Name: JCC JC050016 Toughflood Pro Asymmetric 150W IP65 4000K Black
Brand: JCC
SKU: JC050016
Price: 105.68 GBP
Availability: InStock

JCC JC050016 Toughflood Pro Asymmetric 150W IP65 4000K Black

SKU JC050016

£105.68 - £105.68

£105.68 inc VAT £88.07 exc VAT

£105.68 - £105.68

£105.68 inc VAT £88.07 exc VAT inc VAT £88.07 exc VAT

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Description

JCC Toughflood Pro JC050016 Black 150W Asymmetric LED Floodlight

The JCC Toughflood Pro JC050016 is a black 150W asymmetric LED floodlight with 4000K white light and Ra80 colour rendering. JCC’s product page lists an output of 19,200 lumens, making it a high-output option for exterior lighting projects.

Its main feature is the combination of a 120° × 65° asymmetric beam and a 180° tiltable mounting bracket. The lens controls the light distribution, while the bracket allows the installer to adjust the fitting’s aim. This gives electricians two important factors to work with when planning lighting around commercial premises, external access areas and yards.

Choose the right beam for the space

An asymmetric floodlight spreads light differently across its two principal directions. That makes the beam pattern particularly important when deciding where to mount the fitting and which way to aim it.

For a replacement installation, compare more than the existing floodlight’s wattage. Light output, beam distribution, mounting position and required illumination all affect the result. The appropriate number of fittings and their spacing should be established for the site.

4000K light and Ra80 colour rendering

The specified 4000K colour temperature describes the appearance of the white light. Its Ra80 colour rendering rating describes how faithfully colours appear under it.

This model is non-dimmable and has a published efficacy of 128 lumens per circuit watt.

IP65 protection and practical installation details

The fitting combines IP65 ingress protection with IK08 mechanical impact resistance. It comes pre-wired with a 1m flex and mounts using a bracket.

Published dimensions are 280.6mm wide × 338.8mm high × 55.7mm deep. Check the mounting arrangement and available space when replacing another fitting.

The Class I luminaire requires an earth connection and a 220–240V AC, 50/60Hz supply. A suitable IP-rated connection must be provided; the terminal block is not included.

Specification

Product code - JC050016
Product type - Asymmetric LED floodlight
Colour - Black
Circuit wattage - 150W
Light output - 19,200 lumens on the product page; 19,130 lumens in the instructions
Efficacy - 128 lumens per circuit watt
Colour temperature - 4000K
Colour rendering index - Ra80
Beam angle - 120° × 65°
Bracket adjustment - 180° tiltable
Dimmable - No
Supply voltage - 220–240V AC
Supply frequency - 50/60Hz
Electrical class - Class I
Earth connection required - Yes
IP rating - IP65
Impact rating - IK08
Mounting - Surface mounted using bracket
Pre-wired flex - 1m
Published width - 280.6mm
Published height - 338.8mm
Published depth - 55.7mm
Operating temperature - −25°C to +50°C
Terminal block - Not supplied
Light source - Non-replaceable

FAQ's

What makes the JC050016 different from a standard floodlight?

Its 120° × 65° asymmetric lens distributes light differently across two principal directions. The 180° tiltable bracket then allows the installer to aim that distribution towards the intended area.

Does 150W tell me how bright it will be?

Wattage describes electrical consumption. JCC’s product page lists 19,200 lumens for this model, although the linked instructions give 19,130 lumens. The beam pattern also affects how much light reaches a particular surface.

Is the 180° figure the beam angle?

No. It describes the bracket’s mechanical adjustment. The optical beam angle is 120° × 65°.

Will an asymmetric beam eliminate light spill?

It can help with directing light, but it does not guarantee that spill will be eliminated. Mounting height, aiming and the relationship to neighbouring areas still need to be assessed.

How high should this floodlight be mounted?

The manufacturer information checked does not establish one recommended mounting height for every installation. Height should be selected through the lighting design, taking coverage, illumination and glare into account.

Can one fitting replace several smaller floodlights?

That requires a lighting assessment. Matching total lumens does not guarantee equivalent coverage or uniformity when fitting positions and quantities change.