How much is the beam angle?
320468
$12 or 90 degrees, forgot which one but google manufacturer and you will be annoited with knowledge
182681
Unfortunately - no. Mine failed after fewer than 1000 hours of operation so no longer available as a reference. I do recall that although I purchased these as landscape lights the box said indoor use only. I called the distributor and they told me that they were perfectly fine for outdoor landscape applications provided they were kept cool and dry. Translated labels are rarely a slave to details - this is no exception. Give the distributors a call and they can explain beam angle.
844655
Don't know the beam because mine never worked from the moment it came in the mail. I can't recommend this item
830324
Hard to say exactly but I have my light pointed at an angle of about 30 degrees down from the horizontal and it lights an area out to about 100'. If I had the lights pointed straight out it would probably light an area of about 200'. I highly recommend the lights from the standpoint of motion detector reliability and very good light output.
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.
1746140
not a sharp pin point beam, more diffused than that, as far as the angles, you need a swivel mount, as on a tripod, when mounting using the shoe mount. In other words, it comes with stationary mounting hardware.
1845407
I have not measured the beam in lumens, but gear reviewers have and it lives up to its stated lumens which is 830 I believe. It really is an impressive flashlight, I love mine!
294420
Greetings! 51 inches when bulb portion is flat at 45 degree angle, just as pictured here. The neck is so flexible (and sturdy), tho, that I can position lamp to point much higher--at ceiling when I want it as background lighting that works well for a25 by 20 room. Angles at any angle for reading or other tasks, too. Tammy Mae
38840
If you look directly into the device, there will be a faint res dot. You can not see any light otherwise. It will throw out to about 150 yards effectively, maybe a bit more. There ia about a 30 degree angle either side od center.
2198862
I no longer have the wedge to measure it, but my memory says it was around 20-25 degree angle. Hope that helps!
1062066
I honestly don't know the angle. However, I have two recessed lights on my porch and it turns the night into day. Love these bulbs and they are the best that I have purhased to date.
1014687
Its either 130 or 180 lumens. Its very bright and you can focus in the beam.
916001
Hi Ron , I don't know exactly what angle it is but I use 3 of them and they are strong , sturdy and work fine.
370093
About 15 - 20 feet depending on the amount of indoor light. More in the dark. Beam doesn't level multiple dimensions though. Best suited for flat surfaces like walls, not construction applications.
502105
It is less than a foot..but really close. It measures approximately 11 5/8. Top of the beam is 16.25"
845927
I don't know the exact degree of angle tilt however I would say a little less than "the eye ball Kind" but still a good degree of tilt, I tilted mine to accent some paintings and cabinets and did not even consider it an issue . I have 10 of them in my kitchen ,replaced 50watt Halogen -- what a remarkable difference in temperature,-the Leds although a little hard to get used to the "brightness" of the light are dimmable but not good as the halogen , but still the heat difference is worth it by itself
1792367
Yes.. You can't change the beam but the height and side ways angle can be adjusted.