What Are The Differences Between Floodlights And Spotlights

What are the differences between floodlights and spotlights?

The closest type of lighting fixture to flood light is spot light. But they are different. A flood light is different from a spot light in how wide the light throws when it exits the lamp. A spotlight usually has a reflector and lens assembly that concentrates the light into a narrow spot whereas a flood light spreads light everywhere.

A spotlight casts a narrow beam of light, usually no wider than 45 degrees. This beam is more concentrated and easier to point and control.
A floodlight can have a beam spread of up to 120 degrees. It can illuminate a larger amount of space with the same wattage and lumen output as a spotlight.

When to use spotlights or floodlights?
When highlighting specific points like display objects, wall artwork, architectural details, or landscape features, use a spotlight.
When illuminating larger areas like driveways, stages, warehouses, parking lots, or any other area that needs wide, even light coverage, go with a floodlight.

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