Technology is advancing at a rapid pace, and so are people’s expectations, which is the normal state of being human. Therefore, one can look forward to using indoor LED floodlights outdoors.

What is an indoor floodlight?
Indoor floodlights are different from outdoor natural light and are used in almost every home and office. Indoor floodlights only illuminate flooding within the house that occurs in the kitchen and bathrooms. Outdoor flood lights, on the other hand, only illuminate outdoor flooding that occurs, such as creek, lake, or pond flooding. As technology advances, one would think that in this day and age, manufacturers would be able to invent something extra to allow lights to work both indoors and out.
When discussing the basic characteristics of indoor flood lights, power, brightness, color temperature, shadows, soft light and reflected light should be considered.

What are Outdoor Flood Lights?
Outdoor flood lights are artificial light that is directed or diffused to provide relatively uniform illumination over a given area of considerable size. The actual definition of outdoor floodlight technology is not complicated.
Outdoor flood lights have a wide beam and high-intensity artificial light. They are commonly used to illuminate outdoor sports fields when outdoor sporting events are held in low light conditions.
These are also used as stage lighting in live performances such as concerts and plays. Outdoor flood lights typically measure 30/8 inches (3.75 inches) in diameter and 5 to 5.5 inches in length.

The difference between indoor and outdoor floodlights
It makes sense that indoor and outdoor floodlights are two different categories, with different characteristics and different uses. Therefore, there will be differences between the two in terms of power, brightness, color temperature, shading and soft light, and reflected light.