What the.....

It's a mix of awesomeness and pointlessness

But overall I like it!

Pretty cool. I've actually been thinking of an LED NEMA myself, but seeing how LED panels are flat, the bucket would be pointless.

I'm surprised they are still improving the NEMA design, considering full cutoff is all the rage these days. I wonder what the lamp/inside of this fixture looks like.

I am wondering the same thing.

BTW, guys this has the old style non-rippled reflector.

I'll take that optical assembly....but the head can stay Something tells me the driver (and maybe the LEDs) will die early with the design of this head. Actually, I've seen a retrofit kit for a GE PowrBracket, and the light distribution looks quite terrible. The LEDs do shine straight down, leaving a dark stripe on the upper part of the refractor.

A LED NEMA? Yuk!!!!!!!!!

I just saw this today nice looking fixture too bad its not mercury.. although it might look pretty neat at night with the sparkles of LED.

I bet they made these NEMA heads because it's a security light it lets light go in all directions illuminating all around, making it a good security light showing around where people would go and preventing people from doing bad things at night.

Full cutoff fixtures limit the spread of light, so that's why they still make these is my guess.

Wow! An LED bucket light, I still wouldn't buy it.

Where is the bona fide bulb?

If they are going to push LEDs on us, I would rather have these than those giant flyswatters of kitty-litter scoops that are now being pushed onto us.

Yeah this at least looks like the fixtures they replace instead of looking like a giant metal waffle. I wonder how it would look if someone stuck a gumball on one.

LEDs in a NEMA head seems very makeshift. If anything, this should have a FCO reflector becuase the refractor does absolutly NOTHING with the LED panel facing straight down. Plus, this won't illuminate as widely as an HID NEMA head. The NEMA itself is nice, but if I were to get one i'd invest in a mercury vapor ballast lol.

It looks like on these AEL NEMAs have the same ballast mount as a yardlight so you might be able to cram that in. I know in some NEMAs where the ballast mounts to the top of the head will need a special NEMA ballast.

I'd rather have these over a regular LED fixture, I wonder what the insides are designed like?

Not bad.....LNH I assume means LED NEMA Head

Was looking at getting some floods from the wholesalers, but ended up getting an "expensive" ( Salesmans words) PL26 fitting. $30 for the PL unit, the LED ( 25W LED Die inside) was nearly $ 100. I have been using cheap ( not really, but got free) LED motion sensing fittings as temp floods at home, after removing the sensor unit.

Got a quote on this fixture a while back - $397!