What is the actual coverage for the beam width?
1990902
I don't know this exact answer, but I will say that I was not very happy with this cover. I didn't fit real well and it actually ripped after only one season. The last one I had lasted almost 5 years.
1990903
i have a 24 ft pontoon it fit quite nicely but did not last long only 1 season (was a bad winter) but wouldn't buy again)
1990904
My Pontoon Boat is 12 feet wide and 18 1/2 feet long. This cover extended down both sides to almost cover the pontoons on either side and covered the boat from front to back hanging over the trailer.
1797954
google the part # and installation instructions and you should be able to find a pdf for it. I believe 9ft radius on the coverage, but check out the installation info.
698959
Hello there, in a room that size the beam would only be a little under 2 feet in diameter, ofcourse that would depend on the distance from the target and also the angle with which the beam cascades. You can 'cheat' a little to get a slightly wider beam if you play with how you mount the unit and cascade the beam towards the target, but it would only be a slight improvement in size. Other than mounting it as far back as you can or even mounting it in a bigger room, you're pretty much limited. hope that helps, God Bless.
1060438
The actual LEDs occupy a rectangle 6-1/2 by 4-1/2 inches. I use it over a smallish table where it provides a fairly even spread of about 24 by 18 inches. I do crosswords and Sudoku while my wife watches cooking shows on TV. I rarely need to turn it up to maximum except when the (rechargeable) batteries start to run down.
1744551
They spread all the way. I would have to go out and measure but I am quite certain it would be able handle a 6.5" beam. (you need to buy your hardware separate, it doesn't come with anything other than the bracket)
1830448
It covers like 12-14. Go about 3 ft wide and 4 long. Start your 4ft line about 6 inches behind back of the reflector
828609
About equal depending on how thick you want the coverage. Hope this helps, this is the kind of question that depends on the operators skill. :-)
1879116
I did not find it narrow beam, I put them high enough on outside wall on my house it quite bright works great. No problem so far.
1968842
I mounted two them on top of my headache rack along with two Daylighters. Both sets are separately switched.The wide beams don't throw the light as far as the Daylighters, but they seem to light up further than my truck's headlights. Plus I an very please with the "wide" beams. The offer excellent coverage in the areas missed by the Daylighters (the Daylighters are more of a spot light). For reference my truck is a 03 ram 2500 quad cab 4x4, not lifted.
1025992
I bought it for a 21 Ft. Bayliner and there is plenty of room left over. I comes almost half way down the sides and even covers the wench part of the boat trailer which is great to prevent rust. Not sure what you mean by 8.9 Beam but we have pretty high windows and a benimi top and it is great. Hope this helps.
2130903
I would safely say it could illuminate around 20 x 20 feet. This all depends how high you mount the light. It is very bright and I'm super pleased with mine!
417613
Is there a website or something where I can check the coverage area? Thanks!
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.
1871256
No, the beam angle (in degrees or other measurement) is not listed. The beam spread had the better floodlight quality of four different LED GU 10 lamps that I purchased and tested in Juno trac-Lite fixtures; other were more spotlight-like in comparison.
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.
469073
The measurement varies because the blades are on a slant to clear the beams I would say you need ten inches of room
944376
If you're looking for the physical dimensions its about 1" wide by 4" long. If its the beam width you are talking about, at a distance of approximately 10 feet, there is a 2 foot cone diameter of focused light, and a 8 foot cone diameter of less intense "flood" light. It is shock proof, very solid construction. I use this daily (I keep it on my belt in the supplied holster) on job sites, and have dropped it several times. It once fell from off a 12 foot ladder onto concrete with no issues (other than some light scratches). Hope this helps!