External LED Headlights
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IP65–IP67 Outdoor LED Floodlights – Power, Efficiency, and Safety
Discover the full range of Oniroview outdoor LED lights : powerful lighting, long life, and up to 70% less energy consumption than halogen lights. All models are selected to ensure weather resistance (IP65–IP67) and uniform light for gardens, facades, parking lots, warehouses, and industrial areas . Expert tip : choose the power based on the surface area and installation height.
Quick guide to choosing
| Area to be illuminated | Recommended lumens | Power (W) | Optics (°) | IP | Typical applications |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ≤ 20 m² | 1,500–2,400 lm | 15–25 W | 100–120° | IP65 | Entrances, balconies, driveways |
| 20–60 m² | 3,000–6,000 lm | 30–55 W | 80–100° | IP65–IP66 | Facades, courtyards, garages |
| 60–150 m² | 8,000–18,000 lm | 70–160 W | 60–90° | IP66–IP67 | Parking lots, warehouses, squares |
Tip: Wide optics (90–120°) for uniform diffusion; narrow optics (30–60°) for columns and vertical surfaces.
Features and Benefits
- Efficiency >100 lm/W: more light with less consumption.
- Smart technology : versions with PIR or twilight sensor.
- Solar : Solar panel models up to 300W for off-grid areas.
- Easy installation : swivel bracket, 220–240V or 24V low voltage.
- Robustness : die-cast aluminum, silicone gaskets, tempered lens.
- Design : white or black finishes to fit into any context.
- Lifespan up to 50,000 hours with 2-year warranty .
How to choose the right light
- 3000K warm light: residential and hospitality environments.
- 4000K neutral light: comfort/visibility balance for home exteriors.
- 6500K cold light: maximum visibility for safety and work.
Rule of thumb : 10–15 W per 10 m² of surface area. For severe exposure, choose IP66–IP67 ; to save money, activate a PIR or twilight sensor .
Recommended applications
- Gardens and facades : atmospheric lighting and architectural enhancement.
- Industrial areas : optimal visibility and operational safety.
- Parking lots and driveways : uniform lighting without glare.
- Agricultural areas and work vehicles : reinforced anti-vibration headlights.
- Off-grid solutions : solar LED lights for remote areas.
Connect and save
- Motion/twilight sensors : automatic switch-on and energy saving.
- Waterproof conduits and terminals : tidy and safe wiring.
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IP65 LED street lamps and strips : continuous lighting on paths and pergolas.
Ready to choose? Compare models with sensors , solar panels , or high-powered lights and illuminate your spaces safely, efficiently, and professionally.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much power is needed to light a garden?
For small spaces, 15–25W are sufficient; for medium-sized facades or courtyards, 30–50W; for car parks or warehouses, over 70W.
What is the difference between IP65, IP66 and IP67?
IP65 protects against rain and dust, IP66 resists powerful jets of water, IP67 even temporary immersion.
Is warm or cold light better outside?
Warm light (3000K) enhances living spaces; cold light (6500K) is ideal for safety and work.
Is a motion sensor light worth it?
Yes, it reduces fuel consumption by up to 50% and increases safety on driveways and driveways.
How to avoid glare and shadows?
Use appropriate optics, tilt the headlights 5–10° downwards and position the light points symmetrically with respect to the surface.
Do you need a qualified installer?
For high power, large heights, or complex surfaces, it is recommended. In any case, follow the product standards and technical data sheets.
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