How far out does the light reach? My deck is 16` wide and 42` across. I'm thinking of mounting 3 spread across the deck.
883956
My deck is 55 by 10 and we have 2 fixtures. The light spills into the yard about 3 feet beyond deck. Great dark sky lighting.
883957
We have 5 of them at a vacation home, and the HOA restricts outdoor lighting. It has a perfect amount of down lighting. Fully illuminates the porch.
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!
264584
I light my deck with one from 15 feet it up it goes out over 20 ft out . You think the sun was still up . it a flood light not a spot
2005061
Light works great and is quite bright. How wide is going to depend on how high it is mounted. I would think two lights would give you the best result.
2265237
I discarded the mount and used two electrician's wire ties to mount my light. Because the light is bigger in the middle, it can't slip out at either end.
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I mounted them about 25 feet high and they light a very large area very well. As for the size, I'm really not sure. I've had other lights that just stopped working in a couple of months. This light comes on with the slightest movement and goes off when it's supposed to.
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I mounted a light from the bottom, but I had to cut down the round collar on the post cap. Be aware that the collar is 3" diameter and 1.75" tall.
662496
somewhere around the perimeter on the top. put as close as you can to the edge ,otherwise there will not be enough clearance for the light to fit properly
357288
I would do some measuring of the area you have to work with. I have a set of shelves in my home office with moveable spots on the each end, then I put a t-5 fixture i the middle? But the fixture is 2' x 10'' with only (two) 2' T-5's in it. It is in a finished black case made to hang. These lights are bright so you might not need this many? My selves are 8''x12'x3/4". All fixtures are adaptable. Look for custom made ones that are made to fit that space unless you are a carpenter and an can enclose your own space. Once again with two t-5 lights and the two canister spots with 50 watt grow lights it is very bright when all are turned on. Hope this helps
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It would work well at that height for a small area and be very bright directly underneath. The higher you mount the more the light will spread. I think 14 ft is optimum. Mine are mounted at 15ft and spaced about 10ft apart. Very uniform light configured like that.
518502
The over all width including the mounting brackets on each end is 10 inches. The width and hieght varies depending on how you mount the light.. I have it mounted on tod of a wall aiming at about 30 degrees to the ground. The width is 4.5 inches and the hieght is 5.5 inches. Please note that the output color is very bright white just before turning blue. the light is a spot light and not a flood... I hope this is useful information PA
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The maximum you can spread it is about 36-37 inches. However, when it's spread that far the lights are very close to the wall. If you want the lights out far enough to be usable, it's probably more like 34-35 inches. Hope this helps. I love the lights, it looks very nice above our bed.
164482
It is about 18 inches long and puts out a lot of light, but may not be enough for a full 36 in long stand. I would say it would depend on how high you need to hang it from your stand.
1502598
I've got mine mounted 8' off the ground. That gives me about a 10' beam of bright light and 20' of useable light. Hope this helps.
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I have mine mounted at approximately 15ft and the light output/spread is very good.
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The light will spread 2ft to 3 ft on either side of the bulb and about a foot in front and back so in total you will have a 3ft ×5ft coverage area. Roughly 15 sqft
618997
I'm using 2 36-48" lights for a 72" tank. I have full coverage but have to use two remotes, with 2 control panels - there is not an extra spot to join 2 into one panel.