Product family · Flood & Area
AST-FL-13 large LED flood and area light.
A large-format flood in two wattages, documented at 240 W and 300 W with a wide 130×100° asymmetric beam.
AST-FL-13 configurations
Every documented AST-FL-13 configuration.
One family, every configuration: the fixture is shown at full size, with each available configuration listed below and specified line by line in the ordering table.
Ordering data
Every documented AST-FL-13 configuration.
All 2 configurations of the family are specified on this page, so you can compare wattages, outputs and options side by side.
| Model | Wattage | Typical Lumens | Voltage | Beam | CCT | Operating Temp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AST-FL13-240S2BT7SA1 | 240 W | 36,720 lm | 120 to 277 V AC | 130×100° | 5700 K | -30 to +50°C |
| AST-FL13-300S2BT7SA1 | 300 W | 45,900 lm | 120 to 277 V AC | 130×100° | 5700 K | -30 to +50°C |
Confirm the exact configuration against the current manufacturer specification sheet before approval or purchase.
Engineering reference
Selecting within the AST-FL-13 family.
Confirm mounting height and the area to be covered, then choose between the two wattages. Because the beam is fixed and asymmetric, aiming matters — confirm the orientation against the coverage plan rather than treating it as a symmetric flood.
The 130×100° beam is what separates this family from the RT Series: it is shaped for broad area coverage from a high mounting point rather than directional throw. Two wattages keep selection simple where the application is large-area illumination rather than aimed lighting.
Common questions
Useful answers before the next step.
These answers clarify the selection process without replacing project-specific documentation.
How does this compare to the RT Series?
AST-FL-13 has a single wide asymmetric beam for area coverage; RT Series offers five beam angles from 10° to 90° for directional work. Choose by whether the task is covering an area or aiming at a target.
What operating range is documented?
−30 to +50 °C at 5700 K, with 153 lumens per watt across both wattages.
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