-JB12803 carries the throw further where the mounting point is high. Match the model to mounting height and distance before fixing wattage.

Yes - the Slim Square family is our RGBW four-in-one line: nine sizes from 18 W to 168 W, IP66, and each size has a higher-output RGBW version on the same housing, stepping to 210 W; DMX512 control is available where the project calls for it. The 96 W TL-TGD-H9601 is the mid-point of the line. In architectural work the role of colour stays restrained: subtle accents rather than spectacle. If your project specifies a control protocol, send it with your layout and mounting details and we will match the drivers and beam angles to it.

Three structures do the work: anti-glare columns on the bar models cut side spill, optional grilles and hoods shield the source where the fitting sits near eye paths, and the geared tilt bracket aims the beam at the task instead of at passers-by. The goal is that people see the lit surface, never the lamp.

Yes, on every modular family. The TGD bar family - from the 100 W TL-TGD-JA3203 through the 200 W TL-TGD-JA6403 - is built from independent heads, so one cover is swapped without dismantling the bar. The TUL-B modular stacks work the same way, and for installations already in service we supply bare replacement parts: the 70-270 W TUL-B module stack and the 50 W TL-TGD-JA1603 cover are ordered as spares, not as fittings. The fixed-matrix families and the one-piece COB heads are sealed designs - there is nothing inside to re-aim or swap, which is what keeps their light pool seamless.

The outdoor range runs IP65 - dust-tight and jet-proof - with IP66 on the sealed matrix panels, including the models mounted under soffits and canopies. Housings are die-cast aluminium with toughened glass; the exact impact rating is stated on each product page, so check it against the mounting location before ordering.

Every model mounts on an adjustable bracket - SUS304 with geared tilt on the aimable bars - so the aiming angle can be set and re-set on site. The 39 mm slim-panel family, from the 24 W TL-TGD-H2401 up, was drawn low specifically to cut wind load on tall walls and signs, and mounts directly to a wall or sign face.

MOQ is 100 pieces per model with batch production to order, and the range carries a 3-year warranty. Lead time depends on model and quantity - send the project list and the schedule comes back with the quote; a model selection usually returns within 24 hours.