How wide is the light? Is it more like a spotlight or does it spread out pretty wide like a flood? If wide, how wide? 100 deg? 120 deg? 160 deg?
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I'd say more like a mini flood. 100 deg is probably about right. For a really small light they put out good amount of light. When you look at them head on ( as on coming traffic would see them) they are very bright. I'm using them as extra backup lights mounted flush in my custom jeep bumper. They work well for that but wouldn't be a good fog/ spot/ driving light... Not enough throw on distance. Although for mtn biking they might be awesome helmet or bar lights. Hope that helps.
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Kind of like a flood. Really impressed by them. I use them as reverse lights on a teryx4 and was happily surprised at how bright they were. They light up the rear area of the vehicle very well.
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If you would like I can send some pictures to you with your email or phone #?
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I'd say that it's more like a small flood light. It's a rounded lense on it so it has some decent spread. I have them mounted on the bottom of my bumper about 1 foot apart to light up infront of my backup camera and they work really really well. I'm very pleased with them. What are you planning on using them on?
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Fairly direct light is spread for about 3 feet in diameter, but secondary light is wider -- maybe 6 feet in diameter.Bill Ogden
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The lamp has two settings. Both are limited in how much area is lighted up. The larger setting spreads light about a foot, maybe 18". It is very targeted. The second setting spreads light about 6-8". I like my lamp. It's easy to adjust the aim to just what I need to read. I got one for my elderly father-in-law and he loves it.
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If I Remember correctly it's 180 lm on high and it does have a low mode but I don't know the lumens. It is a flood beam good for close-up work but the 180 lm does not shine very far because it's so wide of the beam
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The light is a nice, neutral white light. The beam is very, very bright. It has a nice, tight corona and a broad flood-like beam that is symmetric.
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I would have to say 4' or 5' spread at 7' up in the air on a spotlight. I use 6 of these to cover a small living room and galley on a yacht. They are equivalent to a light duty flashlight.
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That's kinda relative, how dark is it, Water Vis, ..I used it in Crystal Clear Water, a natural Spring. I would say at 20ft it probably had a 5 - 10 ft radius, fairly Narrow, sort of like a regular flashlight at home.
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There is no focus option for this light. The beam is very "floody" but it is bright enough that unless you truly need a spotlight this will work.
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It is not narrow. 6 feet away the beam cone is about 6 feet in diameter I would estimate. Area lighting not spot
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It is 4" long, 1 1/4" at it's narrowest & 1 1/5" at it's widest. It is a great light. I am a paranormal investigator & I love it. Hope this helps.
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The BR40/120 Watt flood lights are approx 5 inches across the top (largest part). I just measured. :-)
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Doesn't specify the angle but it is a spotlight... I'm using them indoors tho, others are saying it is a flood light outdoors :/
1528119
Sorry for the delay. Like most open LED lights, the spread is pretty wide xcept for the smaqll focused beam. I wound say close to 60. You can also purchase these for around $18.00 like I did. Shop around
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For this Flash-light, I measured its strong spot-beam to be slightly over 10-degrees in diameter, and its weak flood-beam about 72-degree in diameter. In other words (and rounding), it creates a strong spot-like round beam of 2-feet in diameter from about 11-feet distance, and exhibits a weak flood-like round beam of slightly over 7 feet in diameter from 5 feet away. Just to be complete, this correspond to the T6 diving light, single white LED, twist-on, with 3 visible o-rings on the thread, and a 3.7 Li-Ion 3000mAh battery. I tested it with the cap twisted all the way in, and with a freshly charged battery. The measurement is a result of subjective observations from two subjects (my wife and myself:-)) performed at two different distances for each beam type.
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At about 3 feet (from the illumination target) with the sleeve all the way back in flood mode, the beam is about 3 feet wide. Also at 3 feet, the beam (with the sleeve in spot mode) is about 4 inches across. Extrapolate that out to the distances you would need.
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I accidentally deleted my answer. I saw your response. At their website it mentions that the other design flood is large size for easier relamping...meaning changing bulbs. When you do find the answer please post it so that we will all be more informed. This lamp has a ten year warranty too...mine did.
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This light is a flood light; there is no focusing bezel. It can, however, illuminate over 100 feet from the source. I always have one on me, and a second in reserve in my cabin.