Bring vibrant color and high-output lighting to your outdoor spaces with the FLARGBCW20. This integrated aluminum led flood light combines powerful illumination, versatile color control, and a sleek design tailored for exterior environments.

✨ Key Features & Benefits

• 20W Integrated LED — Delivers strong lighting performance without needing separate lamps or retrofits.

• RGB + Cool White (RGBCW) Capability — Supports full-color mixing (red, green, blue) along with crisp cool white light, giving you dynamic lighting options.

• Die-Cast Aluminum Housing — Rugged and durable construction engineered to withstand outdoor conditions.

• Wide 120° Beam Angle — Spreads light broadly to cover large surfaces or landscapes with fewer fixtures.

• 12V AC/DC Operation — Compatible with low-voltage lighting systems, making it easy to integrate.

🏡 Ideal Applications

• Architectural façade washes and exterior wall lighting

• Landscape or garden feature illumination

• Signage and accent highlights

• Outdoor entertainment or event lighting with dynamic color effects

🔧 Installation & Usage Notes

• Mount the flood light securely on a stable surface that allows the beam to shine unobstructed across the target area.

• Use a compatible RGBCW controller to manage color transitions, brightness, and white-light mode.

• Ensure proper sealing and weatherproofing around the fixture to protect electronics—especially in exposed environments.

• Because of its wide beam, mix spacing to ensure even coverage and avoid dark zones.

This adjustable aluminum LED flood light is built with IP65 waterproof technology so it can last through many weather conditions. The size of this directional wash flood light is 5" (L) x 2" (W) x 3.5" (H).

*Before installing the fixture, please download the app to your mobile device and pair the fixture first. Ensure that pairing is successfully completed prior to installation at your desired location. If the fixture is not detected during setup, move it closer to your Wi-Fi router to establish a proper connection. When connecting multiple fixtures, pair them one by one so you can rename each fixture individually to avoid confusion during operation and control.