J. B. Bormann says:

30 Watt LED floodlight With everything going “LED”, I replaced my two 150watt tungsten outdoor floods with this 30 watt flood fixture. I am disappointed no one has any type of scale to show any lumens conversion so I would have an idea if this was equal to the 2 one hundred fifty incandescent floods.This light fixture is nice looking, seemingly well made. On the back side of the light is where the power transformer is housed, but since it is on the back side, it doesnt show. The wiring color code does not conform to the US electrical codes (white = neutral; black = hot; green = ground), so the wiring diagram enclosed with the light needs to be followed.After mounting the following were noted: It takes the light about a second to turn on after the switch is turned on; The lumen output is difficult to rate since this light has an extremely wide angle (side to side) spread, plus the frequency (color) of the light (daylight in my case), renders a completely different aspect.IF I HAD TO GUESS, the light output taking into consideration the wide angle of light this unit has, I would say it is probably 250-400 watts of light (as most of us in the United States have grown up knowing light bulb wattage. I think it might be fair “as a rule of thumb” to just add a ZERO to the end of the LED wattage to approximate the equivalent rating to an incandescent bulb.If this unit lasts, it will receive a good rating from me.