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Like the [[Spotlight]], the '''Floodlight''' is [[Energy|Seabase powered]]. It will not provide lighting if the Seabase it is connected to does not have power.
Like the [[Spotlight]], the '''Floodlight''' is [[Energy|Seabase powered]]. It will not provide lighting if the Seabase it is connected to does not have power.


When placing with the Habitat Builde, the '''Floodlight '''will be shown in three different colors. Red, means you can't build it there. Yellow means you can build it but it will be unpowered. Green means you can build it and it will be powered
When placing with the Habitat Builder, the '''Floodlight''' will be shown in three different colors. Red means you can't build it there. Yellow means you can build it, but it will be unpowered. Green means you can build it and it will be powered.


The '''Floodlight''' consumes 0.5 energy every 3 seconds.
The '''Floodlight''' consumes 0.5 energy every 3 seconds.

Revision as of 22:17, 11 August 2017

This article is about the Floodlight. You may be looking for the Spotlight.

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Recipe

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Data Bank Entry

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The standard issue floodlight is battery-powered, and designed to focus a bright beam of light in a single direction, useful in all kinds of industrial and emergency operations. Functions in all known environments. The battery is replaceable.

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Trivia

  • Originally the Floodlight was powered by a battery instead by powered bases.
    • Despite the change, the data bank entry still says it is battery-powered.