How wide of an area does it illuminate?
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I used them to illuminate a 3ft wide area. That creates a soft spotlighted effect beneath it.
1177427
a lot more than you'd think. it's adjustable so you can point it in any direction you want
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It is a small and effective light- the bulb is not that large- about 2 inches in diameter. I had it a ground level shining up on a pumpkin about 3.5 feet away and it illuminated well at night (not bright like in a spot-light but well lit.)
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Don't know an exact answer, because I never bought it for much distance. I hook it on back of my bedboard to read at night and move it away from my wife's eyes. Works great for that, only reason I bought it, have two. MY best guess is about 6 feet, but I could be off. Kent Oram
1177430
I use them to shine inside my display cabinets in my shop, although I think I'd like one to use on my bed headboard for nighttime reading. Can't say exactly how wide of an area they illuminate, but I love them in the context of highlighting displays. A full sized, 60 watt spot would be just too much.
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We are using this as a spotlight in front of our building at night. We have a series of them to light up the front. The LED is extremely bright. I would suggest going to a store that sells this product so you can see how it illuminates. I am not sure how big an area you are looking to light but this throws light up about 20 ft. and about 15 ft. wide with the fixture being about 2 ft. from the front of the building.
1037426
You're correct, it is wider than it is high. Had 4 of them on my deck about 8 months now. Nice soft illumination at night sometimes still going until sunrise.
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The smaller light is sufficient to see within 30 feet but is not overly bright. The LED is much brighter and useful as a spot and will project well up to about 100 feet.
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It depends on how high you mount your light....I placed mine @ 15 feet high..and it is bright in a 12-15 ft. area...of course the higher you place it the less brightness you would have...although you could cast more softer light over a larger area..Hope that helps you..
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Not sure what you are asking? My light is no more than about 6-8inces wide. It shined on a painting that is about 3 ft by 3 ft. The light is no more than 4 in from top to bottom but it is an arc so hard to tell. Hope this helps.
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Mounted 8 feet high it has a very bright area only about 30 feet in diameter. However, a fair amount of light goes out at least 75 to 100 feet.
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It's a clear white light. But is very bright it will illuminate a big area.
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The light will spread 2ft to 3 ft on either side of the bulb and about a foot in front and back so in total you will have a 3ft ×5ft coverage area. Roughly 15 sqft
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It's a bright light, but wide. You will need to buy the lens to focus the spot into a rectangle.
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Since this illuminator is adjustable it can be as wide or narrow as you like. The illumination projects very well at any angle. You will now be unhappy with this one no matter what the application requires.
1740426
It is like a large flood light. Each one of these LED flood lights will easily light up a wall about 20' wide.
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Yes, enough to walk and see all the room corners in a 25x30 foot room. The way I have it set, when the power goes out the side LEDs are quite bright. Flashlight mode is very adequate. I'm thinking of buying another one. It's really much smaller than I imagined, but for $8.99, what I paid, it's given me peace of mind. The light is enough, in the center of the house to pour through the hallways and kitchen so you can make your way to it. Like a moth! ;)
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About 1/4"....maybe less....and it is not backlit. I suspect you need something bigger and brighter...right? This is not it.
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There is a bezel with a lens that lets you change the size of the lighted area from 6 inches to 3 feet when the object you are lighting is 2 1/2 feet from the light. the farther away the larger the lighted area.
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Depends on how much light you want for the area....I have it in my garage, and it generates enough light to ensure that I don't trip over any tools but it is much dimmer than a standard 60W bulb
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Plenty of light. The position and angle of each light can be adjusted to put the light where you want it.