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Hermosa 65W CFL Floodlight $88 Pick up Only WA O'Connor

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Hermosa 65W CFL Floodlight $88 Pick up Only WA O'Connor
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AssociatedNatura @ lampreplacements.com.au on 04/07/2013 - 14:49 files.ozbargain.com.au (58 clicks)

LRA are currently clearing out their Hermosa CLF Floodlight in their O'connor branch, 293 Stock Road, Western Australia.

This is commercial grade medium sized floodlight made by a quality Local Australian Manufacturer.

The floodlight uses a 65W CFL light source(Around 4000 lumens from the bulb) in a day light colour temperature and best used for applications where security lighting is needed in an outdoor application such as small car parks, dark alleys, yards etc.

Great if you are looking for a cheap cost efficient medium to large outdoor lighting solution, especially as it has a replaceable common 65W lamp.

Specifications are as follows:

Light Source: 65W CFL
IP Rating: 65
Colour Temperature: Daylight
Connection: Hard wired
Sensor recommendation: Not IR/motion sensored, day/dusk sensor ok.
Lamp Type: 65W Compact Fluorescent ES base (Retailing at around $50 for a replacement)

We currently have only 10 stock available and will stay on special until stocks sell out.

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  • lovepub on 04/07/2013 - 15:34

    wow…i thought floodlight all comes with those hot steamy expensive (but bright) halogen tubes….

    This is the first time I see one using Energy saving bulb…..4000 lumens hey?! wonder how bright that is in terms of Halogen tubes….

    • cryptos on 04/07/2013 - 17:00

      LED floods common now

      • AssociatedNatura @ lampreplacements.com.au on 04/07/2013 - 17:10

        Hi Cryptos,

        Yes they are common now, and we do stock them as well, but we are not clearing them at the moment.

        This is a better option to consider if:

        a. Budget is an issue (For this price, you'd only be able to get a lower output LED flood)
        b. You want to be able to easily replace an energy saving bulb down the track rather than replace a complete potentially expensive unit as soon as one of the LEDs or one of its other multiple internal component fails.
        c. If you are after a non glary unit, as current LED units have trend of having a really bad glare when you look directly at them(which we don't recommend) and if you generally don't like the unique colour spectrum that LED light sources have.

    • AssociatedNatura @ lampreplacements.com.au on 04/07/2013 - 17:03

      Hi Lovepub,

      Regarding lumen output, good point of measure i use is a typical good halogen downlight should output around 750 lumen, so if you divide that by 4000, you are looking at the power of approximately 5 downlights beaming into the area you are trying to light up.

      However i have to mention a lot of lumen doesn't always necessarily mean a good spread of light, the lens quality, reflector quality and angle can greatly effect this.

      I hope this helps :)

      • eug on 04/07/2013 - 19:26

        You should compare apples with apples though. A halogen floodlight of similar size to this one would use at least a 500W linear tube. Crompton rates theirs at 9,500 lumens.

        • AssociatedNatura @ lampreplacements.com.au on 05/07/2013 - 11:19

          Hi Eug,

          Just trying to put it in a simple lay mans terms, not many people would have experience with floodlights and how much output they would or should create from a lumen to reality point of view.

  • wisc on 04/07/2013 - 17:31

    hows it compare to something like this:
    http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/221049863852?ssPageName=STRK:MEWN…

    edit: ahh didnt refresh and see some of your comments in this regard above.

  • jazeng on 04/07/2013 - 19:16

    anything similar for cordless? looking to light up maybe an outdoor basketball court for an hour or two. Thanks!

    • AssociatedNatura @ lampreplacements.com.au on 05/07/2013 - 11:22

      Hi Kzsv,

      Yes there are options available, however they run from a 240V so you'd need to run it off a generator, feel free to contact our office for more details. Number is 08 9314 4555

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