LED Slipfitter Mount Flood Lights

What is a Slipfitter Mount LED Flood Light?

A slipfitter mount LED flood light is an outdoor fixture designed for pole-mounted installations. Its key feature is a slipfitter bracket that slides onto pole tops or sides for a secure connection. With 15+ years of installation experience, we find this mounting style offers superior adjustability compared to fixed brackets, making it ideal for parking lots, streets, and athletic facilities where precise light placement matters.

How Does a Slipfitter Mount LED Flood Light Differ from Other Types of Flood Lights?

The slipfitter mount distinguishes itself from yoke, trunnion, or knuckle mounts. While other mounts attach to surfaces, slipfitters slide over 2-3/8" to 4" diameter poles and lock in place. We recommend slipfitter mounts for vertical pole installations needing 360-degree rotational adjustment. This bracket system enables precise beam targeting without extra hardware or complex mounting plates.

Where is a Slipfitter Mount Flood Light Commonly Used?

LED slipfitter mount flood lights excel in:

Parking Lots and Streets: Most customers use 150-300 watt models for broad coverage. Elevated mounting maximizes distribution and reduces glare for drivers.

Recreational Areas: Athletic fields benefit from 400-600 watt fixtures with narrow 25-40 degree beam angles for focused illumination and minimal spill.

Commercial Exteriors: Security around warehouses and loading areas works best with 100-200 watt units and wide 60-120 degree beam spreads for maximum area coverage.

How Long Do Slipfitter Mount LED Flood Lights Typically Last?

Our LED slipfitter flood lights offer long service life when installed correctly. With nightly 12-hour use, expect over 10 years of maintenance-free operation. Installations from as far back as 2007 remain operational. Integrated LED technology eliminates lamp replacement and maintains consistent output over the fixture's life.

Can You Dim a Slipfitter Mount LED Flood Light?

Most of our LED slipfitter models include 0-10V dimming capability as standard. Dimming controls are often specified for reduced lighting during off-peak hours or to meet dark-sky ordinances. The drivers respond to voltage input changes, allowing smooth dimming from 100% down to 10% light output without flicker or color shift.

Do LED Slipfitter Flood Lights Come in Various Power Options?

Our slipfitter mount LED flood lights range from 38 watts to over 600 watts to meet most commercial needs. Popular wattages include 100W, 150W, 200W, and 300W. Higher output 400W and 600W models suit sports lighting or large areas. All wattages maintain the same mounting compatibility and proportional lumen output.

How Do I Install a Slipfitter Mount LED Flood Light?

Installation is straightforward and typically takes under 30 minutes for an electrician:

• Turn off power at the breaker and verify with a voltage tester.
• Select a suitable pole location with enough clearance for the fixture.
• Slide the slipfitter bracket over the pole top to the desired height.
• Tighten the bracket's locking mechanism to secure the fixture.
• Rotate and tilt the fixture to aim the beam as needed.
• Make electrical connections per local codes and the fixture's wiring diagram.
• Restore power and verify operation at all light levels.

Safety and Performance Certifications

Our fixtures carry key certifications: DLC Premium for energy efficiency and rebate eligibility, UL Listed and ETL Listed for electrical safety and compliance. DLC Premium certification ensures high efficiency and maximum rebate potential.

Warranty and Warranty Support

All our lights include at least a 5-year warranty, with USA-based support. Our team is committed to resolving warranty issues quickly to keep your lighting operational.

LED Slipfitter Mount Flood Lights Frequently Asked Questions

How Long Do Slipfitter Mount LED Flood Lights Typically Last?

Operating 12 hours nightly year-round, expect over 10 years of maintenance-free performance. Integrated LED technology eliminates lamp replacement costs while maintaining consistent light output throughout the fixture''s lifespan.