Adjustable Angle Metal Visor for LED Floodlight 150W
Adjustable Angle Metal Visor for LED Floodlight 150W
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Description
Why choose the Adjustable Angle Metal Visor
Uncontrolled floodlight spill is one of the most common complaints in commercial and sports lighting installations. This robust metal visor attaches to your 150W floodlight and lets you angle the shield independently of the fixture itself, so you can fine-tune the cutoff line after installation without repositioning the entire fitting. It is a straightforward solution for complying with local light-pollution requirements or simply keeping light on the target area.
- Precision control: The adjustable angle mechanism lets you set the exact cutoff point after mounting, eliminating trial-and-error repositioning of the floodlight itself.
- Light pollution compliance: Shields neighbouring properties, public roads and residential windows from unwanted spill, helping installations meet local planning and environmental conditions.
- Durable construction: Formed from metal rather than plastic, the visor withstands outdoor conditions, UV exposure and the heat generated by a 150W floodlight over long operating hours.
- Simple retrofit: Designed to fit compatible 150W floodlights without drilling or modification, making it easy to add to existing installations where glare has become an issue.
Where to use it
This visor is well suited to car parks, building facades, sports pitches, logistics yards and construction sites where 150W floodlights are mounted on poles or walls close to boundaries. It is particularly useful when a floodlight illuminates a loading bay or entrance directly adjacent to a public road, a residential fence line, or a neighbouring building where light trespass must be minimised.
What the specifications mean in practice
- Adjustable angle: You can reposition the visor shield after the floodlight is already fixed to the wall or pole, saving time during commissioning and allowing adjustments if the site layout changes.
- Metal construction: Steel or aluminium resists deformation from heat and wind load, ensuring the visor holds its set position over time rather than drifting or warping.
- 150W compatibility: Sized and rated specifically for 150W floodlight housings, so the visor fits flush without gaps that would allow spill light to escape around the edges.
- Outdoor suitability: The metal finish and robust fixings are appropriate for permanent exterior use, matching the outdoor-rated nature of the floodlights it accompanies.
- Retrofit design: No additional tools or specialist skills are required for fitting, keeping installation time short and avoiding any modification to the floodlight's own warranty or IP rating.
Installation and compatibility
The visor attaches directly to compatible 150W LED floodlight housings using the existing fixing points — no drilling required. Once secured, the angle is set by hand and locked in position. If you are unsure how many floodlights and visors your site requires, Clightstore provides a free DIALux light study to confirm coverage and compliance.
Frequently asked questions
Will this visor fit any 150W LED floodlight, or only specific models?
The visor is designed for compatible 150W floodlight housings sold by Clightstore. It is advisable to confirm the floodlight model before ordering, as housing dimensions vary between manufacturers and not all 150W fixtures share the same mounting interface.
Does fitting the visor affect the IP rating of the floodlight?
The visor attaches externally to the floodlight body and does not open or modify any sealed compartment, so it should not affect the floodlight's existing IP rating. The floodlight's own ingress protection remains intact.
How much of the beam does the visor block, and will it reduce the lux on my target area?
The visor cuts spill light at the edges of the beam rather than reducing overall output on the target surface. Correctly angled, the effect on useful lux levels is minimal while significantly reducing light trespass beyond the boundary.