KNUCKLE BRACKET FOR LED FLOODLIGHT

Built to hold its aim outdoors
A floodlight is only as good as the bracket behind it. The knuckle body is solid enough to resist warping under the weight of a fixture, and the hardware is corrosion-resistant so the joint still turns — and still tightens — after years of rain, road salt spray and freeze-thaw cycles. The design is made for wet-location use in fully exposed applications: walls without an overhang, open eaves, poles in the middle of a yard. That matters in Canada, where a bracket that seizes or rusts in two seasons means climbing a ladder again in February.

Precise, lockable aiming
The pivoting knuckle bracket gives you two movements: tilt the fixture up or down, and swivel it side to side. Once the beam falls where you want it, you tighten the joint and the aim stays fixed. This is how you light a driveway all the way to the street without throwing glare into a bedroom window, how you wash a sign evenly from below, and how you put light on a loading door instead of on the parking lot behind it. The practical method: power the fixture on at night, walk the property, adjust in small increments, then fully tighten.

Mounting and installation
The flat mounting base accepts standard fasteners, so the bracket can be secured to wood, concrete, masonry or metal. Use appropriate anchors for the substrate — concrete screws or sleeve anchors in masonry, lag screws into solid framing. Anchor into a stud, blocking or solid substrate rather than siding alone; vinyl or aluminum siding will not hold a heavy floodlight steady over time. Mount it to a wall, eave, soffit, beam or pole, or combine it with a ground spike for landscape and sign lighting. Re-check the fasteners and the knuckle after the first few weeks, once the assembly has been through a few temperature swings and a windy night or two.

Compatibility and replacement use
This is a floodlight mounting bracket offered to suit different floodlight sizes and styles, which makes it as useful for new installs as for repairs. If the factory bracket on an existing fixture is bent, stripped or missing after a storm or an impact, swapping in a fresh knuckle restores full adjustability without replacing the whole floodlight. It is a natural companion to the 30-50-60W LED floodlight. If your project calls for another mounting approach, the trunnion bracket for LED floodlights offers yoke-style mounting, the pole bracket for LED floodlights handles pole and mast installs, and the U bracket for LED floodlight is another surface-mount option. A brown finish version is also available as knuckle bracket for LED floodlight - LCFLD-BRACKET-K-BR.

Where contractors and owners use it
Residential: driveways, garages, back decks, side yards and detached sheds. Commercial and light industrial: storefronts, sign faces, warehouse loading docks, fenced compounds, equipment yards, farm buildings and municipal garages. Contractors keep a few on the truck because a bracket is often what stands between a service call and a finished job. Order it as SKU LCFLD-BRACKET-K-BK and give your floodlights the aim they deserve.