how much are does this light covers? i have outside approximately 50' area. Is one light enough for this area?
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I think that type of square footage will need 2 lights (on opposite sides of the room) to obtain the maximum effect.
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Based on the size of the area I used to test mine, you will definitely need at least 4 of these for the desired effect.
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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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I would say that the area of illumination is only 2-3'. You would need several of these. I use them to light a peculiar step on my deck and secured them right next to the step riser. Hope this helps you. I would suggest you try a couple of them to determine how they would work for you.
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I just did a project where I set up a set of 10 lights (one 300 tape in 10 pieces) with the furthest approximately 50 feet out. Splicing into the line where needed. There's no significant brightness drop along the line. I didn't measure voltages though if you're looking for precision.
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We installed them under a covered porch that is 50ft x 14ft and they look great. They provide plenty of light. Hope this helps!!
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This light is about the equivalent of a 100W bulb and it will light up an area of about 40' to 50'. The detecting motion has a range of settings with the maximum being about 45' by 45'
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I bought two fixtures to light up my front door. They are placed roughly 10 feet in front of the door and to each side. They are very bright and light up the door as well as the 50 watt par flood light. However, 10 feet is a lot less than the 25 feet that you are trying to illuminate. Obviously, you will get some light. Whether it will be sufficient for your desires is questionable.Paul R.
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I might estimate a full back yard and a half. It's not as distant as my main and favorite light the Dorcy -------Dorcy 41-4750 180-Lumen which Amazon sells, but it's a good compact light and is bright in it's own way and I just like the feeling of ownership.
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The picture size you describe would not be covered by this light. Perhaps you could use 2 lights if you want, that would cover it.
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I have the lights mounted about 12 feet high. One lights the area around my garage and it covers most of the driveway. The other one covers about 20 or 30 feet of the sidewalk going to the front door. One thing to note is that the sensor is adjustable, as is the time it stays on. Our lamps are exposed to some lousy weather and they continue to be reliable.
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It gives off plenty of light. I am using a 75 watt bulb in both and they light up my whole living room. I think it will be perfect for your area.
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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....
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Hello! Yes it would provide plenty of light. We have 17 acres and it has proven its worth time and time again. I would recommend it.
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As a matter of fact I used 6 x 50 watt lights. I took the line of 100 feet and cut in half and have about 50 feet going in each direction attached to the Power Supply. The supply is attached to the back of a tree out of sight. I screwed a piece of wood, 1/2" x 3" x 12" to the rear of the tree to prevent sap from dripping and collecting on the power supply. I hand wrapped the two ends of the wire together and attached to the power supply, 50 feet going each way. It is working very well.
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The one over my back deck is just about 10' or just a little under and it covers my 20' deck plus the neighbors yard and my back yard so I wouldn't worry about the coverage. I am very happy with the light. I have one on the side of my house that covers my 80' plus driveway and more, and that one is maybe around 15' high. Bruce
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We are using this as a spotlight in front of our building at night. We have a series of them to light up the front. The LED is extremely bright. I would suggest going to a store that sells this product so you can see how it illuminates. I am not sure how big an area you are looking to light but this throws light up about 20 ft. and about 15 ft. wide with the fixture being about 2 ft. from the front of the building.
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Just to cover a half of a bush. You will need to get to sets of these lights to cover a whole bush. This was some I tried out,but it's not worth getting it to light up for Christmas. You barely can see them in your bushes. Next time I will be buying the real lights so it can brighten my bush. But it might works for you. Give a try and you can let me know how it worked out for you. Good luck Vickie. Take care.