Magnum DIY Series LED Floodlights: Modular and High Efficiency for Large Projects

The Magnum DIY LED floodlight is built from 50W modules that are joined together until they reach the wattage each project requires, with an efficiency of up to 180 lm/W and optics of 25º, 60º, 90º and 136x78º, and it is designed for high-bay buildings, industrial estates, stadiums and outdoor areas where a standard LED floodlight falls short.

What DIY means in the Magnum series and why professionals choose it

DIY comes from the expression "do it yourself", and in the Magnum series it means that the floodlight is made up of identical parts, so the installer decides how many modules it has and with which optic instead of choosing between fixed sizes.

Modular system that lets you customise wattage and angle on site

The DIY modular floodlight system starts from a Magnum 50W DIY LED module with its own heat sink and optic, and from there two modules add up to 100W, four modules reach 200W and eight reach 400W. As it is a system assembled on site, the wattage can be adjusted during the works if the lighting calculation changes.

This customisable-wattage installation also simplifies maintenance, because if a module fails only that part is replaced and the rest of the floodlight keeps working. The interchangeable optical module also lets you change the angle without replacing the whole floodlight, and with a beam angle of 25, 60 or 90 degrees or 136x78º the beam is adapted to each projection distance.

Magnum 180lm/W efficiency with Bridgelux chip

The Magnum AIR 180lm/W floodlight is among the most efficient luminaires in the range, since with this efficiency of 180 lm per watt a 200W floodlight delivers the amount of light emitted that other models achieve with considerably higher consumption, and depending on the version the module has a Bridgelux, Lumileds or Osram SMD3030-3D chip.

The high-efficiency Bridgelux chip is used in the modules with 136x78º optics, and a Magnum 200W Bridgelux LED floodlight is made up of four of these modules, while the high-efficiency Magnum 180lm/W floodlight reduces consumption in installations that stay on all night.

The body is made of 6063 aluminium, bracket included, and oven-painted to resist salt corrosion, and this optimised heat dissipation keeps each module at a stable temperature, so the modular Magnum DIY LED floodlight withstands long working days without losing luminous flux.

Available modules and how to combine them

The side joining piece is used to join the modules, lining up several bodies in a row, and the customisable Magnum LED module accepts different optics within the same assembly. Anyone looking for a Magnum 77W Bridgelux LED module can achieve similar wattages by combining 50W modules.

High-power applications of the Magnum DIY LED floodlight

A high-power outdoor floodlight makes sense when light has to be carried very far or from a great height, and among LED lighting solutions the Magnum series covers that use with a compact body that does not require large poles.

Stadiums, industrial estates, high-bay buildings and demanding outdoor areas

The Magnum LED floodlight for stadiums combines several modules with 25º optics to project light over long distances onto the pitch, while the Magnum AIR 60-degree LED floodlight spreads light better over courts and yards, and a Magnum 200W outdoor floodlight covers the roads of an industrial estate from a pole.

As a Magnum LED floodlight for industrial estates and as a Magnum DIY floodlight for warehouses, the 90º optic spreads the light over large surfaces, while the Magnum DIY outdoor IP floodlight withstands the weather with IP65 protection in the DOB versions, and it works as an industrial high-power Magnum LED floodlight capable of continuous operation.

High-power floodlight CE certification covers the whole series, and you should check the CE RoHS certificates of each reference. As for the professional Magnum LED floodlight price, each technical sheet shows the amount per module or per complete floodlight.

If the project needs another variant, the DOB Magnum series integrates an Osram SMD3030-3D chip with IP65 protection, and it is also worth checking the outdoor floodlight accessories.

Frequently asked questions about Magnum DIY series LED floodlights

What does DIY mean in the Magnum floodlight series?

It means that the floodlight is assembled from 50 watt modules, and that the installer chooses how many it has and with which optic to adapt the wattage and angle to each project, so there is no need to change floodlight when requirements change.

Can I combine several modules to increase the wattage?

Yes, each 50W LED module is joined with the side joining piece to form assemblies of 100W, 150W, 200W or 400W, and the wattage can be increased on site if the initial calculation changes.

Which beam angles are available in the Magnum series?

There are 25º, 60º, 90º and 136x78º optics, where the 25º optic is used for long distances and the 90º optic to spread light over large surfaces, while the 136x78º optic is asymmetric and distributes light well over roads.

Which chip does the Magnum floodlight use and what real efficiency does it offer?

Depending on the version, it has a Bridgelux, Lumileds or Osram SMD3030-3D chip, with an efficiency of up to 180 lm/W in the AIR and DOB models, and the 136x78º Lumileds optical module reaches 186 lm/W. The colour temperature of each reference is shown on its technical sheet.

Is the Magnum series suitable for stadium installations?

Yes, because several modules with 25º optics project light over long distances onto the pitch, and with the side joining piece compact arrays are formed for lighting towers. On large pitches the usual choice is to mount 400W assemblies on each tower.

What is the difference between the complete Magnum floodlight and the single module?

The complete floodlight comes assembled with its modules, bracket and connection, while the single module is used to increase wattage, change the optic or replace a part, although both share the same joining system.