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Collingwood Indy K3 CSP IFLB2NSCSP Black LED Floodlight – 100W/150W/200W, IP66, 3CCT

SKU IFLB2NSCSP
Original price £99.50 - Original price £99.50
Original price
£99.50 inc VAT £82.92 exc VAT
£99.50 - £99.50
Current price £99.50 inc VAT £82.92 exc VAT inc VAT £82.92 exc VAT

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Description

The Collingwood Indy K3 CSP IFLB2NSCSP is a black commercial LED floodlight with selectable 100W, 150W and 200W power settings, three colour temperatures and a wide 110° symmetrical beam. It gives electricians and contractors flexibility when specifying exterior lighting, with output and light colour selected on the fitting to suit the project.

For commercial yards, building exteriors, service areas and other outdoor spaces requiring broad illumination, the adjustable power settings allow the lighting design to be matched to the area. The same fitting can be configured for different positions around a site, helping simplify product selection and future maintenance.

Three power settings in one floodlight

Choose 100W, 150W or 200W to set the floodlight’s output. This is useful when different parts of an installation require different light levels, or when the same product is being used across several projects.

Power selection is an installation setting rather than dimming control. The fitting is non-dimmable, so it should not be specified for connection to a standard lighting dimmer.

The current manufacturer-generated photometric table lists a maximum output of 33,250 lumens at 200W and 4000K. Output changes with both the selected wattage and colour temperature, so the maximum figure should not be applied to every setting.

Selectable warm white, neutral white or cool white light

The colour-temperature selector provides 3000K, 4000K and 5000K options.

3000K gives a warmer appearance, while 4000K provides a neutral white light commonly specified for working environments. The 5000K setting offers a cooler appearance. Selection can therefore take account of the surroundings, neighbouring lighting and the project’s lighting requirements.

These are selectable white-light settings, rather than colour-changing effects.

Wide symmetrical distribution for general area lighting

This exact model has a 110° symmetrical beam, spreading light broadly around its aiming direction. It is the symmetrical version of the Indy K3 CSP; the similarly named IFLB2NACSP uses asymmetric optics.

Beam selection matters when planning mounting positions, coverage and light spill. The fitting’s lumen output alone does not establish how many floodlights a site needs. Mounting height, aiming angle, spacing and the required light levels should be considered together.

Outdoor protection and coastal suitability

The aluminium-bodied floodlight carries an IP66 rating and IK08 impact rating, supporting its use in outdoor installations. Collingwood also lists the range as suitable for coastal applications.

An integrated breather valve helps reduce moisture build-up inside the luminaire. Built-in 6kV surge protection provides protection against specified voltage surges, although the installation’s wider circuit-protection requirements still need to be assessed separately.

Removable bracket with angle indication

The mounting bracket can be removed to assist installation before the floodlight is positioned and secured. An angle indicator helps the installer set the tilt more consistently, particularly where several fittings need similar aiming.

The unit connects through a flying lead and operates from a 220–240V AC supply. It is a Class I fitting, requiring an earth connection.

Collingwood lists a five-year product warranty and two-year on-site warranty, subject to the manufacturer’s applicable terms and eligibility requirements.

FAQ's

Which wattage settings does IFLB2NSCSP offer?

This exact model offers 100W, 150W and 200W settings. The 50W/80W/100W settings belong to the smaller IFLB1NSCSP version.

Which colour temperatures can be selected?

The current manufacturer page and generated datasheet specify 3000K, 4000K and 5000K. Older literature showing 6500K should not be mixed with this specification.

Is power selection the same as dimming?

No. The on-board selector configures the rated power. Collingwood specifies the fitting as non-dimmable, so it should not be advertised as suitable for a mains dimmer.

Is this the symmetrical or asymmetric model?

IFLB2NSCSP has a 110° symmetrical beam. IFLB2NACSP is the corresponding asymmetric model, with a different light distribution.

Why does the beam type matter?

It affects where the light falls. A broad symmetrical distribution and an asymmetric distribution can produce different coverage and spill, even when fittings have similar wattages. Use the correct photometric file for the layout.

Does it include a PIR sensor or photocell?

No PIR sensor is specified. The manufacturer page mentions a photocell option, while the technical sheet lists no sensor. A photocell should not be advertised as included without confirmation of the supplied configuration.

Can it be used near the coast?

Collingwood lists coastal suitability. Follow the installation and maintenance requirements rather than treating that statement as a guarantee against all corrosion.