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LED spotlight and floodlight CAD blocks in three-quarter, side and lens face views
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Lighting CAD blocks

LED Spotlight CAD Blocks — Floodlights and Uplights

A dozen LED spotlights and floodlights in 28 views, with stake, bracket and recessed mountings.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
inches
Entities
5,7352,182 lines, 1,993 polylines, 1,034 arcs, 377 splines, 98 circles, 37 ellipses, 12 hatches, 1 block reference and 1 paragraph text
Layers
1 (layer 0)
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
970 KB
Updated

About this block

Twelve or so LED spotlights and floodlights fill three rows, and each is drawn three times: a three-quarter view showing the body and heat-sink fins, a side elevation with the tilt bracket, and a round face view with the lens array laid out — one, three, four, seven, nine or eighteen diodes depending on the fitting. Mountings vary: surface plates, adjustable knuckles, ground spikes with trailing cable, a recessed ceiling downlight and a flush in-ground uplight. Twenty-eight views in 5,735 entities.

Exterior lighting drawings need the face view for the plan symbol and the side elevation for the aiming angle, which is why both are here. Use the stake-mounted fittings in planting beds on a landscape lighting layout, the bracket floods on facades and car-park walls, and the in-ground uplight where a column or a tree is washed from below. On a section at 1:20 the side elevation gives the projection from the wall face, the dimension that decides whether the fitting clears a cill.

The drawing is 1,993 polylines, 2,182 lines, 1,034 arcs, 377 splines and 12 hatches, all on layer 0 with a single insert. Copy the face view on its own when you only need a plan symbol; it is a circle with the diode pattern inside and it scales down to a legible 5 mm dot on a 1:100 layout. Keep the three views of a fitting together as one block with its base point on the mounting face, so aiming a fitting becomes a rotation rather than a redraw.

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Questions

What mountings are shown?

Surface plates, adjustable knuckle brackets, ground spikes with cable, a recessed ceiling downlight and a flush in-ground uplight.

Can I use the round face view as a plan symbol?

Yes. It is a circle with the diode array inside and stays readable when scaled down for a 1:100 lighting layout.