Built for heavy headsA 400W to 500W LED flood is a serious piece of equipment, and the mounting hardware has to match. This
trunnion bracket is made of rugged metal with a protective coated surface that stands up to corrosion, moisture and UV exposure. The two-arm yoke design distributes the load on both sides of the fixture instead of hanging everything off a single pivot, which is why it is the preferred solution for large, high-output flood heads mounted high on walls, poles and structural steel. The black finish blends into dark soffits, canopies and painted structures, keeping the installation visually clean.
Aiming and adjustmentThe whole point of a
trunnion mount is control. The head pivots between the arms so you can tilt it down to wash a loading dock, level it to light a yard, or raise it to graze a façade. Once the beam sits where you want it, the pivot bolts lock the position. On site, the sequence that saves headaches is simple: anchor into solid structure with hardware rated for the substrate, set your aim before fully torquing the pivot bolts, then tighten firmly and re-check the aim after the first windy week — vibration and thermal cycling can nudge a freshly set head.
Technical specificationsSKU: LCFLD-BRACKET-500W-T-BK
Type: Trunnion bracket (yoke-style aiming hardware)
Designed for: LED floodlights 400W-500W
Finish: Black
Material: Rugged metal with coated surface resistant to corrosion, moisture and UV
Mounting: Surface, pole or ceiling, using pre-drilled holes and slotted hardware
Location: Suitable for outdoor and wet-location installations, and unheated indoor spaces
Compatibility — read before orderingThis bracket is intended for large-format
LED floodlights in the higher output range. Mounting patterns are not universal: hole spacing and slot width vary between fixture families, so measure your flood's mounting points and compare them before you order. If your fixtures are smaller, the same aiming style is offered in a compact size with the
Trunnion bracket for LED floodlights, which pairs naturally with heads such as the
30-50-60W LED floodlight. For pole-top runs, the
Pole bracket for LED floodlights is the better answer, while the
Knuckle bracket for LED floodlight suits smaller fixtures that need quick single-point aiming.
Where it earns its keepContractors use trunnions on truck yards, storage and equipment lots, sports and arena lighting, building façades, quarries, farm buildings, warehouse exteriors and temporary construction lighting. Homeowners with large properties use them to light a driveway, a barn or a workshop wall without blinding the house next door. In Canadian conditions — freeze-thaw cycles, ice loading, road salt and summer sun — the coated metal construction and solid two-arm support are what keep a heavy flood pointed where you set it, season after season. There is no spec sheet or IES file listed in the Documentation tab for this mounting accessory; the photometrics you need come from the floodlight itself.