ZY8606SC
Crane-mounted narrow beam
- Power options by configuration
- 240 / 300 / 360 / 400 / 480 W
- Beam options
- 18° / 25°
- Input voltage
- 90–305 VAC
Industrial LED Floodlights & Spotlights
Put the light where the work happens.
Compare industrial flood, spot and area-lighting families for yards, equipment and elevated mounting positions. Match the beam and aiming arrangement to the actual site.
Developed and manufactured by TORMIN.
Wenzhou, China · Since 2003.
Find the right configuration.
Selected series for different installation requirements.
ZY8606SH
High-pole open-area lighting
- Power options by configuration
- 300 / 400 W
- Input voltage
- 90–305 VAC
- CRI
- Ra70; Ra80 optional
ZY8601S
Compact area lighting
- Power options
- 30 / 40 / 50 / 60 / 80 W
- Rated voltage
- 100–240 V AC
- Ingress protection
- IP66
ZY8607S
Transport-corridor lighting
- Power options by configuration
- 25–80 W
- Beam options
- 60°×80° / 90°×110° / 200°
- CRI
- Ra 70(80 optional)
Values are model- and configuration-specific. Confirm the selected variant and its complete technical documentation before ordering.
Compare the starting points.
Key differences to guide your enquiry. Open each product for its full specification.
| Series | Selection focus | Key specification | Configuration detail | Your enquiry |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZY8606SC | Crane-mounted narrow beam | Power options by configuration240 / 300 / 360 / 400 / 480 W | Beam options18° / 25° | |
| ZY8606SH | High-pole open-area lighting | Power options by configuration300 / 400 W | Input voltage90–305 VAC | |
| ZY8601S | Compact area lighting | Power options30 / 40 / 50 / 60 / 80 W | Rated voltage100–240 V AC | |
| ZY8607S | Transport-corridor lighting | Power options by configuration25–80 W | Beam options60°×80° / 90°×110° / 200° |
ZY8606SCCrane-mounted narrow beam
- Power options by configuration
- 240 / 300 / 360 / 400 / 480 W
- Beam options
- 18° / 25°
- Input voltage
- 90–305 VAC
ZY8606SHHigh-pole open-area lighting
- Power options by configuration
- 300 / 400 W
- Input voltage
- 90–305 VAC
- CRI
- Ra70; Ra80 optional
ZY8601SCompact area lighting
- Power options
- 30 / 40 / 50 / 60 / 80 W
- Rated voltage
- 100–240 V AC
- Ingress protection
- IP66
ZY8607STransport-corridor lighting
- Power options by configuration
- 25–80 W
- Beam options
- 60°×80° / 90°×110° / 200°
- CRI
- Ra 70(80 optional)
Family ranges cover multiple versions; not every combination is available. Values shown retain the configuration qualifiers in the product documentation.
Start with your application.
Compare industrial flood, spot and area-lighting families for yards, equipment and elevated mounting positions. Match the beam and aiming arrangement to the actual site.
Discuss your requirementsDefine the target area
Provide the area size, working task and required lighting level.
Locate the mounting points
Share pole or structure height, setback and aiming restrictions.
Review beam and glare
Choose distribution using the site layout, nearby occupants and spill-light constraints.
Confirm exposure and supply
Specify mains voltage, corrosion exposure, ambient conditions and control needs.
Review the model.
Check the documents.
Use the exact model reference to bring the product data and your installation requirements together.
Available documents and approval scope vary by model and version.
A few practical questions.
Details that help move your selection forward.
What is the difference between a floodlight and a spotlight?
The distribution and intended coverage differ. Compare actual beam data and mounting geometry rather than relying only on the product name.
Can crane and high-pole fixtures use the same mounting arrangement?
Do not assume so. Confirm bracket geometry, attachment method and site mechanical requirements for each fixture.
How should outdoor coverage be checked?
Use the selected fixture’s photometric data with mounting height, aiming and site geometry. A simple beam-width estimate is only an initial guide.
Let’s define your requirements.
Provide the area size, working task and required lighting level. Include a model reference if you have one.
Already have a specification?
Include the required configuration, quantity and supporting document requirements in your message.