How wide is the light span coverage? I need to cover a 2'x3' area on a pet grooming table.
183429
I think you will be fine. Easily 2X3 feet. As a previous reviewer said the higher the greater the coverage. The reflectivity of the inside of the lamp is great. I believe it supports a 100 watt bulb. I use a 13 watt CFL that equals a 60 watt old fashioned bulb and it is more than enough to read by for geriatric eyes, in my other lamps I require a 100 watt bulb.
183430
I think it would cover the space, but not sure if would be sufficiently powerful (check the maximum wattage).
183431
It would cover the 2x3 area easily. It puts out a good amount of light. At least we're very pleased with it!
183432
This is more than adequate light but pay attention to the height....I presume you want overhead light and this IS a wonderful lamp but not tall--more for reading in a chair!!!
1865724
The light curtain is 6 meters wide (long) and 3 meters going down towards floor from where it hangs. We used four of these across 80 feet of windows for son's wedding and they were quite effective, even in daylight. Note power cord is only about 8', however, so you might need extension cord.
1495391
The light bar part is about an inch wide and when installed is 3" from the wall
187254
About 3x3 to 4x4 ft area.anything bigger you would need multiple lights or a 1000 watt.
1003231
The cross section of the 16 ft strip is about 1/2" by 3/16". See my comment to my post. Two of the 3 LED segments have stopped working after one year being exposed to the elements.
1261498
my dining room table is 48 inch diameter. I have it mounted above approx 25inch and it lights the area perfectly
289942
It's about 2ft wide. I don't think plastic blinds will interfere with the reception.
1789997
The picture size you describe would not be covered by this light. Perhaps you could use 2 lights if you want, that would cover it.
25167
I have this light for my indoor aquaponics system. You can see some pics of my system on my blog at www.whatisaquaponics.co but I have it close to my plants so it covers less than 2sq ft. Great light though.
2213854
I can't respond to those dimensions as my light is for a 13" x 16" painting surrounded by a 3-1/2" frame. The light certainly is satisfactory for my needs.
1451290
It is very close to the dimensions given. I remember wishing it was 2 inches longer, but we made it work. We use it as a cover for an kennel in the backyard for dog bathing. It has been out in the Florida sun for over a year with no signs of wear or fading.
986306
don't remember exact dimensions, but it is large enough to cover a 3 1/2 x 7 ft table nicely...
56081
Nate Berkus said on one of his design shows that 36 inches between fixture and table is a good standard. That gives enough room for a centerpiece and still leaves it easy to change the bulbs. I bought this fixture and put a swag chain on it and hung it in my living room in the corner with a low wattage bulb to just have a little light in there. It's pretty heavy.
1826032
I'd say you get a good workable light space of 9 to 11 feet. I have two lights that I put at that height in my garage for lighting on my 16 foot workbench side. And it gives good light for the full length with a cone of over lap since they are 8 feet apart and about five feet f ROM the wall. I am very pleased with the lights!
1437614
It should provide adequate coverage. PRoviding you come up with a good mounting solution for the light. You may need to arrange your coral and such in the center of the tank.
410082
Actual light area is 1" x 1/2" across. The light and casing measure 2" long plus the strap loop. When loop is closed it fits comfortably around a woman's thumb, snuggly around a bike handlebar, attaches nicely to a bike helmet.
1659674
The width is 3/4 inches. It's about 2 feet long. I just bought one to replace an old broken one on my outside lamp. It fit perfect and looks really nice. Steve