Built for Canadian weather
The housing is made of high thermal conductivity aluminum alloy paired with a clear lens, a combination that does two things at once: it pulls heat away from the LEDs so output stays stable through long nightly runs, and it stands up to what the seasons throw at it. With an IP 65 rating and a wet location listing, this outdoor LED floodlight handles driving rain, blowing snow, road dust and the big temperature swings between a January night and a July afternoon. The brown finish is a practical choice on cedar fences, brick, stone and wood siding, where a black or white fixture would stand out more than the light itself.
Colour and white in one fixture
RGBW-CCT means you are not choosing between decorative colour and usable white light. The dedicated white engine delivers selectable tones from 3000K to 5700K, so the same unit can be warm and welcoming over an entrance one evening and crisp and neutral over a parking pad the next. With CRI ≥80, faces, signage, landscaping and building materials look natural rather than washed out. The 90º x 120º beam angle is deliberately wide, spreading 1500LM evenly across a wall, a sign, a hedge or a garage door instead of leaving a bright centre and dark edges.
Technical specifications
Model: LCFLD50W-RGBWCCT-K
Wattage: 50W
Lumens: 1500LM
Colour: RGBW-CCT (3000K-5700K)
CRI: ≥80
Beam angle: 90º x 120º
Voltage: 100-277V
Rating: IP 65, wet location rated
Mounting: knuckle mount
Housing: high thermal conductivity aluminum alloy + clear lens
Finish: brown
Dimensions: 8.66" x 6.06" x 2.2"
Lifespan: 30,000 hrs
Certification: ETL listed
Warranty: 5 years
Wiring and installation
The wide 100-277V input makes this RGBW floodlight flexible: the same model works on standard residential circuits and on the higher-voltage commercial circuits found in shops, warehouses and multi-unit buildings, so contractors can standardize on one SKU across a site. Secure the knuckle bracket to a wall, soffit, post or ground stake, run your outdoor-rated supply through the mounting point, aim the head at the surface you want to light, then tighten the knuckle before final connections — aiming first saves you climbing the ladder twice. Because it is ETL listed, it slots cleanly into new construction and retrofit work reviewed by an inspector.
Where it works and what comes with the page
Think house facades and driveways, cottage decks, restaurant and brewery patios, storefront signs, car dealership lots, church and community hall exteriors, backyard trees and garden beds, and event spaces that need a different look every weekend. Colours and effects are selected with the included control, so a homeowner can go green for St. Patrick's Day, red and white for Canada Day and steady white the rest of the year without swapping fixtures. Several wattages are offered across the range, which lets you mix a smaller unit for accents with this 50W outdoor floodlight for larger surfaces. The complete technical PDF spec sheet, with the technical drawing and full dimensions, is available in the Documentation tab of this page.
