P Single-Module
ModelsW380PW465PW615P
150–384 WListed power range
Single rectangular modules in three housing sizes.
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Explore CRANE architectural LED flood lights by series, then compare product groups, included models and listed power ranges.
Rectangular floodlights
P Series
Rectangular architectural floodlights in single- and dual-module formats, with five models covering 150–768 W.
- Single / dual modules
- Multiple beam options
- White / RGB configurations
- IP66
Products in P Series
2 product groups
P Dual-Module
ModelsW465DPW615DP
400–768 WListed power range
Two stacked rectangular modules in each fixture.
View ProductRound U-bracket floodlights
XY Series
Round U-bracket floodlights in compact and larger sizes, with six XYLSY models covering 10–240 W.
- Round U-bracket housings
- Multiple beam options
- White / RGB configurations
- DMX512 options
Products in XY Series
2 product groups
XY Compact
ModelsXYLSY-95XYLSY-150XYLSY-180
10–36 WListed power range
Three smaller round U-bracket housing sizes.
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XY Large
ModelsXYLSY-230XYLSY-290XYLSY-355
36–240 WListed power range
Three larger round housings with model-specific optical layouts.
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C Series
Architectural floodlights in three distinct housing families: Moonwatcher, Pathfinder and Patriot.
- Three housing families
- Multiple beam options
- White / RGB configurations
- IP66
Products in C Series
3 product groups
C Moonwatcher
ModelsMoonwatcher IMoonwatcher II
12–72 WListed power range
Round light heads with adjustable base mounts.
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C Pathfinder
ModelsPathfinder IPathfinder II
12–72 WListed power range
Square light heads with adjustable base mounts.
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C Patriot
ModelsPatriot IPatriot IIPatriot III
12–144 WListed power range
Segmented fan-shaped heads in three different formats.
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V Series
Round U-bracket floodlights with four housing sizes and listed model power ranges spanning 120–300 W.
- Round U-bracket housings
- Multiple beam options
- White / RGB configurations
- IP66
Products in V Series
1 product group
V Round Floodlights
ModelsV260V300V370V420
120–300 WListed power range
Four round U-bracket models with increasing housing sizes.
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GL Series
Three distinct GL housing families cover a range of sizes and listed model power ranges spanning 6–240 W.
- Three housing families
- Multiple beam options
- White / RGB configurations
- IP66
Products in GL Series
3 product groups
GL Phantom
ModelsGL Phantom 130GL Phantom 175GL Phantom 220GL Phantom 280
30–240 WListed power range
Finned round housings with U-bracket mounting.
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GL Jinbei
ModelsGL Jinbei 85GL Jinbei 130GL Jinbei 175GL Jinbei 220GL Jinbei 280
6–180 WListed power range
Cup-shaped light heads with base-mounted supports.
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GL Jinbei II
ModelsGL Jinbei II 150GL Jinbei II 200GL Jinbei II 260
24–108 WListed power range
A distinct cylindrical housing design in three sizes.
View ProductCylindrical floodlights
R Series
Cylindrical architectural floodlights in nine sizes, with base-mount and U-bracket arrangements.
- Base / U-bracket mounting
- Multiple beam options
- White / RGB configurations
- IP66
Products in R Series
3 product groups
R Compact
ModelsR110R120R135R150
12–48 WListed power range
Four smaller cylindrical models with base or U-bracket mounting.
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R Standard
ModelsR170R200R225
48–120 WListed power range
Three intermediate cylindrical housing sizes.
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R Large
ModelsR260R300
100–200 WListed power range
The two largest listed R Series models.
View ProductCylindrical base-mount floodlights
T Series
Cylindrical base-mount floodlights in compact and larger sizes, with standard and integral-hood head options.
- Adjustable base mounts
- Integral-hood options
- Multiple beam options
- IP66
Products in T Series
2 product groups
T Compact
ModelsT55T65T85T100
3–36 WListed power range
Four smaller cylindrical models with adjustable base mounts.
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T Large
ModelsT120T140T160T200
24–120 WListed power range
Four larger cylindrical models with standard or integral-hood heads.
View ProductFinned round floodlights
D Series
Round finned-housing floodlights in compact, standard and large sizes, with nine models covering 6–240 W.
- Finned round housings
- Multiple beam options
- White / RGB configurations
- IP66
Products in D Series
3 product groups
D Compact
ModelsD65D85D110
6–24 WListed power range
Three smaller round fixtures with finned housings.
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D Standard
ModelsD130D160D180D210
18–96 WListed power range
Four intermediate round housing sizes.
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D Large
ModelsD230D300
100–240 WListed power range
Two larger housings with a different visible fin and bracket design.
View ProductSquare floodlights
W Series
Square U-bracket floodlights in compact, standard and high-output groups, with nine models covering 3–120 W.
- Square U-bracket housings
- Multiple beam options
- White / RGB configurations
- IP66
Products in W Series
3 product groups
W Compact
ModelsW45W65W80
3–15 WListed power range
Three compact square U-bracket housings.
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W Standard
ModelsW105W130W160W185
15–60 WListed power range
Four progressively larger square housings, including W185.
