What is the degree field of illumination? I'm looking for an IR light that projects at least 60 degrees. Thanks
2004617
I can measure and practice my trig when I have time this weekend, but my guess is no, i.e. narrower than 60 deg. The manual says the range is 50-300 m and I agree -- this light is great for far away but probably too narrow for close up.
1311564
I can't say the exact temperature but it is not a warm light at all. I would guess around 6000K.
1425682
Hello, dear customer, we are sorry that the beam is 45~50 degree. we have no 60 degree beam spread now. Actually, 45~50 degree is the most common and suitable. Any other problem, please tell us freely, it is our great honor to serve you. Best regards, Lemonbest
88697
I went to streamlight's web site and peak output for IR LED is 880nm at peak or high setting. You can probably quater that for each of the settings from dimmist to brightest. Go to their website for a spec sheet, hope this helps...
2050088
I have a white LED light that is supposed to be 500 lumen but it is actually 300 lumen, mounted as a shooting light. I can throw a small beam to 200 yds easily. That is as far as you are going to shoot at night. My red led is used for scanning. Very hard to see the crosshairs with red.
32397
About 45 degrees ... I had to use two to light up an area about 30'x10', mounted 8' up and 10' apart, with the camera centered about 4' above them
2000380
SecureCam (SHARX) is being VERY conservative when they tell you the IR range in total darkness is 45 ft. It's more like 45 meters. I have a few of them and they light up object easily over 100 feet away. In fact the IR is so strong I disabled one of them. I use a small $5 IR LED panel which lets me illuminate off axis from the camera. This actually gives me a better image as the shadows help you distinguish more features.
590999
It is 24 degrees, although Philips do make a 36 degree MR16 that is more efficient; it produces 450 lumens from 6.5W where this one is 500 lumens from 10W. I really like Philips LEDs, great colour rendering index, 100% reliability and get value.
236462
I just did a project where I set up a set of 10 lights (one 300 tape in 10 pieces) with the furthest approximately 50 feet out. Splicing into the line where needed. There's no significant brightness drop along the line. I didn't measure voltages though if you're looking for precision.
227080
Range is a relative term, and depends on the area, obstructions and location of the light. I my case it is mounted 8ft high and pointed into the flat backyard. Effective illuminated sector is 70-80 ft long and about 60 ft wide.
844657
I'm assuming your referring to beam focus or dispersion. I don't have exact degree but this is more of a narrow focus beam. Probably no more than 20 degrees.
32394
I'm only guessing, but aroound 35 to 45 degrees. I have two mounted on a single wall to illuminate my shop and they work OK, NOT great!
213894
As bright as a 100 watt incandescent bulb. Draws 27 watts, color temperature 6,500 Kelvins.Not as bright as you seem to want - not a directed beam.Bill
1405997
I'm not 100% sure. The lights I have are listed as a fog light, so the beam is wider. I is probably close to 60 degrees. The spot lights that are listed are probably closer to 30 degrees.
1741029
I don't know the output in lumens, but for my model the color is daylight or cool white, not warm white like and incandescent. Possibly you can specify a color temperature?
577394
Close to medium range. Of course a lot will depend on the, if any, ambient light there is available. The ir light is decent.
1592366
This flashlight has a 275 degree spread without the use of the zoomed in feature. It will illuminate my whole front yard out to 100 ft LIKE IT IS DAYLIGHT in TOTAL DARKNESS. YES.Zoomed in it is around 3 degrees +/- on axis...Meaning 3 degrees above and below 90 degree angle= 6 degrees TOTAL @ FULL ZOOM...It looks light a "Light Saber" from Star Wars and it good for spotlighting a bear at 100 ft (pretty much JUST the bear, mind you, everything else is UN-illuminated) and good for 200 ft at full zoom. Really COOL! Eats batteries. Get the 2x 3.7 volt Lithium-Ion w/charger. Use it like a sniper (short bursts) and carry a spare...You'll be happy! This flashlight has a 275 degree spread without the use of the zoomed in feature. It will illuminate my whole front yard out to 100 ft LIKE IT IS DAYLIGHT in TOTAL DARKNESS. YES.Zoomed in it is around 3 degrees +/- on axis...Meaning 3 degrees above and below 90 degree angle= 6 degrees TOTAL @ FULL ZOOM...It looks light a "Light Saber" from Star Wars and it good for spotlighting a bear at 100 ft (pretty much JUST the bear, mind you, everything else is UN-illuminated) and good for 200 ft at full zoom. Really COOL! Eats batteries. Get the 2x 3.7 volt Lithium-Ion w/charger. Use... » Read More This flashlight has a 275 degree spread without the use of the zoomed in feature. It will illuminate my whole front yard out to 100 ft LIKE IT IS DAYLIGHT in TOTAL DARKNESS. YES.Zoomed in it is around 3 degrees +/- on axis...Meaning 3 degrees above and below 90 degree angle= 6 degrees TOTAL @ FULL ZOOM...It looks light a "Light Saber" from Star Wars and it good for spotlighting a bear at 100 ft (pretty much JUST the bear, mind you, everything else is UN-illuminated) and good for 200 ft at full zoom. Really COOL! Eats batteries. Get the 2x 3.7 volt Lithium-Ion w/charger. Use it like a sniper (short bursts) and carry a spare...You'll be happy! « Show Less