An LED flood light puts a lot of light exactly where you need it: a parking lot, a building façade, a warehouse loading dock, a sports field or the driveway and backyard of a home. This category gathers our outdoor LED flood lights for Canada, from compact 10 W landscape units to selectable-wattage commercial projectors and stadium lighters rated up to 1000 W. Every fixture is listed with its real wattage, lumens, colour temperature and voltage, so you can compare models and order the right LED floodlight in Canada without guesswork.
Types of LED Flood Lights
Choosing Wattage and Lumens
With LED, the useful number is lumens, not watts. The fixtures in this category give a clear scale:
Many fixtures are selectable wattage (100/125/150 W, 200/240/300 W): one SKU covers three outputs and is fine-tuned on site. Most 120-347 V models are also 0-10 V dimmable.
Beam Angle and Optics
A wide 120° flood washes a wall or a parking row from close range. Narrow 22°, 25°, 30° or 45° optics throw light far from a tall pole, which is why sports lighters come with swappable lenses. For area lighting, Type II to Type V distributions (IES classification) shape the light along a road, toward a lot or in a full circle; several CSC LED and TUROLIGHT fixtures accept these lenses as accessories.
Colour Temperature (CCT)
Most commercial projectors here offer a 3-CCT switch: 3000 K warm white for façades and residential areas, 4000 K neutral white for mixed-use sites, 5000 K for parking lots, yards and security cameras. Dedicated 5700 K and 6000 K daylight models give maximum contrast, and 12 V RGB flood lights with an IR remote handle landscape and seasonal effects.
Voltage: 12 V, 120 V, 120-277 V and 347 V
Small landscape projectors run on 12 V transformers. Residential and light commercial fixtures use 120 V, and some mini floods accept 120-277 V. For Canadian commercial buildings, look for the 347 V flood light rating: the 120-347 V universal drivers on CSC LED, TUROLIGHT and SPECLITE fixtures connect directly to the 347 V circuits standard in Quebec and Ontario commercial panels, with no step-down transformer.
Weather Rating and Canadian Winters
Outdoor fixtures here are rated for wet locations, with IP65 housings on most commercial projectors. Die-cast aluminum bodies with clear glass or polycarbonate lenses handle rain, snow, freeze-thaw cycles and ice. Specific models are rated down to -30 °C or -40 °C; check the product page, since the driver, not the LED, sets the cold limit. Look for cUL/CSA certification and DLC Premium listings.
Mounting and Aiming
LED Security Lighting
A security light works when it is on at the right time and covers the right area. A 5000 K or 5700 K flood light with an integrated photocell lights a yard, a back door or a dock from dusk to dawn automatically. Around a building, several knuckle or yoke projectors aimed to overlap leave no dark pocket for a camera. Where light is wanted only when someone approaches, wire the flood light through a motion detector.
Brands We Carry
Find Your LED Flood Light
Browse the full selection of outdoor LED flood lights, filter by brand, then open a product page for the spec sheet, lumen table and compatible brackets. Add the fixture and its mount to the same order and your project is lit on schedule, anywhere in Canada.
FAQ
How many lumens do I need for an outdoor flood light?
Roughly 800 to 3 800 lm for accents, 9 700 to 12 000 lm for a yard or garage wall, 20 000 to 30 000 lm for a small parking area, 45 000 lm and up for sports fields.
What is a flood light with photocell?
A photocell switches the fixture on at dusk and off at dawn. Some SPECLITE projectors have it built in; TUROLIGHT area lights take a twist-lock photocell or a shorting cap when no sensor is wanted.
Do I need a 347 V flood light?
If your building has a 347/600 V service, common in Quebec and Ontario commercial properties, choose a 120-347 V fixture: it wires directly to the circuit. A house or small shop needs only a 120 V model.
Can LED flood lights handle Canadian winters?
Yes. Fixtures here are wet-location rated, mostly IP65, and specific models are listed for -30 °C or -40 °C. Check the driver rating on the spec sheet.
What is the difference between a yoke, a knuckle and a slip fitter?
A yoke (or trunnion) is a U-bracket for walls and cross-arms. A knuckle is a ½-inch threaded swivel for junction boxes and stakes. A slip fitter slides over a 2 3/8-inch pole tenon. The choice depends on the mounting surface.
Which colour temperature suits security lighting?
5000 K or 5700 K gives the crisp white that cameras and the eye resolve well at night. Use 3000 K or 4000 K on façades and residential areas where a warmer light is preferred.