How wide does the light shine? I am trying to determine how many I need to light up the back of my two car garage.
2005060
I have two along 20 ft wall. In the standby mode when dim they give off just enough light to see area, but when triggered they light up the area clearly. Since these put small amount of light until triggered it depends upon how much light you are wanting. In my 20 ft area I am happy with two.
2005061
Light works great and is quite bright. How wide is going to depend on how high it is mounted. I would think two lights would give you the best result.
1394663
I have three paintings 18" X 22" and one 22" x 30" all four of them luminate very well. Im still very happy with these lights!! I hope that helps you,,,I agree with the other comment as well. It's your own interpretation of illumination. I have a couple hard wired painting lights in another room they of course are like a spot light and I use a dimmer to keep the lighting right for my own taste. I have three of the Rite Lite LPL602B in my living room I use with the 18" X 22" paintings and the ambience is perfect. occasionally Ill will even dim them a bit .
29202
Couldn't tell you off hand what the wattage compares to. You could probably look it up by lumens at Kovac's website? BUT, I put 3 of these lights hung vertically across a 7 foot vanity. Probably could have gotten by with just two lights but still not TOO bright. My daughter said this was the place to go to pluck her eyebrows :0)
940393
I installed mine in a 12X8 tool shed and it works just fine. You barn is quite a bit bigger though. Installing one of these will probably just give you enough light not to trip on something at the furthest point away from the light. I would recommend installing two.
1368441
We placed three lights along a 7'x3' counter. I am not sure two would be enough. The light is very focused, almost like a task light. The shade is on the small side so it also limits the spread of the light. That being said, I love our grouping of three!
397476
no, not that big maybe 5 3/4 to 6 1/2 wide. too cold to go out to measure this morning. good price for a good looking light fixture, though.
1437886
It is about 250 - 300 lumens I guess. The light is bright enough for garage, but the focus is not as good as it shows in the demo video.
1078835
a 100 feet or more. Lights up my driveway on a three car garage with over 7000 sq feet of concrete between in and my shop. And enough light to have access to my shop 90 feet away. I can see well enough to see the door lock and insert a key with no problem at all.
949078
Depends on the amount of the charge it gets. I use a total of 4 of them to accent the side of my garage for walking to the back yard. They never are bright white like a kitchen light but I must say they do the job when the sun charges them
569142
I had it in a small bedroom roughly 10x12 and ended up using two more to really get everything glowing. It's good for anything within 3 or 4 feet on the ceiling. It's somewhat limiting in that the fixture design is mirrored and shaped so that no light is cast directly above it.
227082
I have mine mounted on the eve of my detached garage. My drive is 17' wide at that point and narrows down to 10 ' at the front corner of the house. The entire area in front of the garage to that corner is approx. 25 X 40 and is lit up when the cars are not blocking the area. It actually reaches a little farther down the drive but it is hard to get an accurate length because of the lighting in the front. Hope this helps you.
2130900
I have a very steep driveway that goes into my two car garage with a divider between the two doors. my light is placed on that divider about only 7' off the ground. the light goes from side to side on my drive way and does give some light on the very bottom. You can park 4 cars placed 2x2. I hope this helps. I will also say the light is very bright and the sensor is amazing. you have a lot of control over the sensitivity and the duration of the light.
1496466
I bought several of these lights and installed them under the eave above the garage door opening, at the back of the house under the eave to light up the back doors and around the patio area and the pool. As long as the lights are aimed properly they will sense motion. They provide a very bright light that cuts a wide arc pathway since there are three lights per set. I would guesstimate 7-8 feet should be the maximum height to pick up cars and people, but not the neighbor's stray cat or dogs. It's all about the angle when you install them. Any home handyman could advise you. Trial and error at dusk is a good way to see if the lights are working the way you want them to work. I bought several of these lights and installed them under the eave above the garage door opening, at the back of the house under the eave to light up the back doors and around the patio area and the pool. As long as the lights are aimed properly they will sense motion. They provide a very bright light that cuts a wide arc pathway since there are three lights per set. I would guesstimate 7-8 feet should be the maximum height to pick up cars and people, but not the neighbor's stray cat or dogs. It's all about the angle when you install them. Any home handyman could advise you. Trial and error... » Read More I bought several of these lights and installed them under the eave above the garage door opening, at the back of the house under the eave to light up the back doors and around the patio area and the pool. As long as the lights are aimed properly they will sense motion. They provide a very bright light that cuts a wide arc pathway since there are three lights per set. I would guesstimate 7-8 feet should be the maximum height to pick up cars and people, but not the neighbor's stray cat or dogs. It's all about the angle when you install them. Any home handyman could advise you. Trial and error at dusk is a good way to see if the lights are working the way you want them to work. « Show Less
136816
The light measures about 8" wide, 3.5" tall and about 1" thick. I have mine mounted to the outside of a smittybilt bumper. and it's lasted about a year so far. Note, you will need a resistor to slow the flashing down since the led draws so much less power.
1082239
I have mine mounted on the front of my garage, with the bottoms about 6-8 inches higher than the garage doors, and they work just fine. In fact, I have had earlier versions of these same lights mounted there for over 10 years, and they always work as advertised.
451854
I have two flanking each side of a powder room vanity mirror (four bulbs total) and they throw plenty of light. One of these lights above the mirror might not be enough light though. Really depends on the fixture (two or more bulbs would be better) and the mounting height above the mirror. Hope this helps!
51234
These lamps emit an exceptionally intense white light; whether two would be too bright for a 20 x 24 garage depends on how much light you need and where you need it. The light does emit 360 degrees. I'm using a single lamp over a table where I do office work and read, and it's marvelous for that application. I light my garage with reduced wattage fluorescent lamps, but I have them over work surfaces around the perimeter. Hope that helps.