Could this light be used on a vertical garden?
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I would think no, its not as intense of an LED as some brands like USA Satalite+, or ones that can be made at buildmyLED dot com, the light will be much weaker the farther you get from the source, your lower sections will ultimately be starved of lights. Over an aquarium, at 2 feet below it, its barely giving off "low light" so unless you have a short vertical garden and only growing low light plants.. I'd recommend you look into another brand. Just to be clear, this is all speculation based on experiences using these for aquariums. I have no experience with vertical gardens and this light to give first hand knowledge.
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My opinion is that it would be fine for such. If you needed brighter I would consider the Ray2 light but it might be too much for low light plants.
702465
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.
1284025
Yes, it could easily be mounted vertically. Very nice template included to help you drill the holes.
1032297
Yes, but remember the solar panel on top of the light has to be facing the sun position.
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I would say no. The lights are very heavy. You really have to have a hoop pole that is cemented in the ground. I would't take a chance with these lights.
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I dont see why it wouldnt work outside BUT not what it is made for. Light is extremely bright so might effect neighbors and I would worry about it being damaged or stolen. Great light tho!
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It can certainly be done. An issue to be faced is the differing distances these two light types require from the plants. HPS generates a great deal of heat and, in most cases, will need to be several feet from the top of the canopy whereas these LEDs will lose effectiveness over that kind of distance.
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Patricia, it doesn't need to put in the ground to work. It was designed as yard/path lighting but just as long as you flower planter is near sunlight it will work for you
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Nope - it is designed to be used as part of a low voltage lighting system as you would use in your garden.
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Depends on how tall the trees are.... I would look for a more powerful light
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Hello, I believe it would light up without any problems, my light shines down on the ground with about a 10 foot circle on the ground. As for the thickness, I am not sure. I have mine on a 20 ft telescoping pole.
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No I do not think this light would work well for that. It is bright but only for a small circle area under its top. The light doesn't project well. I think you would be straining your eyes.
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I would not use this light in an outdoor application. Both the top and bottom are open, exposing the bulbs and housing to the elements. There are better choices.
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The light source does rotate vertically, allowing you to adjust the forward range of the light. There is no lateral adjustment, though.
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It could but would be dependent on depth of water how high up they where towards the surface and their type. This light will not support something like red planet.
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The directions say either way but vertical is best . That's the way I installed it and it went very well . Very happy with light .