Can this light up a 7 foot tree
900818
Sorry, but the light output on this "one light" is not strong enough....it would take 3 or more lights and by the time you invest in that much time and money, you could invest in an "electric" spot light....
900819
The light at night is a bluish light... you would probably need two. Good luck...
900820
It will not light it as bright as a low-voltage light, but will put light onto it. I use two of these to light a water fountain that is approx 4 ft high. I have two so light is angled from two sides. It is not brightly lit, but does show off the fountain.
2130904
It will depend on how high u hang it but it is very bright I am happy with mine I have mine about 8 foot high and it lights up my area
2198328
Absolutely! This light includes field-cuttable cord allowing you to hang the light at your desired height.Thanks for your question.
580399
Yes. The light will illuminate the branches. Looks great when the light sort of bends around the branches giving you a 3 day effect. Looks fantastic!
1183366
Yes, in fact I am using it on my Christmas tree instead of a timer. Since my tree has all white lights, I have my controller set to turn the module on with a softer illumination. It looks so much nicer.
1161981
Hello,The tree is very bright. Outside it's perfect but inside it could light up your entire house. I'm not sure about dimming options. I don't think that would've possible. It is a beautiful tree compared to most. Wish I could have helped more.
648918
Yes. I use these lights in our front yard and they illuminate the second story of our home. Not sure how bright you want it. It's not super bright, just accent lighting. However as I have bought replacement bulbs I foun that depending on the brand, you can get it much brighter.
545378
As mentioned, this light will light up the retinas of animals, probably at 400 yards. But you're not going to recognize your friends or read a billboard at that distance. I took mine to a golf course when I got it and it's amazing. It will easily light up an oak tree at about 200 yards. It'a good light. I recommend it.
2046910
No. You would need significantly more light. I would suggest (2) 4-foot bulbs at the very minimum...
698974
Yes. Sort of. I have one always under tree branches. .and it seems to light up fine.
1925035
If it's a six foot palm, I'd say yes. But since palm trees do grow taller, I doubt they light up one that is much taller. Did you plan on putting all four lights on one tree, or one light on four separate trees? Remember each light is just 20 watts. These are more mood lights and not really spots.
1201749
The light is cold white. I have them shining on the base portion of two larger trees. I don't think there would be an issue with a tree of that height. They work great for me. The light is bright enough also. I wouldn't want it any brighter for my purpose.
1588124
Definitely should. It's bright. Safe distance I'd say is within 5' away and giving you a solid 3' wide lighting area. It's a spot light less "fanning" more direct beam.
2041425
I currently have 2 lighting up a mid size red maple. 40' or taller. It is at the end of a 200' run. Works great
558988
Kind hard to compair as it's a diffrent kind of light. But the 120 buld lights up a tree abut 50 foot away, but not brightly. I would guess bout equal to a 60 watt in area but seem brighter when you look directly at it. I was hoping it would lige up the area for our dogs when they go out at night rather than turning on the 6 sofit lights to save money. It works but keep in mind it's not a bright as a pole light if you are expecting something light that.
1711724
I don't know and I'm not climbing the tree in the middle of winter to find out. I will say it works fine but at 10 hour flood the light is like a full moon which to me is not nearly enough. If I had to do it over again I would have gone bigger.
1167337
I believe you can go up to 32ft ( two strands of lights)with one power unit...after that there is a piece you need to boost the power... You can visit HitLight main web page to double verify...hope this helps