LED Flood Light in Six Wattage Options
This latest version of the Philips SmartBright LED flood light now comes in six different brightness options (wattages).
It has the following benefits over conventional flood lights:
- Energy Saving - uses 90% less power than halogen flood lights.
- Quality Guaranteed - 3-year warranty and 50,000 hour rated lifetime.
- Outdoor Rated - IP65 waterproof rating.
- Robust - die-cast Aluminium housing and IK07-IK08 impact rating.
- Flexible Mounting Options - includes an adjustable bracket for wall, ground, ceiling, or pole mounting.
Need a Motion Sensor? See our complete range of floodlights.
LED Flood Light Size Guide
If you're replacing an existing flood light, use the table below to make your sizing choice. The exact wattage you require will depend on the technology being replaced.
The lower numbers in the 'conventional' column are for metal-halide (MH) and the higher numbers are for halogen flood lights. Less common mercury vapour (MV) flood lights would sit in the middle of the 'conventional' wattage range.
If you're replacing an LED flood light, simply choose the same or a slightly lower wattage in this Philip LED flood light.
| Conventional Flood Light Wattage | Philips LED Flood Light Wattage |
| 100W - 250W | 30W |
| 200W - 500W | 50W |
| 250W - 750W | 70W |
| 300W - 1000W | 100W |
| 500W - 1500W | 150W |
| 700W - 2000W | 200W |
The above image shows the relative physical size of the 30W (left), 100W (middle) and 200W (right) LED floodlights. For exact dimensions and weights, see the specifications table below.
LED Flood Light Example Applications
This Philips LED flood light is ideal for both domestic and commercial lighting. Here are some typical applications and corresponding wattages choices:
- Suburban household (deck, driveway, patio, garden) - 30W or 50W
- Rural or semi-rural properties - 50W to 100W
- Building facades and signage - 70W to 150W
- Security lighting and car parks - 50W to 200W
- Sports practice areas, tennis courts, horse arenas, etc - 100W to 200W
To choose the right size, you should consider the number of lights being used, and the area being lit. Use our free lighting calculator to make some rough calculations for your situation.
500W Halogen vs. 50W Philips LED Flood Light
The table below outlines the benefits of switching to the Philips SmartBright LED floodlights over conventional products.
| Philips Halolite 500W (or similar) | Philips SmartBright LED 50W |
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| Leak-prone design - Clips may have ageing and cracks that cause water leakage. | Integrated design - means the case never needs to be opened. |
| Short lifetime - Replace halogen bulb every 2,000 hours. | Long lifetime - no bulb replacements plus 70% light output maintenance to 50,000 hours. |
| Bulky - at least 10cm thick. | Slimline - main body is ~5cm thick. |
| Low efficiency - around 9 lumens/watt (4,500lm). | High efficiency - now 100 lumens/watt (5,000lm). |
| Less robust - IP54 and no IK rating. | More robust - IP65 (waterproof) and IK07 to IK08 (mechanical shock) ratings. |
Specifications - LED Flood Light 30W, 50W, 70W, 100W, 150W & 200W
| Power Usage | 30W, 50W, 70W, 100W, 150W, or 200W |
| Voltage | 220-240 V AC |
| Lifetime | 50,000 hours |
| Colour Temperature | 4000K Neutral White |
| Beam Angle | Asymmetrical Wide Beam (30˚ Vertical / 80˚ Horizontal) |
| Light Output | 3,000lm (30W), 5,000lm (50W), 7,000lm (70W), 10,000lm (100W), 15,000lm (150W), 20,000lm (200W) |
| Dimmable | No |
| Dimensions | 30W - 174 x 206 x 37mm (max Width x Length x Depth) 50W - 237 x 297 x 38mm 70W - 256 x 327 x 55mm 100W - 273 x 360 x 58mm 150W - 332 x 430 x 60mm 200W - 378 x 491 x 60mm |
| Ratings | IP65 Waterproof & IK07 (30W-70W) or IK08 (100W-200W) Impact Resistant |
| Weight | 0.85kg (30W), 1.5kg (50W), 2.1kg (70W), 3.2kg (100W), 5kg (150W), 6.1kg (200W) |
| Material | Pressure die-cast aluminium housing and steel bracket. Both are powder coated dark grey. |
| Installation | Installation by an electrician. Comes pre-wired with a 60cm power cable. Can be hardwired or add a 3 pin plug. |
| Mounting Angles | 0˚ to ~340° mounting angle range |
| Product Identifiers | BVP151 LED30 / LED50 / LED70 / LED100 / LED150 / LED200 NW 30W / 50W / 70W / 100W / 150W / 200W AWB SAA (Product Description); 911401818780, 911401819080, 911401819380, 911401819680, 911401819980, 911401820280 (Part Numbers) |
| Further Details | Data Sheets: 30W, 50W, 70W, 100W, 150W, 200W (PDF), Mounting Instructions: 30W-70W, 100W-200W (PDF), IES files for lighting designers. |
| Warranty | 3 Years |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the LED flood light with a motion sensor?
Yes - you can ask your electrician to wire in a motion sensor for use with this LED flood light. We recommend a '3-wire' motion sensor like this (also available in black). Note: if you use a '2 wire' sensor the floodlight may light up very dimly when 'off' due the leakage current.
Is this LED flood light available in any other colour temperature or wattage options?
No - we stock all available variations of this Philips LED flood light. For several other options including streetlights, see our complete range of LED floodlights.
What were the previous model numbers?
We stock the very latest LED flood light range from Philips Australia. See the above specifications table for current part numbers. The previous part numbers are included below for reference. If you are trying to match an older version to the latest stock - just choose the same wattage.
BVP161 LED26/NW 30W, BVP161 LED43/NW 50W, BVP161 LED60/NW 70W, BVP161 LED90/NW 100W (Product ID); 911401806698, 911401806798, 911401809898, 911401823498 (Philips Product Codes)
BVP171 BVP172 BVP173 BVP174 BVP176 LED26/43/60/95/190 NW 30W 50W 70W 100W 200W WB GREY SAA KC (Product Description); 911401672404, 911401674604, 911401689304, 911401691204, 911401629504 (Part Numbers).