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300W / 240W / 180W Selectable LED Street YardLight with Photocell Sensor, Adjustable Arm & 3CCT 5000K Outdoor Area Light SLTX300

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300W / 240W / 180W Selectable LED Street YardLight with Photocell Sensor, Adjustable Arm & 3CCT 5000K Outdoor Area Light SLTX300Commercial LED street light area light with selectable 300W, 240W, and 180W power settings for parking lots, yards, farms, shops, warehouses, loading areas, driveways, commercial buildings, and outdoor security lighting. The adjustable arm mount makes installation flexible for wall or pole mounting, while the included mini photocell sensor supports automatic dusk to dawn operation. This fixture is designed for high output outdoor lighting where strong

Commercial LED street light / area light with selectable 300W, 240W, and 180W power settings for parking lots, yards, farms, shops, warehouses, loading areas, driveways, commercial buildings, and outdoor security lighting. The adjustable arm mount makes installation flexible for wall or pole mounting, while the included mini photocell sensor supports automatic dusk-to-dawn operation.

This fixture is designed for high-output outdoor lighting where strong brightness, wide coverage, and adjustable wattage are needed.

Key Features

  • Selectable 300W / 240W / 180W LED street light
  • Bright 140 lm/W efficiency rating
  • 5000K daylight white colour temperature
  • Adjustable arm for wall mount or pole mount installation
  • Includes mini photocell sensor for dusk-to-dawn control
  • Type III light distribution for outdoor area coverage
  • 120–277V AC input range
  • ETL and cETL listed
  • Suitable for parking lots, yards, farms, shops, warehouses, driveways, and commercial properties
  • Adjustable output lets users reduce power draw when full 300W brightness is not needed

Specifications

  • SKU: SLTX300
  • Type: LED street light / outdoor area light
  • Selectable Power: 300W / 240W / 180W
  • Light Efficiency: 140 lm/W
  • Estimated Output: Up to 42,000 lumens at 300W
  • Colour Temperature: 5000K daylight white
  • Voltage: 120–277V AC
  • Distribution Type: Type III
  • Mounting: Adjustable arm for wall mount or pole mount
  • Sensor: Mini photocell sensor included
  • Certification: ETL / cETL listed
  • Use: Street lighting, parking lot lighting, yard lighting, farm lighting, shop exterior lighting, commercial area lighting, security lighting

What’s Included

  • 1 x Selectable LED street light
  • 1 x Adjustable mounting arm
  • 1 x Mini photocell sensor
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