How far does it throw light at enough brightness to see faces?
877947
Depending on how high you hang I'm mine is at about 10 feet shines about 30 feet on the floor don't like the cool white recomed day white other whys goog
1417874
I can see my fence (in pure darkness; no lights) at 65 feet from camera. The image is a bit grainy, but you can easily see a body or movement - you will not be able to see facial features. At about 30 feet, images are clear for me. One thing that impacts the image is the angle at which the camera points. My camera sits under the soffit, and points downward at about a 25-30 degree angle and gives me decent view up to about 30 feet. At that angle, this causes the LEDs to point downward, thus "lighting" up that area, while sacrificing distance. If I pointed the camera towards the long distance, I get better imaging with distance. But still, at 100 feet, no luck with facial features. If you have a street light nearby, this helps quite a bit and I can get the 100 feet. My second camera on other side of house has a streetlight nearby and I can see past 100ft. Hope this helps.
1741532
At 3 feet from object a small 4in spot and a fainter 3ft area of illumination. Very powerful for a on AA battery light.
846801
Yes, but I doubt you'll find it too bright. It is a very low light. More of a glow than a light really.
87153
19 inches. It has the brightest light I have yet to see in a makeup mirror. I don't even have to turn it on full strength.
2207643
You'll ultimately have to gauge this yourself, but I don't believe they're bright enough to stand out as obvious unless you're looking up, or specifically looking for the camera lens. The infrared LED's are very dim and unidirectional, they're not anywhere near as bright as an LED light on your car dash or alarm clock. They do not throw a red lighting pattern like you might think. So I don't view them as a light source someone would immediately be drawn to while walking around, or a light source you'll notice out of the corner of your eye from that distance. I mounted 1 of mine at 7' in a corridor at my front door to make it obvious, but the others are at 10' or higher, and people just don't see the dim glow.
211435
I have a pair mounted on my jeep and they will illuminate an object up to about 125 to 150 yards. Much farther if the object is reflective, such as a street sign.
906856
My guess would be 75 to 90 lumen, its not super bright, but it is plenty bright enough to light up a dark hallway or parts of your home inside well enough to see pretty good. It does work well but its no Surefire. If your wanting it for use indoors, it should put off enough light for you. It does make a bit more light then those cheapo handgun mini lights.
582033
This light is bright but I point it down, 10-12feet in front of me. No car has flashed their lights at me so it must ne okay. It projects a white light in the center about four feet. The radius of light is enough even outside of the four feet. I've only used it twice at night and so far I like it.
1120705
Yes, I'd say so. It is bright but the swivel head will allow you to point it down to limit the range of the light.
490214
It would depend on your height but, I'm about 5'6 and I can see everything except my face unless I'm far away.
1489514
It does illuminate pretty good better near than far but I think far enough if you have your headlights set up right.
99549
Doubt they will illuminate that far away. You'll need something more powerful.
1114321
I don't know but it will hurt if you look at it too close! All I can say is Bright . It's an easy upgrade worth the money
1349834
You get about a 5-6 inch circle of light at a distance of 4 inches. It hits like nothing on my light meter.
530199
enough to brighten a dark corner. I'm using a 75w bulb and it gives a nice bright glow to the corner and the light is good enough to read by if you're sitting by it.
988677
Sorry, but I can't answer that. I didn't get that far with it; just saw that it wasn't bright enough and sent it back.