Scame Portable floodlights

scame portable floodlights field-ready portfolio

Crews use this range when the space is rough, the timeline is tight, and light has to land where people actually work. Housings take hits, hinges hold their angle, and the electrics ride out long evenings on generators or battery packs. Typical outputs sit from 1,000 to 12,000 lm with neutral or cool CCT (4,000–6,500 K) and CRI 70–90 depending on task. Protection goes to IP65–IP67 with IK08–IK09 impact ratings, so wash-downs and trolley bumps aren’t a drama. Thermal paths are aluminium, not just plastic fins, which keeps junction temps in check during summer shifts.

Scame product range and series overview

Portable heads with folding stands cover quick inspections and small rooms. Slim tripod kits take the same optics higher, clearing people and carts. Low-glare wide beams suit confined switchrooms; tighter 40–60° beams reach across yards or scaffolds. Power options split into mains 230 V units for continuous output and battery-first models for roaming tasks or generator-free interiors. Accessories include magnetic bases, wall brackets, and cable reels that share gland sizes with Scame boards and enclosures.

scame led flood lamps output and optics

Light engines use mid-power arrays or multi-die packages behind TIR or prismatic diffusers. Expect regulated flux, not the early spike then fade you see on unregulated gear. UGR is managed with micro-texture lenses in close work; wide 110–120° plates fill bays evenly. Where colour check matters—sealants, cable IDs—spec ≥90 CRI at 4,000 K. For pure reach outdoors, 5,700–6,500 K with CRI ~70 gives punch through mist and dust.

scame rechargeable floodlights power systems

Battery models run 18650 or 21700 Li-ion packs with on-board BMS, reverse-polarity protection, and thermal rollback. USB-C PD inputs up to 20–30 W are common; vehicle cradles handle 12/24 V. Runtime guidance is realistic: high for 1–3 h, medium 4–8 h, low 10–20 h depending on lumen set. Magnetic or sealed charge ports support glove use. Packs are user-swappable on larger heads to keep night work moving.

Technical specifications and standards

Electrical and optical Constant-current drivers limit flicker; PstLM/SVM stays inside good practice for rotating plant. Efficacy typically 95–130 lm/W depending on CCT and CRI. LED packages are qualified to LM-80 with TM-21 projections targeting L70 at 50,000 h for mains units.
Ingress and impact IP65/IP67 per IEC/EN 60529; impact up to IK08/IK09 per EN 62262; cable glands matched to M20/M25 entries retain the rating after dress.
Safety and EMC Luminaires to IEC/EN 60598-1 and relevant -2 parts; photobiological safety assessed to EN 62471 with RG0/RG1 results typical for task beams; EMC per EN 55015 and immunity EN 61547.
Thermal and ambient −20…+40 °C operating envelope typical; specify derate near ceilings with low airflow. Aluminium cores and thermal cut-back protect LEDs and cells under sustained high modes.
Mechanics Tilt frames lock at set detents; captive fasteners avoid loss on scaffolds. Tripods use quick collars and safety pins; cable management runs up the mast to reduce trip points.

Applications and compatibility

Fit-outs, shutdowns, and maintenance windows benefit from uniform light without glare lines on panels. Cleaners’ stores and back-of-house corridors take compact heads with IP65 bodies; yards and loading bays use tall tripods with asymmetric optics for throw without blinding drivers. For generator rooms, battery heads avoid exhaust hoses during short inspections. When specifying scame worksite lighting, keep beam class, mounting height, and aisle width together on the plan—installers work faster when these are fixed up front.

Integration with other brand products

Mountings, glands, and threads align with Scame enclosures and distribution boards, so you can hang a light from the same stand that carries a temporary notice or lock-off. For temporary power, plug-in versions mate with Scame 16 A and 32 A outlets; interlocked sockets give safe isolation. Charging draws can land on Scame wiring devices with 16 A spurs where USB-C PD is present. For pop-up zones, pair portable heads with Scame plugs and distributors to keep cabling neat and labelled.

Selection criteria for B2B clients

Output and beam Match lumen class to task area. Small rooms work at 1–2 klm; open bays and façades need 4–8 klm; long throws may need 10+ klm with narrower optics.
Ingress and durability Choose IP67 where hose-down is routine; IP65 suffices for dusty interiors. Target IK09 for tripod work in busy aisles.
Power method Use mains for all-day duty; deploy batteries where access is intermittent or cable routes are risky. Size packs for real runtimes at 30–35 °C ambient.
Glare and colour Control UGR in tight rooms; pick ≥90 CRI at 4,000 K for inspection, cooler CCT for distance and fog.
Logistics Standardise one tripod height and one connector family across the site; pre-kit spare packs and gaskets. Keep labels solvent-proof for weekly wash-downs.
Compliance Capture EN/IEC references in the submittal but keep the schedule compact; store LM-80/TM-21 and IP/IK sheets with the as-builts.

Advantages of working with Bankoflamps

You receive project-specific pricing tied to crew counts and shift plans, a named account manager, and live EU stock visibility before commitment. Quotes return fast, so weekend works don’t slip. Orders by EAN/MPN post cleanly into your ERP; downloadable price lists remain current through revisions. Your portal shows lead times and order status, plus purchase-history analytics to standardise lumen classes, tripod types, and charger formats across sites. Trusted clients can use post-payment terms up to 30 days. We plan consolidated shipments for multi-location drops and set price-validity windows so phased works remain predictable.