What is the beam angle?
1498709
This fixture has a variable beam spread with a 2 position adjustable socket.
1498710
We have them mounted on the roof of our building so it shoots downward, but has great coverage.
1498711
Whatever you adjust the angle to. There is an adjustable hinge on the mounting stem that tightens/locks when you tighten the Phillips head bolt.
1606395
I haven't tested the angle, but what I really like about this feature is that it has a manual slide on top of the projector to adjust the keystone. I have found it to be highly superior to my other projector that adjusts electronically through a menu.
32398
The angle is not very wide, if wide at all. I am using 4 of these light one side of my house. They act more like floodlights, From a distance of about 20 ft. the lighted area is about 5 to 7 ft. wide (that is the area where most of the light is concentrated). The angle of illumination is about 15-25 degrees
845927
I don't know the exact degree of angle tilt however I would say a little less than "the eye ball Kind" but still a good degree of tilt, I tilted mine to accent some paintings and cabinets and did not even consider it an issue . I have 10 of them in my kitchen ,replaced 50watt Halogen -- what a remarkable difference in temperature,-the Leds although a little hard to get used to the "brightness" of the light are dimmable but not good as the halogen , but still the heat difference is worth it by itself
467409
The beam is visible at night. The point of aim is still very visible during the day, but the beam can only be seen at night.
1703406
The beam spreads out as it gets farther away. It has an 8 to 1 spread ratio, so at 40 centimeters, the read area is a 5 centimeter diameter circle. It doesn't list a maximum range, but as the target gets farther away, the measuring circle gets large enough to be useless.
1935634
I've only tried installing it in a wall mounted reading light (the bulb mounts up instead of down) but I'm going to say that the angle is at least 180 degrees and maybe just a bit more. I was surprised in that I can't see a shadow line like I might expect since the dome/lens is only on the upper hemisphere. The light dispersion seems to be very good. Hope that helps.
2222110
Sorry, I never measured it and don't have it anymore. Was okay But didn't have quite the right angles for me.
2246668
I bought the ladder for my son at college, he put the ladder together mounting the top brackets on last to get the right angle. Length is pre angle.
1761889
Here is another angle: http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o87/heyjowee/IMAG0170-1.jpg
699442
It has a wide viewing angle of approx. 50 foot wide, at a Distance of 150 feet, ( I measured it with my 100 ft tape) the beam would probably go farther but that is where my travel trailer and boat is. The minimum distance would vary, as mine is tilted up for maximum distance. My beam starts at 22 ft from the light source and lights up everything out to the 150 ft. I bought the first of these lights and it lasted two days before burning out. Amazon took it back, and I bought another one. It lasted 36 days before burning out.
1593473
Hi how are you. The key word is engineered. Every i beam has its own specifications based on size, brand and steel strength. You can find examples here http://www.advantagemetalservices.com/i-beam-specifications-chart.html . Have a good day.
844655
Don't know the beam because mine never worked from the moment it came in the mail. I can't recommend this item
1516149
Beam is very wide. I have it mounted under my bumper and the only cut off line is from the bumper itself. It lights up a huge area.
1337552
Babs It is a single beam . I use it on my solar canoe and works great Big J
906359
Off the top if my head it's about a 45°, but there is a soft glow around the bright beam that's about 105°
2068848
The review by "Jimmy" from last year puts the beam angle at 38 degrees (as specified by the manufacturer).