What is the light degree angle of distribution on these lights? I want to install tempered glass to block the water and mount a few inches from water
280547
90 the optics on them are weird as well... they are bumpy.... I had to buy another to cover my 65 gal reef which is 36"
280548
90° the optics on them are weird as well... they are bumpy.... I had to buy another to cover my 65 gal reef which is 36"
280549
I'm not exactly sure. I have a 55 gal. 48" X 12" X 18". I hung 2 side by side at about 9" above water for a full spread.Works great. I have them set at about 70% white and 80% blue.
2069260
According to the company's website, something called the "viewing angle" o the bulb is 45 degrees. Based on my experience of nice, even coverage on the work area of our kitchen counter, I'd say the 45 degree number is the same as the more common in the US of "beam angle". These are what I would call floodlight bulbs, not spotlights, except in the sense that the light only comes out of one end.
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I don't know the exact degree of angle tilt however I would say a little less than "the eye ball Kind" but still a good degree of tilt, I tilted mine to accent some paintings and cabinets and did not even consider it an issue . I have 10 of them in my kitchen ,replaced 50watt Halogen -- what a remarkable difference in temperature,-the Leds although a little hard to get used to the "brightness" of the light are dimmable but not good as the halogen , but still the heat difference is worth it by itself
1062066
I honestly don't know the angle. However, I have two recessed lights on my porch and it turns the night into day. Love these bulbs and they are the best that I have purhased to date.
1780851
I mounted in my boat's engine room. They are advertised for marine use but if exposed to the elements I would add a bead of silicone around any area that water could enter. Same goes for any of the less expensive LED lights.
741296
These are floods rather than spots. I have them in my kitchen ceiling, and they provide even lighting with no bright or dark spots. I have one by itself over the kitchen sink. It illuminates the sink and several feet of countertop on either side. So their beam angle is fairly diffuse.
856558
Well,the heat has nothing to do with the degrees of the output angle of the light.I think you have the degrees mixed up with heat .30 degree led is like a spot light, the 60 is a flood light.hope this helps
429982
i'm not sure? mine are screwed to my deck posts, they do exactly what I wanted them to do though, a lot of lite is thrown by them. wish I could help you more.pete
725984
These units are sealed so you should be able to get creative with mounting. That being said I would not submerge the light.
1501119
Although we have had NO problems with this light (we actually have 2), we have them in our 1/2 bathrooms (no tub or shower) so I'm probably not qualified to answer properly. Sorry! They do look great.
370564
My lfs has a comparable model. They recommended 6-10 in. Mine are about 6" from the water, I would adjust the height to get the correct spread and then adjust the brightness accordingly. In other words the higher you hang the lights the higher you should start your intensity
192017
I put mine on just under the gunwale facing outward. They give plenty of light out and down. Clean the surface really good and you should have no problem. I put mine on last October and they are fine. No where has the strip come loose despite being on the water numerous times, trailered, and sitting outside over the winter.
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I have the light that is maybe 18" long mounted at near the middle, back side at waters top (semi-submerged) of a 48" 55 gal tank. They are bright, but after several weeks of usage (24/7) we have not observed any problems with our fish. Note: Our fish do have a number of places they can hide from the lights.
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I know what you mean. We have ours along a metal fence around our pool. I used three black heavy zip ties to secure the pole to the post. The posts are square sided, about 2" per side. I also used the bottom sections of the previous lamp posts for a little extra height (about a foot or so). We get apocalyptic force winds around our area so we need to secure them as much as possible. Other than that, they're very nice. Good luck.
1880615
I mounted them to the camper not the awning. Ran 1.5inches below where the awning was attached to the camper. The lights have an adhesive strip and silicon mounts (buy aluminum 1/4' screws not what comes with it the light as they will rust). Then I to for good measure put a bead of clear silicon around the edges. 2 years and we get other campers stopping by.
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I bought a set of 2. At first I didn't notice, but after about a week or two at night after I installed them, I noticed that the two light have vey different beam spot sizes, or flood patterns...or whatever you want to call the illumination pattern. I measured them, and one is close to 8 degrees, and the other is close to 30 degrees. The 8 does look like a spot type. With some small amount of outside the spot light beam. The 30 is more or les a flood type light. No real focused beam. Still seems to look as bright when doing the stare test, or the 'dark garage wall test. I'm trying to contact the vendor and ask them. FYI - *** When I've looked at other sellers of LED moto lights web sites, the majority of them do mention that they sell a spot version, and a flood version.( for the same lamp type) And if you don't specify exactly what two you want in your order, they sys they will ship you one of each. That may what happened to me.
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The panels are 3/4" thick and 22 inches wide. They come with nifty brackets that make it easy to install on any vertical surface to achieve an angled position to maximise soaking up the sun. These brackets are well designed and made from metal with a nice neutral colored powder coating. I've installed several of these lights and I'm impressed with the design & construction of the whole system. Heavy duty metal materials and glass, with a nice contemporary look.