Would the 10w version be bright enough to light trees for holiday decorations, from the base to maybe 20ft up the trunk?
312714
Yes, but it would be a very soft light because this is a flood light not a spot light like you would normally use to light a tree.
312715
Sort of, I have mine 20 ft. up in a tree to provide light in the yard below. It is a soft glow. If you were trying to light something you wanted people to see from the street I would suggest going to a brighter one.
1946395
It is quite bright and I guess I will do the job as long is dark enough. But, you will be expending more on batteries, cause once the run down, it wont be as bright.
1188572
we have been using it as a night light and i would say it is almost too bright at full intensity. it illuminates the ceiling brightly even with the room lights on. not sure how you need to use it, several feet easily. 10w is quite allot for LED sure you'll be happy.
179985
I would say that it is definitely bright enough, but you will need plenty of space as it is quite big. A tall person will need to duck under it.
1607352
Depends on the size of your shop and how bright you need it to be. I would say generally, yes but it may be a little dim.
1442518
I think this light is very bright, and would work. I use it for the inside of a chicken coop, and it has much more light than what I want for that purpose - I wish it wasn't so bright. Not sure how big your trees are, but this puts out quite a bit of light.
276763
It is not very bright. i have focused the lights on a tree but the light hardly reaches the leaves. the max you might get is 2 feet
364703
I'd say they're not quite as bright as a 60 W light bulb, but pretty close. You could definitely use a few of them to light up a small shed. Perhaps 1 would work, depending on the size of the shed. They're definitely way brighter than a regular flashlight.
929640
While it is a very good light, I would guess it would barely light the top of the palm, but would cast light most of the trunk. I would use a 3 watt uplight.
633368
It depends on how bright you want the light to be - see Manufacturer's website
384140
I live on a small 5 acre lot wooded, so I may not be the right person to answer this :) This light is VERY bright compared to a lot of the crap lights I have bought. The brightest setting is to bright for my use, In my chicken shed or walking out to my wood barn. I wood say in a field this thing would lamp it up !!! I think your dad would be very happy ! I also bought the GOOD rechargeable batteries !!! Good Luck Merry Christmas :)
733392
Yes, this light should work for your sign just fine. Specially if you are talking outside at night Time. Yet, this is not a spot light. It is not super bright. To go brighter you may want to go with the same type light but 20w instead. Also keep in mind the 10w is a 12v. Great if you plan to connect it to solar power.
500990
Sorry, I have no idea. I was only interested in running some Christmas Tree lights in a parade. However at this price point I rather dough it.
251731
Wish I could answer but don't really know. I live in eastern hardwood area with woods close in everywhere. Walking on road is best ex. and it reaches way out, literally opens up the night with a broad beam like some great big Wheat ,sp.?, light use to do in coon hunting. Can best say that I'm well pleased so far. Drawback is that the highest lumens are only sustained for the first several uses and then the batteries can't put out that full power...but still put out an excellent level.
156771
sure, but i would not advise it. you would do better with 3 or 4, 10 watt units. these lights are real bright and hard to look into, unless they are hung overhead.
258015
Yes, I would definitely think so. The light given off these bulbs is a pretty soft amber glow and should light your outdoor space great!
1344649
Probably not. While bright enough in usual settings, it ptobably does not have the power you will need.