Find HS Code and trade information for flood & spot lighting

Harmonized System Code Classification

Found 7 matching results (CN → US)
HS Code Official Doc Tariff Rate Origin Destination Effective Date
8310000000 Doc 55.0% CN US 2025-05-12
8512202080 Doc 55.0% CN US 2025-05-12
8512202040 Doc 55.0% CN US 2025-05-12
8539293060 Doc 37.5% CN US 2025-05-12
8539520091 Doc 32.0% CN US 2025-05-12
8531809051 Doc 37.5% CN US 2025-05-12
8531809005 Doc 37.5% CN US 2025-05-12

Flood & Spot Lighting

Flood lighting and spot lighting are both forms of artificial illumination used to highlight objects, areas, or create specific visual effects, but they differ significantly in their beam angle, intensity, and application.

Flood Lighting

Purpose: To provide a broad, diffused wash of light over a large area. Emphasis is on illumination of the area rather than specific points within it.

Function: Flood lights utilize a wide beam angle, typically between 90 and 120 degrees, to cover a substantial space with light. They generally prioritize even distribution of luminance.

Material & Technology: * Bulb Types: Traditionally halogen, but increasingly LED for efficiency and longevity. HID (High-Intensity Discharge) lamps like metal halide and mercury vapor are used for very large areas, though less common now due to energy consumption. * Housing: Typically robust, weatherproof enclosures made of aluminum, steel, or plastic. * Reflectors: Designed to maximize light spread, often utilizing parabolic or elliptical shapes.

Usage Scenarios: * Architectural Lighting: Illuminating building facades, monuments, and large structures. * Security Lighting: Providing broad coverage for perimeter security. * Area Lighting: Parking lots, sports fields, construction sites. * Stage Lighting: Washing the stage with general illumination or creating broad color washes. * Landscape Lighting: Illuminating large trees, gardens, or lawns.

Common Types: * LED Flood Lights: Most common due to efficiency, long lifespan, and color options. * Halogen Flood Lights: Older technology, less efficient, but can provide a bright, white light. * Metal Halide Flood Lights: Used for very large areas requiring high intensity, but consume significant power. * Smart Flood Lights: Controllable via smartphone or automation systems, often with color-changing capabilities.

Spot Lighting

Purpose: To focus a narrow, concentrated beam of light onto a specific object or area, creating emphasis and visual interest. Emphasis is on illumination of a specific point.

Function: Spot lights utilize a narrow beam angle, typically between 10 and 40 degrees, to create a focused, intense light. They are designed to draw attention to a particular subject.

Material & Technology: * Bulb Types: LED is dominant. Halogen and incandescent were previously common, but are now less frequently used. * Housing: Often smaller and more compact than flood lights. Materials include aluminum, steel, and plastic. * Reflectors & Lenses: Precision optics are crucial for controlling beam angle and intensity. Lenses can be used to further focus or shape the beam.

Usage Scenarios: * Retail Lighting: Highlighting merchandise displays, artwork, or architectural features. * Museum Lighting: Illuminating specific exhibits or artifacts. * Stage Lighting: Creating dramatic effects, following performers, or emphasizing key elements. * Architectural Lighting: Accent lighting to draw attention to specific details. * Residential Lighting: Highlighting artwork, sculptures, or architectural features.

Common Types: * LED Spot Lights: Most common due to efficiency, long lifespan, and color rendering options. * Track Lighting: Adjustable spot lights mounted on a track, allowing for flexible positioning. * Recessed Spot Lights: Installed within the ceiling for a clean, minimalist look. * Pin Spot Lights: Small, focused lights often used for highlighting specific objects.

Key Differences Summarized

Feature Flood Lighting Spot Lighting
Beam Angle Wide (90-120°) Narrow (10-40°)
Intensity Lower, diffused Higher, concentrated
Purpose Area illumination Focused emphasis
Application Large areas, general wash Specific objects, accents
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