I want to use these on my duck hunting boat to use as headlights when driving in the dark. Would 2 of these be enough for that?
1973623
They are bright, but you might want a higher wattage and a more focused beam
1973624
The current draw is very low which is great, but I don't think they would be very bright as headlights. The ones I got run under 10 watts and they do not have a focused beam.
1973625
light output should be enough for slow speed, but not be for fast travel. light mount is up/down, so consider a pivot mount to turn left/right
1973626
They might be. if you keep your boat speed down. These project a very wide floodlight type beam unlike a vehicle headlight that projects a narrow more focused beam. If you plan to use these in the manner you describe, I suggest you mount them on 3 to 5 foot high poles and aim them angled down so that the beam they do project is aimed a few feet in front of your boat and this will allow you to proceed slowly.
900819
The light at night is a bluish light... you would probably need two. Good luck...
612168
I have four of these lights on my boat and they work just fine. Brightest lights I've ever had on the boat and they draw hardly any current.
1255561
Yes these will do it! I like them a lot. I put them in my fog lights and low beams and they are way better than regular lights. Very pleased with them.
1686343
i would not like the 2 leds down. the two forward are sufficent. i am afraid that the two down would be a little blinding that close to your vision level. the 2 leds on this hat are great for walking in total darkness.
1443134
I personally would not use them as main headlights. I feel they are not strong enough for this, but fine as fog lights. Being yellowish emphasis the shadows (like night ski goggles) and reduce glare so they "lick" the ground good enough to let you see ice/snow/and what remains of the painted lines on the road. I have them right below the bumper of a Mazda 5 GT.
436562
I use it on a 12 volt boat system. It is very bright, you need some power. I doubt what you suggest would be enough.
162645
hi, they would be fine for night time use. I uploaded some pics ( in my review) of the goggles at night time, hope they help
1709365
Depends on the size of the headlights. I have a 2002 Mustang, which has fairly large surface area. Doing one headlight took over an hour (though I'm sure that could be shortened). It wouldn't be difficult to do two at the same time, alternating within stages. But all the parts are very easily interchangeable, so I don't see any time saved. Doing one fully offers experience, as well as the confidence associated with seeing one fully finished product..
115157
They would be fine for that, except they are too bright at night to be on a dash board. I don't think there is any way to dim them without affecting the voltage reading.
2015123
They will respond to artificial bright. I dont think i would drive with them at night. Fast dark response, but much slower clearing response time. Dont think they would work good for night driving.
1468778
For that application, these would be perfect. They are the LED version of the traditional Par 56 Can that people used to use (and still use in some cases). Definitely recommend. Please note these are not Spot Lights. That is another kind of fixture.
1373384
As long as its a 12 volt system it would work but I don't think these are DOT approved for the highway (blind oncoming traffic). I think these are for offroad use only. I put mine on my Chinese ATV to replace the dim one that came on it. Works great and really bright.
993401
I purchased these lights to use as replacements for dash lights on a motorcycle. They have the resistors installed for use in a12 volt system. They work fine in that application. Used singly they may not provide enough illumination for yard use. Set up in a multi bulb weather tight fixture with proper voltage supply they may work
2258923
I use them for utility lights on the back of my truck. They are not very bright and might not work well for fog lights
689354
I would say no. I don't think they would hold up between the heat from the headlights and weather. They'd work if you were doing something inside your car...
1087085
I don't see why not, but not my first choice. They are very bright, don't use much power, and awesome for off-road vehicles...but it's not a precise beam like a driving light. They are a little big for most motorcycles, I would look into a small projector style light if it were for my own bike.