Are these a 60 degree flood?
1002279
Mine appear to be the flood over a spot. My first weekend with them, everyone had me lead on the trails. The twelfth Jeep could see the trail I was lighting
1002280
I don't know how wide they flood but they are bright. I put them on my combine and planting tractor and it's literally night and day difference. Two lights covered the entire width of the 30' bean head on the combine.Hope that helps.
1002281
I installed two of these on one of our forklift. I talked to the driver on your question he believes one of the lights would cover 60 degrees. He also said he really likes these flood lights since they flood the area that he is working in and truck drivers coming into the yard spot him right away. Hope this helps.
844535
Looking at my own, it appears to start at around 60 degrees, though I don't see why anyone would deliberately set it that low.
1137216
As far as I can tell they are. This was the lighting recommended for an outside Christmas decoration and I have used it for the last couple of weeks and it has rained and so far no problem.
390387
30 degree is a tighter, more focused beam for better throw. 60 degree is a wider pattern for more flood effect.
883348
I used them a week ago, November 14, 2013 near San Francisco. The temperature in the 60s during the day. They worked great.
933811
Not fully. They've gotten wet and survived on mine. But they ran a little different and noisier after I did.
1102000
They are slightly warm, when it is 90 degrees, they are too warm to wear, when it is zero they do not do much good. I think the sweet spot is between 45 and 65 degrees.
1760348
I wouldn't trust them to be weather resistant, the item isn't marketed as such and what you see in the picture is what you get, the connections would be at risk of damage if they were to get wet.
1405998
If you buy it in SPOT pattern it will be 30 degree.if you buy it in FLOOD pattern it will be 60 degree.
2197284
I would say it would be around 90 degrees. I am using them in my outdoor flood lights and they seem to work well.
1338770
No they are not water tight. You want to get yourself some Muck boots for that my friend.
535122
I don't know. They are heavy and well made. We don't use them much during summer unless there is a severe storm forecast. We are happy with our purchase and expect you will be also.
434586
Mine are in a flower bed w/ sprinklers AND get rained on. No issues... Buy them, they sound great! They should be fine.
2254382
Yes they are. They are made for the outside. But just don't install them In a pool . Mine have been rained on many times and soaked with a hose and no issues.
77863
I would call this a flood light. The beam is definitely over 45°. With that said I highly do NOT recommend these bulbs. With in one month, 4 of the 6 bulbs burnt out.
496612
These were flood lights, so they should be 60 degree with 1550 lumens. I don't know the answer to the last question.
386218
Definitely not. I use them in windy, 60's they are not thermal or thick enough.