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FieldMax Sports/HO Flood, 1200W, 120-277V, 5000K, Narrow Beam, Black, Knuckle Mount

By MaxLite

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FieldMax Sports/HO Flood, 1200W, 120-277V, 5000K, Narrow Beam, Black, Knuckle Mount

$2,661.50
  • SKU: MX-SHF1200U-50NLK
  • MPN: SHF1200U-50NLK

Quick Overview

High-output 1200W floodlight with selectable 5000K color temperature and narrow beam spread. Ideal for sports fields and large areas.

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Description

High-output 1200W floodlight with selectable 5000K color temperature and narrow beam spread. Ideal for sports fields and large areas.

Key Features and Benefits

  • High lumen output of 158,400 - 172,050 lumens
  • Selectable 5000K color temperature
  • Multiple beam spread including narrow
  • Universal voltage (120-277V) for flexible installation
  • High efficacy of 130+ lumens per watt
  • 10-year standard warranty

Specifications

  • Power Consumption: 1200W
  • Color Rendering Index (CRI): 70+
  • Surge Protection: 6kV integral to driver + 10kA (120-277V) stand alone standard
  • Lumen Maintenance (L70): 100,000+ hours
  • Die Cast Aluminum housing with corrosion-resistant polyester powder coat
  • Operating Temperature: -40°C/-40°F to 40°C/104°F
  • Listings: cULus, FCC, TAA Available
  • Environment: IP65, ANSI 3G Vibration (both mountings)

Common Uses

Ideal for sports and recreational fields (Class of Play III or IV), high mast applications, airports, transportation terminals, and agricultural landscapes.