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W High Output
ModelsW220W220L
72–120 WListed power range
Two 220 mm-wide models with different housing depths.
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Explore Our Architectural Lighting Range
Browse CRANE’s core architectural lighting categories for facade, exterior and landscape lighting applications.
LED Wall Washer Lights
Linear wall washing for facades, exterior walls and architectural surfaces.
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Powerful exterior illumination for facades, structures and landscape projects.
LED Linear Lights
Continuous linear lighting for architectural outlines, facade details and exterior structures.
Explore Category →LED Pixel / Point Lights
Dynamic point-source lighting for media facades, outlines and architectural effects.
Explore Category →Outdoor LED Strip Lights
Flexible linear lighting for coves, outlines and outdoor architectural details.
Explore Category →LED Inground / Underground Lights
Recessed exterior lighting for facades, pathways, landscapes and architectural accents.
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Built for Large-Scale Architectural Illumination.
Building Facade Lighting
Illuminate broad facade surfaces, upper elevations and architectural forms where greater projection distance or wider coverage is required.
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Landmark Lighting
Highlight prominent structures, architectural forms and nighttime identity using controlled flood and accent illumination.
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Landscape Lighting
Use flood illumination for trees, large landscape features, public spaces and outdoor architectural environments.
Explore SolutionLIGHTING EFFECTS
Control Coverage, Focus and Visual Impact.
Flood Illumination
Distribute light across larger architectural surfaces and outdoor areas where broad visual coverage is required.
Architectural Accent
Use more focused illumination to emphasize building elements, structural features and architectural focal points.
Long-Distance Lighting
Project controlled light toward elevated, distant or large-scale architectural targets where fixture placement is farther from the illuminated surface.
SELECTION GUIDE
What Defines the Right Flood Light?
Lighting Distance
The distance between the luminaire and target surface influences required output, beam distribution and the overall lighting result.
Beam Angle
Narrow, medium or wide distributions should be considered according to target size, fixture distance and the desired balance between focus and coverage.
Mounting Position
Ground, wall, pole or structural mounting positions influence aiming, beam reach, glare and maintenance access.
Target Surface
Facade material, reflectance, surface color, geometry and surrounding conditions affect how flood lighting is perceived.
Color & Control
White-light or color-changing configurations and control requirements should be selected according to the architectural concept and project needs.
Outdoor Environment
Exposure, temperature, weather conditions, installation access and maintenance requirements should be reviewed during outdoor product selection.
PRODUCT COMPARISON
Narrow Beam vs. Wide Beam Flood Lighting
Narrow Beam
A more concentrated distribution used when the illuminated target is smaller or farther from the luminaire.
- More focused coverage
- Useful for selected architectural features
- Requires careful aiming and target alignment
Wide Beam
A broader distribution used when a larger surface or target area needs illumination.
- Covers a wider target area
- Useful for broader facade or landscape surfaces
- Fixture spacing and overlap affect visual uniformity
ENGINEERING SUPPORT
Selected Around Distance and Coverage.
Flood light selection depends on target size, fixture distance, mounting position, optical requirements and the intended architectural effect. Project drawings and installation information can be reviewed before the final luminaire configuration is confirmed.
- Optical SelectionReview beam distribution according to target dimensions, lighting distance and the required balance between focus and coverage.
- Aiming ReviewConsider luminaire position, aiming direction, target geometry and potential glare before final placement is confirmed.
- Mounting CoordinationReview available mounting locations, brackets, structural conditions and maintenance access according to project requirements.
- Control IntegrationReview static or dynamic control requirements together with the selected flood light configuration and project lighting concept.
Project Information We Review
- Target dimensions
- Fixture mounting position
- Lighting distance
- Required coverage
- Viewing direction
- Color and control requirements
FAQ
Flood Lighting Questions, Answered.
How does mounting distance affect flood light beam selection?
As the distance between the luminaire and target increases, beam spread and target coverage change. Longer projection distances often require closer attention to beam concentration and aiming, while shorter distances may allow wider distributions. Target dimensions and mounting position should therefore be evaluated together with beam angle.
How do I choose the beam angle for an architectural flood light?
Beam angle should be selected according to target size, projection distance and the desired lighting effect. Narrower beams concentrate light on a smaller area, while wider beams cover broader surfaces. Fixture position and the need for overlap or focused emphasis should also be considered.
What is the difference between narrow-beam and wide-beam flood lighting?
Narrow-beam flood lighting concentrates light over a smaller area and is useful for distant or specific architectural targets. Wide-beam lighting distributes light across a larger area and can be suitable for broader facade or landscape surfaces. The appropriate distribution depends on target size, distance and placement.
Where are architectural LED flood lights typically used?
Architectural flood lights are commonly used for building facades, landmarks, large structures, landscape features and outdoor architectural environments. They can provide broad coverage or more focused illumination depending on the optical distribution and mounting arrangement.
What project information is useful when selecting LED flood lights?
Useful information includes target dimensions, fixture mounting locations, projection distance, desired coverage, viewing direction, architectural drawings or photos, color requirements and control expectations. These details help determine suitable optical and product configurations. ==================================================
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