would work sitting on the table around the pole and shining the light up? If so would the white be the brightest? The pole isn't that sturdy
348867
I don't think it would work well that way. It seem to work better the higher up the pole it is, since that allows it to give a wider area of light. I think if you needed to do that, you would be better off buying some sort of lantern to put on the table instead.
348868
yes it would work sitting on the table with the light shining up - and it definitely would be the brightest.
348869
the light itself is not heavy so the sturdiness of the pole should not matter. I have a standard umbrella pole on my table and it holds very well. If you turn the light with the light facing upward you're not probably going to get the amount of light you desire to work with. Shining it downward gives off a nice light, enough to see papers, but more to what I would say mood lighting. Enough to see and work from but not for long periods.
1326855
The light is very dim. Would not be sufficient to light a dining area. However it would give it a nice sparkle!I use on under my deck umbrella but in addition to other deck lighting and candles. I bring it inside when not in use.
2264475
I don't think it would give enough light for your purposes . Think of it as a good closet light or as a work lamp.
837938
Probably wouldn't be as bright and wouldn't glow as long as it would if it received better light than what you are describing.
263187
I don't think that would give you the light that you are looking for. It's very bright but you need to be sitting within 12 inches of the light to get any affect. You would probably want to get a bigger light that was meant for lighting a larger area. This is a great light for light therapy, but not for lighting a whole room. I also think the light bulbs wouldn't last very long in that situation.
1146520
It could be, providing powerful enough bulbs are installed in it... The chandelier is capable of spreading the light in all directions...You may be able to find 150W or 200W bulbs for it that could provide really good brightness.
846802
Yes, that would work. While I do not find it too bright at all (maybe half as bright as an iphone screen), I do think that covering part of it with masking tape or (even better) electrical tape would decrease the light output.
44524
It will definitely not be enough light, IMO. Light does not penetrate very deep and the light itself is not very wide either.
264586
YES! Are there neighbors nearby? Really, this is very bright. If the flag is ten feet away you might consider lower wattage (at least the next size down). You'll be pleased with the light color as it is a true white. That'll keep the colors bright! Good luck!
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Just as someone here answered the higher you go the higher the area it will light up. I provided pictures for a 20ft pole but total is around 16ft of height due to in ground of around 3-4 ft. Do know that on cloudy days the amount it will last will be reduced. I am considering replacing and putting a dusk till dawn light in its place and re-installing on an area that is just too far for me to wire.
1010071
It shouldn't be too bright especially since you can control the angle of the light. Worse case scenario? Try it, and if it doesn't work it's very handy for a lot of other things....or send it back. I think you'll like it.
354377
Yes, I think they would work on a light table. They are awesome to play with and build with.
289804
My pole is 25' and I have the light about 8' off the ground. It works great and lights up the flag just fine. The only problem I see in your case is that you would have to keep the solar panel clean due to ground level dust and rain splash. Other than that, it should work fine.
756917
I haven't tried that yet, but I don't see why not. Keep the led light low voltage but with plenty of lumen. I think the idea is for low heat. It will work. Make sure led bulb isn't oversized, the globe wont snap back on...the original bulb isn't very large.
1317711
I can't answer part 1 of this question, but regarding their looks when unlit I will comment. I set mine on a table (thus I don't use the pole); it looks good in that application. If you use the pole, there are other models with a sleeker, torchlike shape that are aesthetically better I think.
1276460
It would work on a table like a nite light but depending on how long the light is lit, you will be replacing batteries often just as you would with any battery operated device. I hope this helps you. Good luck.
1533773
I have this for my 8 ft table and it lights it up were you can play. I just wish it was brighter.