SAL | Tradestar LED Floodlight 250W Tri-Wattage Tri-CCT 35000lm | IP66 IK08 Black
The SAL SE7169MP250TC is a 250W LED floodlight from the Tradestar range, with wattage selectable at 125W, 188W or 250W and colour temperature selectable at 3000K, 4000K or 5000K. The SE7169MP250TC delivers 17500, 26500 or 35000 lumens depending on the wattage chosen, at CRI above 80 across a 110 degree beam. A black die-cast aluminium body carries IP66 and IK08 ratings behind a tempered glass visor, at 7.01kg.
Floodlight selection is normally committed at the quotation stage, before anyone has stood on the site after dark. Over-specify and the client finances illumination they do not require across the entire service life. Under-specify and the luminaire requires replacement. The SE7169MP250TC defers that decision to commissioning. Wattage selects at 125W, 188W or 250W and colour temperature at 3000K, 4000K or 5000K, so the illumination level is established against the actual site conditions rather than a drawing.
The efficacy figure differentiates this luminaire from a cheaper floodlight. SAL rates the range at 140 lumens per watt at 4000K, which is where 250W generates 35000 lumens. Two constraints belong in the same conversation. SAL specifies the integral control gear as non-dimmable, so the luminaire must not be installed on a dimmed circuit. SAL also notes the published lumens apply at the 4000K selection, so a 3000K or 5000K commissioning alters the figure.
Features
- Selectable 125W, 188W or 250W — the SE7169MP250TC sets its wattage at commissioning, so one part number covers three output levels.
- Selectable 3000K, 4000K or 5000K — warm, neutral or cool white chosen on site rather than at the point of order.
- 17500, 26500 or 35000 lumens — output follows the wattage selected, and SAL notes the published figures apply at the 4000K CCT selection.
- 140 lumens per watt at 4000K — the optical performance SAL rates across the Tradestar SE7169MP range.
- CRI above 80 — colour rendering adequate for work areas rather than perimeter lighting alone.
- 110 degree beam angle — a wide spread suited to yards, car parks and building faces from a single mounting position.
- Die-cast aluminium body — a black profile with a tempered glass visor over the LED array.
- IP66 and IK08 — rated against dust and powerful water jets, with impact protection for exposed positions.
- Multi-function angled trunnion bracket — aims the SE7169MP250TC across its range and takes the 7.01kg body.
- Pre-wired 1500mm UV rated flex — the fitting arrives wired, with flex rated for the sunlight it will sit in.
- Non-dimmable — SAL specifies the integral LED control gear as non-dimmable, so the fitting must not be wired to a dimmer.
- 435 x 63 x 395mm — a 7.01kg fitting, which the mounting surface and bracket fixing need to carry.
Where to use
- Yards and hardstand areas — 35000 lumens at 250W across a 110 degree beam covers a working yard from one or two poles.
- Commercial car parks — the SE7169MP250TC lights a parking area with 5000K selected for perceived brightness.
- Warehouses and loading docks — CRI above 80 suits areas where labels and colours need reading, not just presence detection.
- Building exteriors and facades — the trunnion bracket aims the beam up a wall or across a face from a fixed mounting point.
- Sports and recreation areas — high output at a wide beam covers a court or training area from perimeter poles.
- Security lighting — the SE7169MP250TC runs at full output where visibility matters, or at 125W where the site needs less.
- Rural sheds and machinery areas — IP66 and IK08 suit a shed apron exposed to weather and knocks.
The SE7169MP250TC is non-dimmable, so it must not be wired to a dimmer or a dimming control system: SAL specifies the integral control gear that way. The published lumens apply at the 4000K CCT selection, so specify against that figure rather than assuming 35000 lumens at every colour temperature. The fitting weighs 7.01kg, which the mounting surface and fixings must carry. Installation must be carried out by a licensed electrician.
