Name: JCC Toughflood JC050004 Grey 200W IP65 Asymmetric LED Floodlight
Brand: JCC
SKU: JC050004
Price: 209.47 GBP
Availability: InStock

JCC Toughflood JC050004 Grey 200W IP65 Asymmetric LED Floodlight

SKU JC050004

£209.47 - £209.47

£209.47 inc VAT £174.56 exc VAT

£209.47 - £209.47

£209.47 inc VAT £174.56 exc VAT inc VAT £174.56 exc VAT

Estimated delivery time: Estimated delivery tomorrow*

Description

200W outdoor LED floodlight delivering 24,000 lumens

The JCC Toughflood JC050004 is a grey 200W asymmetric LED floodlight producing 24,000 lumens of 4000K cool white light. It offers a higher-output option for exterior lighting projects where both brightness and the direction of the beam need careful consideration.

For commercial premises, external working areas and access routes, choosing a floodlight involves more than comparing wattages. This model uses an 80° × 150° asymmetric distribution, which JCC describes as directed downwards at 60°. The beam pattern helps the installer plan where the light will fall, alongside the mounting height, aiming angle and layout of the site.

Higher output than the 150W version

This 200W model delivers 24,000 lumens, compared with 17,000 lumens from the 150W Toughflood Asymmetric. Its rated efficacy is 120 lumens per circuit watt.

The additional output should be assessed against the required light levels. It does not automatically mean fewer fittings will provide suitable coverage: spacing, uniformity and light spill also matter when planning an installation.

IP65 protection and IK08 impact resistance

The IP65 rating provides protection against dust and water jets, while IK08 identifies the fitting’s mechanical impact resistance.

The floodlight is surface mounted using its bracket. Its housing measures 346mm wide, with a 400mm overall width across the bracket, a height of 365mm and a depth of 97mm. These dimensions are worth checking when replacing an existing fitting or working within a restricted mounting area.

Electrical connection and warranty

This non-dimmable Class I fitting operates from a 220–240V AC, 50/60Hz supply and requires an earth connection. A 0.4m flex is provided, but the terminal block is not included. Installation requires a suitable IP-rated connection.

JCC advertises five-year warranty cover. The linked instructions specify a two-year standard warranty, extendable to five years when registered within one year of purchase, subject to the manufacturer’s terms.

Specification

Range - Toughflood Asymmetric
Product code - JC050004
Product type - Outdoor LED floodlight
Colour - Grey
Circuit wattage - 200W
Actual light output - 24,000 lumens
Colour temperature - 4000K cool white
Beam distribution - Asymmetric wide flood
Beam angle - 80° × 150°
Downward beam direction - 60°, as described by JCC
Efficacy - 120 lumens per circuit watt
Colour rendering index - Ra70
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 mounting bracket
Flex length - 0.4m
Housing width - 346mm
Overall width across bracket - 400mm
Height - 365mm
Depth - 97mm
Operating temperature - −40°C to +60°C
Connection terminal block - Not included
Warranty - Two years as standard, extendable to five years with registration within one year, subject to terms

FAQ's

What is the JCC JC050004?

It is the 200W Toughflood Asymmetric LED floodlight, finished in grey and delivering 24,000 lumens of 4000K cool white light.

How does it compare with the 150W JC050003?

The 200W model produces 24,000 lumens, compared with 17,000 lumens from the 150W version. It also has a larger housing and a wider overall bracket footprint.

What makes its asymmetric beam different from a symmetrical floodlight?

An asymmetric beam directs light unevenly around its centre towards the intended area. A symmetrical beam distributes light more evenly around its centre. The appropriate choice depends on the mounting position and lighting requirements.

What does the 80° × 150° beam angle mean?

The light distribution has different spreads in its two principal directions. It should not be interpreted as a circular beam with one uniform angle.

Does the 60° downward figure describe how far the bracket moves?

No. JCC uses that figure to describe the beam direction. It is not a specification for the bracket’s mechanical adjustment range.

Does 24,000 lumens tell me how much ground it will cover?

No. Lumens describe total light output. Coverage and the light level reaching the ground depend on mounting height, aiming, spacing and the required illuminance.

Can one 200W fitting replace several smaller floodlights?

That needs a lighting assessment. A similar total lumen output does not guarantee the same coverage, uniformity or visibility when the number and positions of fittings change.

Will the asymmetric beam prevent light spilling onto neighbouring properties?

The beam pattern can help with directing light, but it does not guarantee that spill will be eliminated. Position, aiming and the surrounding site must also be considered.