Could you pls provide FLOOD ANGLE? It's a tough spec for LED PAR 38s, but please inform us, OK?
1502597
I don't know if this is the answer you're looking for as my experience with these LED par 38s is that they tend to be between a spot light and a flood light. So the angle of the light dispersion is not as wide as a typical flood light, but not quite as narrow as a spot. If you absolutely must have a wide flood, I don't believe you will be satisfied with these. Buy one and try it out first? Hope this is helpful.
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.
1388083
More of a flood type work light. Produce good light up to say 25-30'. If you are looking for long range driving lights these are Not what your looking for.
911560
A little of both but leaning toward flood..... super bright. what is your application?
15367
It would be better to use a LED with an IP44 rating than these IP30 rated LEDs. Otherwise it should say suitable for wet locations.
1412467
The light from a PAR bulb is focused. If you seek a broad flood, try a BR30 or BR40.
799601
Not quite omni directional. If you look at the mfg website, http://www.g7power.com/A19-LED-Light-Bulb-870-Lumen-9.5-Watt.html, the beam angle is > 240. It's a decent bulb, just too tall & heavy for my needs. The cheapest I've ever seen it was $9.95.
578444
Not sure on the angle and doesn't seem to brighten very far out. Unless you are going to use multiple pairs with different focal points I'd stick with high wattage halogen or a full led bar.
1300571
LightKiwi website has it listed as a 40 degree angle. I have one over a sculpture and it works well. Toshiba sells a warm white LED PAR30 with an 8 degree angle.
1879115
Can't say specifically what angle, but I can tell you that I have these bulbs in top hats outside in the outside ceiling of a patio area and they are 20 feet apart and about 3 inches inside the top hat trip (not flush with the dress trim) and they illuminate very brightly and adequately. My gripe is that if you're using in a sealed socket, the bulb may not fit. I replaced CFL spots and these bulbs have a different taper, that did not allow me to screw into the socket enough before the taper forced against the rubber seal. Customer service at the supplier is non-exsistent (although I tried contacting and I asked for a response and no response came). You're on your own with any questions or problems. Can't say specifically what angle, but I can tell you that I have these bulbs in top hats outside in the outside ceiling of a patio area and they are 20 feet apart and about 3 inches inside the top hat trip (not flush with the dress trim) and they illuminate very brightly and adequately. My gripe is that if you're using in a sealed socket, the bulb may not fit. I replaced CFL spots and these bulbs have a different taper, that did not allow me to screw into the socket enough before the taper forced against the rubber seal. Customer service at the supplier is non-exsistent (although I tried... » Read More Can't say specifically what angle, but I can tell you that I have these bulbs in top hats outside in the outside ceiling of a patio area and they are 20 feet apart and about 3 inches inside the top hat trip (not flush with the dress trim) and they illuminate very brightly and adequately. My gripe is that if you're using in a sealed socket, the bulb may not fit. I replaced CFL spots and these bulbs have a different taper, that did not allow me to screw into the socket enough before the taper forced against the rubber seal. Customer service at the supplier is non-exsistent (although I tried contacting and I asked for a response and no response came). You're on your own with any questions or problems. « Show Less
563717
About the same size as your standard outdoor floodlight. I think the size is called Par 38. Excellent light, no problems, very bright.
540486
These lights give more of a really bright flood but they also have a beam affect to them. I purchased them to replace the lights on my '58 Ford 850 farm tractor, they are quite a bit brighter than I expected or need for my particular use but they'll work
637501
Its a very strong sight. I cant see why it would not stand up to a 12ga. Worst case scenario, you get a lemon and..... Vortex will send you a new one pronto.
1950379
The ones I received have a beam angle of 30 degrees. The beam angle is plainly marked on the box, however, the part number listed by Amazon does not include the beam angle. If you check on the CB Concepts website, you'll see that the beam angle is actually part of the bulb part number. "Assuming" that all the bulbs being sold by Amazon under the "12XMR1612V20W" stock number are identical, you'll get a 30 degree beam angle when you order. Hope this isn't too confusing; good luck.
162807
Thanks for the enquiry. there are a few mounts on the market and they are all good, the technology behind them is virtually the same and there's not much that can go wrong with them. we sell some on our site but sold out at present. But you can pre order if you wish. We have some pictures of our light mounted on a wrangler found on our site www.bisonpro.com under the 50" LED bar. Hope that helps, let me know. Thanks
276041
no problem at all man I installed on my rig went out when it was raining hard through mud lakes and dirt mud roads. this light is great for the price. definitely competes with rigid industries light. if you wire it right it will light up the night and the road you ar on I will provide a wiring diagram how I wired my jeep up
1273899
The flood light is really going to limit how far you will be able to see as it does not reach out as far as the driving or spot patterns. For up close it will work well, the Amber light does not reflect back any where near as harshly in rain/fog/snow as the regular light does making it easier to see past the reflected light. As a side note the Amber does a nice job in dust as well.
856558
Well,the heat has nothing to do with the degrees of the output angle of the light.I think you have the degrees mixed up with heat .30 degree led is like a spot light, the 60 is a flood light.hope this helps