i have four down lights outside and think these fun for christmas. how wide are they?
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Depends on how wide apart your sockets are. For a super great effect, 8-10 ft apart is recommended. However, if you are experiencing some budget constraints, you can go as wide as 15 ft apart, albeit not with the same razzle-dazzle effect.
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You just screw them in the outlets. Problem is, if you don't have a switch to turn it off, it will be on 24/7
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They cover a solid 15 foot diameter. I use it in my basement in a corner over a sectional and it lights the whol area up.
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they are 6.5 to 7 inches ,I think they would be too big. go with the smaller light ( SAME STYLE) should work great I have them also
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We got these lights for our camper and love them. If I had to guess the balls are like 3-3 1/2 inches wide. They are real light weight, great for hanging on the awning.
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I don't have the exact diameter since these lights are on my boat and its been put in storage for the winter. As I recall the disc was about the size of a quarter. What I can tell you is that I am extremely impressed with these lights. I replaced my 10 watt halogens with these and I think these led lights are brighter than the halogens. I think the color is nice and warm too. So far I have bought about 30 of these and they are all working great.
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To verify appropriate cord length, you might try a test by covering your tree with a string & measuring length of string used.The lights are pretty bright. I have them along a deck railing. Pluses are low power consumption and durability. They are so much better made than your typical Christmas tree lights.
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Approx 8 inches. The lights are great! I installed them last year and they are still going strong. They look like lights that are $50-$100 each. The only drawback are the plastic spikes they attach to. Although they are much sturdier than most, they still break. I cracked one hammered them into the soil. And another snapped off when my dog crashed into it. Nothing you can do, just be aware.
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I used them as outdoor lights on my storage shed and they are very bright - three of them will illuminate a patio deck which is 12 X 24 feet, nicely. They were mounted on the eaves at seven feet up off the ground.
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These are not 14 x 10 x 2. They are much smaller and can be held in the palm of your hand. They are very good lights and I have purchased several sets for friend and family (probably 8 sets). I would recommend them to anyone.
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When the light is closed the dimensions are 2"x7"x9.75". When wide open they are 2x12.5x9.75. Hope it fits your need.
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They are 3 1/2 inches wide. 5 inches tall from the bottom to the top of the handle is 7 1/2 inches tall. They stay on all night and give a soft glow.
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I just took a stroll outside with a measuring tape. Bearing in mind that the base of the units are below about 2 inches of mulch, so the height is about 16 inches, the DIAMETER of the light spread is about 3.5-5 ft.(The light falls off gradually.) Hope this info is useful. I'm happy with the lights, by the way, and have LEDs in all of them.
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they are about one foot square. please don't bother buying this lamp, i bought 4 and only one is actually working. they all just stopped working one by one over the first year. bad design and bad product.
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I am not sure were you got those dimensions but, the light it self is 4"tall x 3"wide x about 1"thick. They are great little night lights. Very bright LED, with a nice long range on the motion sensor. they can be plugged into a outlet so that they only use one half of receptacle. make sure you get the two pack, they are handy everywhere.
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They are about 10 inch diameter, all the lights color can be used at the same time, or you can pick just one
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The lights are 6" round. And yes the are the deep lights not the slim lights.
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To about 12 inches in diameter. I just tried one on a waste-can to be sure. When I first discovered these in a kitchen store, I figured if they could withstand 550 F. they could stand up to summer temps in our attic in Florida. I was right. I use them to bundle Christmas lights, small bundles, etc. I have used them several years. A couple that I use several times a day on & off items have lasted for months before breaking. Some I just tied the two ends in a knot and used them some more.
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Cannot be EXACT, but I would NOT use them outside, they are much more intended for Night Lights.