what is the coverage area of one bulb
1562524
Not very much....I used the bulb in an aluminum reflector. Best guesstimate would be that the bulb covered a 2 foot by 2 foot section. But, be warned - this bulb appears extremely dim.....but it seemed to help out the seedlings I planted. Hope this helps.
1592944
Obviously the illuminated area would depend upon the distance from the bulb itself. As you may know, the beam is adjustable so I took some measurements of the smallest and largest widths of the beam. The smallest area of illumination is 1/8" width per inch away from the bulb and the largest area of illumination is 1.1" width per inch away from the bulb. So you'll have to take that info and apply it to where you intend to place the lamp. The bulb sits about 4' above ground level, FYI.
1678972
The bottom of the fixture is about 4 1/2 inches. I run both bulbs at the same time all day long. But only keep the red one on at night. I've had no problems.
1532715
Michael, I'll just add that the design of the bulb will affect the distribution of light as well. I use a halogen mini-spot in mine that focuses the light into a relatively tight beam. Are you limited to using just one fixture? Perhaps two (or more) would solve your problem. Good luck.
582446
I use one set for low bean (wider and lower) and different set for High Beam (long range).... take a look at your existing bulb number to make sure you get the right ones...
1353582
It is one bulb..I use a 60 watt and it provides very nice "down light" and a very pretty glow from the stained glass!
1844976
Sorry, I bought this as a gift so I don't know, but it's full size so I would think any standard bulb would be ok.
926424
Just pulled one out of the box - - the base is one inch across (if you hold the bulb upside down & measure across) and 3.5" around if you wrap the tape measure around the base itself.
1604063
I didn't measure but that sounds about right. The bulbs just fit in our kitchenaid range hood. They flash after being on a few minutes. I wouldn't buy them again.
2197285
I guess it depends on how far away from the bulb your target is. I use them in outdoor lights which shine upward from the ground onto tall cactus. At the highest point where the light shines on the cactus the effective light spread is probably 6 feet wide.
1310941
It would have to be a pretty small one. A regular size spot light bulb will not fit in here. These are not that big.
2054232
one light, I have them and they are very bright, will illuminate a very large area.
2187561
I don't have access to the product right now and can double check a different time. I'm certain the bulb is not 6x4x2. I have it installed in a standard light fixture or our RV. It fits perfectly and works very well.
1626568
The two bulbs, from the outside of one to the outside of the other is 1.5 inches. It could be a little wider at the bottom, but I really didn't want to take out my bulb. I can if you need more information.
855746
These are approx. 2" across the top. Don't forget to wear some type of glove (plastic) so that you don't get the natural oils from your hand on bulb; it will cause a "hot spot" and burn out.
1286712
Not big enough. I'm not sure how many of these you would have to buy to cover your home. But I have a one story ranch and I could barely get a small area to show anything like a faint light spot. Save your money, DO NOT BUY THIS JUNK!!
554990
I am sorry, but I can't answer your question. The bulbs are at my house in the north and I am in the south keeping warm.