How broad is the beam? Are these more spot or a uniform wide output?
179560
Has a wide beam but I ended up adding a 1 inch extension to it as the bulk is a little shorter than the incandescents. This helped a lot so the bulb wasn't so high up in the recessed can narrowing the beam. Hope this helps. Bulb is very bright - brighter than the 120 watt bulbs that you can't buy anymore.
179561
The bulb is great. the output is a uniform wide.Like a standard flood light.
179562
This bulb is the same as a incandescent flood lamp with a uniformly wide output. I think it's the equivalent of a 75 or 100 watt flood light.
174791
yes very wide angle...sorry no pics..im doing a custom install also, not done yet.. think about upgrading bulb to hid later... lights have a nice "u" pattern ......
1212725
I have only ran them by hand, not on the bike yet. They appear to cast a wide beam and are very bright. If you look into them you will see spots for a while. They do not appear to shoot a long thin beam, bit will get the attention of anyone coming at you and will light up a trail very well. Ok, just went outside and touched the wires to my battery and the main part, brightest, of the beam is a good 4 foot wide at 20 foot distance. Hope that helps.
1971115
It will depend on how high.. I have them at 9' the width of the spread is appox. 3' of strong beam of light.. remember these are small spots..
844657
I'm assuming your referring to beam focus or dispersion. I don't have exact degree but this is more of a narrow focus beam. Probably no more than 20 degrees.
1433874
Spot beam is good for long range sight, the driving lights brighten a shorter and wider distance to cover the road in front. I recommend both for optimum visibility.
1502597
I don't know if this is the answer you're looking for as my experience with these LED par 38s is that they tend to be between a spot light and a flood light. So the angle of the light dispersion is not as wide as a typical flood light, but not quite as narrow as a spot. If you absolutely must have a wide flood, I don't believe you will be satisfied with these. Buy one and try it out first? Hope this is helpful.
656810
It has a powerful, focused beam that should be exactly what you're looking for. It also has wide angle light at the same time. It's one truly awesome light!
1433872
The spot light have a liger range than the drivin lights. The spots have a more beam like effect as where the driving have a wide come like effect. I suggest spot for more light down range.
1063413
It casts about a good 50 to 60 yards. It floods and spot. But the spot is not a concentrated beam. For the price they are bright. Good kelvin color!
786819
If I Remember correctly it's 180 lm on high and it does have a low mode but I don't know the lumens. It is a flood beam good for close-up work but the 180 lm does not shine very far because it's so wide of the beam
1277847
each light is 27 watts or 1550 lumen, they are not spot lights but rather wide beam work lights
488668
Has a 35 degree beam spread (spot). I am using in the bathroom overhead vanity bar and they do just fine. Hope this helps, We LOVE them and have replaced all the lights in our house with LEDs! Power bill really reflects it, too.
682933
This light creates a wide bright beam. I use one as a back up light and it is more than enough light. I don't know about going through glass and what to anticipate for glare or reflection.
1811286
They are bright spot lights. Not dim at all. I have two under a big tree. Lights up the whole tree. Not sure of the width.
1320426
More periphery than spotlight. It throws a very broad and balanced beam. Up close the light looks green but far out it makes everything look like it's in High Def. Very bright and very clear light. Probably the best quality you can get in a flashlight at the price.
935793
I don't have any technical information on hand about the comparable brightness, but I can give you my opinion from using these every weekend for shows. At heir brightest, they are easily brighter than the normal 200 W lightbulb, but they can be dimmed smoothly through the range up to that level. They are bright enough that it is wise to avoid looking at them directly. The white color setting appears to be the brightest, so they can be run comfortably at a higher setting when you use a darker color like blue or red. The color setting can also be adjusted to get any variation of color you are looking for. I use eight across the front of my stage, and that is more than enough to light the stage and spotlight performers.