How does the flood/beam combo work? i've seen how others have worked and didn't like it
220548
I purchased one for my Sand Rail. I had the opportunity to use it this weekend and it worked Great!!!
220549
Its jus two lights in one instead of shinning far or wide it does both i have no complaints about mine except the on an off switch is junk u will have to pit a better one when it quits
220550
it is like the surface of the sun. Almost to bright... But well worth the money and I will buy another one for my RZR.
220551
If the pictures are correct for the item it seems like the outer internal shrouds/reflectors have a staggered design and the inner shrouds/reflectors are standard. In technical terms the flood reflectors are 90 degree and spots are 8 degree.
2150922
Definitely a flood beam, as to the degree I couldn't say exactly. But the beam does not project like a spot light. Very bright and rugged so far though.
1133608
At about 3 feet (from the illumination target) with the sleeve all the way back in flood mode, the beam is about 3 feet wide. Also at 3 feet, the beam (with the sleeve in spot mode) is about 4 inches across. Extrapolate that out to the distances you would need.
66017
I used it as a low beam application, it is not low/high, but I believe you can use it as a dedicated low or high beam.
2275405
I accidentally deleted my answer. I saw your response. At their website it mentions that the other design flood is large size for easier relamping...meaning changing bulbs. When you do find the answer please post it so that we will all be more informed. This lamp has a ten year warranty too...mine did.
932524
The directions with it do not state the beam spread. It is a spot not a flood and comes with 50W bulb. 60 degree would typically be a flood. These spots I would estimate are more like 25 degree. I have 3 highlighting very tall palm trees and they reach to the top. Whether it's a flood or spot is determined by the bulb I believe not the fixture. Typically to highlight landscape you use spots. Flood illuminate large areas close up. I have one on the front of my house for example. Hope this helps.
1433751
The pump acts as a trigger, there is no actual trigger on the blaster. It can reach a second story window, for me at least. All you do is use the pump and the water shoots out.
335292
Please dry it out -- bone dry, and then try. Hopefully this has not been tired when wet. As Martin says : Electronics and flood waters are not compatible.
1382697
this light is more of a spot (pin point) light than a flood light (area). in terms of brightness I think u can using enough of these lights.
1069190
I did very little adjusting on the high beams... the projectors are not movable. I would try it first before I would do anything to it.
446901
Sorry for the delay in answering, but we just installed it. We have the Beam tubing as well, and it works great. Hope this helps.
674211
Your 2d question: Yes you must go thru all 3 switching outputs until you get the one you want. It is actioned very quickly though and has never been an issue for me. Your 1st question; Although I have never measured the distance of the beam, I would judge it at around 1000 ft max of usable light. I'm sure you can see the light for at least a mile or more but for me its most useful at 300 to 500 ft and the splash of the light is very wide and not focusable.
1235980
We recently had significant flooding in our basement and used similar pumps to pump out the standing water. Our method was to attach garden hoses to each pump and drag those up the stairs and out the back door, allowing the water to be directed outside. Here's the problem with this particular model of pump. It has a discharge vent or some darn thing that shoots water up straight up into the air when it's pumping. I'm not sure what the function of this is and I have other pumps, none have this vent. So while pumping out the basement water, I'm afraid this pump would be spraying water all over and making a bigger mess. The Little Giant, if you can locate one, or a sump pump from your local hardware store may be a better option.
663816
It is a spot Flood combo, and works very well for the cost of the light. Iv'e had mine for since December and still works awesome.
1273899
The flood light is really going to limit how far you will be able to see as it does not reach out as far as the driving or spot patterns. For up close it will work well, the Amber light does not reflect back any where near as harshly in rain/fog/snow as the regular light does making it easier to see past the reflected light. As a side note the Amber does a nice job in dust as well.
1299427
It's definitely a flood pattern. It puts out great light, but it's a wide pattern. Good for about 15-20 ft with good brightness. I have 2 on my quad and they work REALLY well.
514721
There is no focus option for this light. The beam is very "floody" but it is bright enough that unless you truly need a spotlight this will work.