what beam spread (is this spotlight or flood?) does it state degree of beam? thx
657068
It is a flood. I have MR-16's through out my home and these worked great. Many time I found out the light itself was good and that the plug/socket that it pluged into went bad due to the amount of heat. Most of the "new" style plugs/sockets have a heat sink to disapate the heat from the two prongs from the light.
618915
It has a wide beam. It is not a pinpoint focus. It is very good for park lights on your car. Nice cool white in colour. Good product
1216904
Led by nature are Spotlights but by defusing the light with reflectors at angles you have a Flood light. This Flood light is focused light at set angle with very little excess irradiated light.
1137917
This light puts out a 10 degree spot beam that seems to stay tight together for over 220 feet, the actual spread (bleed) seems to be less than 15% over the entire length of beam.
705624
The beam is bright. I used mine to battle the Sith lord without any problems. But once while in Alderon my batteries were dying... I may have used them a few parsecs too many.
106999
The beam itself is not visible. The components themselves are lit when active and are visible.
906360
Do not know how to answer that. It is MAYBE about a 33 degree angle? Pretty much of a spot light. Not a flood light.
2150919
These have a flood beam that I would say is about 90 degrees... the light is very cool in temperature, perfectly diffuse, no hot-spots. This is not a SPOTLIGHT. It is a work light. Doesn't throw very far, but has I wide beam.
2228796
My two cents--I don't think it is like a spot beam. It seems to have a pretty good spread. Brightness is going to have a lot to do with the room, color of the walls, size. The light is pretty much the same as coming through a frosted glass. We got it for the fan and have additional lighting in the room.
2062124
It doesn't adjust. I was worried about this too before i bought my first protac. With these led lights you don't need to adjust the beam. They are so bright streamlight was able to design the reflector to give a long throw and still offer decent flood lighting. Don't let that be a reason not to buy this light. I have this one, the smaller protac hl and a rechargeable stinger hl. They all perform well beyond my initial expectations.
1960042
I don't know what the guy who said 100m is talking about. It shines out to 300m easily, and this is a wall of light we're talking about. This light is a mix of flood light, with a bit of spot in the center. It puts out a huge amount of light (5000lm), so if you are looking for a super powerful flood/spot with reach, this is the ticket. Something like the SR-90 will reach farther in spot, but with no real flood. This light reaches similar distances, but will have everything around lit up as well. If you're just looking for a spotlight, look elsewhere.
514721
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.
452903
It's a fixed flood. Advertised as 240 lumens, doesn't seem that bright compared to my 65 lumen Surefires. I'm going a bit stronger with my next light, maybe 600, just to be sure. LED's don't seem to be as focused as regular but run on AA batts.
1991986
It is a flood pattern. Don't know the angle. There is an identical lamp available as a spot. I have both and there's not a huge difference in the light patterns between the two
191011
This light is very brite. It is more spotlight than a flood light. But is still a little like a flood.I can see clear for about 60 yards hitting the object straight on.
844657
I'm assuming your referring to beam focus or dispersion. I don't have exact degree but this is more of a narrow focus beam. Probably no more than 20 degrees.
459721
It's more of a spot light but I'm not sure I've ever found a flood light in a GU10 base. The closest I've ever come was to use frosted lens on a halogen bulb. LEDs in general won't provide a flood type light. The beam is too focused.