To light a walk way about how far apart would have to be?
1952270
To give good light I would suggest 4-6 feet apart depends on part if you are using 7 or 11 watt bulbs.
1952271
They are much brighter than the solar types. Mine are 3 - 4 ft apart and are plenty bright
1952272
take the capacity of your transformer in watts, then the length of the pathway to determine the watts per foot, then work out the spacing based on the bulb wattage you have and/ or the number of lights you need without over loading the transformer
2046910
No. You would need significantly more light. I would suggest (2) 4-foot bulbs at the very minimum...
312638
It was advertised to illuminate at a distance of 50'. I need it to illuminate at 10' and it is insufficient at that.
751082
300 feet maybe, 500 feet no way. This distance would require a very powerful (read=expensive) spotlight.
2123855
Not sure -- certainly more than adequate to help illuminate a walking path.
99548
No, I don't think so. It's more of a feature light, where the distance between the feature and the light is like 5 feet. Think "small piece of statuary" or "small pond feature". Anything bigger/farther away from that will need a genuine spotlight, and probably one fed with 110VAC at that.
830323
great light - it really lights up the back yard quite well. I'd say you could easily see someone walking through your yard ~ 150-200 ft away from the light
1657993
You don't have to be too far away. It's a great little lamp. I got it for a bedroom for the grandchildren for sleepovers. I placed it on the night stand next to the bed. Also would be great if you should loose electricity.
970317
It is a nice bright white light that is good for walking around and checking on fuses, etc. I wouldn't use it for long range lighting but rather 15 to 20 feet ahead.
6154
Read a Book Bright, 4 meters.... Good Visibility Brightness, 6 meters..... Walk Safely, 10 meters
2006149
As any light would, it falls off softly as the distance increases. We have woods behind our house about 50 feet away. If outside, we can see into the woods a ways. If a flat level ground, it might be useable over 100 feet. This is at a brighter setting which is adjustable. The light is more like a flood light than a spot light.
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Brian, not sure about your question, but I can tell you this, this light is a very powerful Baby :) you have to keep it at least 4 or five inches away,, MORE then the instruction's recommend. I have several different sizes of these lights and they are all like that, VERY NICE LIGHTS I LOVE EM :)
569249
You'd definitely see the edge of the walk, but it wouldn't light a whole path very well unless you had multiple jars.
1405633
these lights are not super bright but gives off plenty of light to see in and the light shines out about 8' in dia. around the light so setting these lights at about 8' apart gives off a plenty of light (8' is about the distance between fence posts.)
662496
somewhere around the perimeter on the top. put as close as you can to the edge ,otherwise there will not be enough clearance for the light to fit properly
1157221
I have the halogen 10W bulbs. It is almost a matter of preference. I have them along my driveway which is curvy to mark the outline. Those are on the outside edge of split rail fence at the vees. They are about 14 feet apart. On a gravelled path I have them about 10 feet apart and they seem to illuminate sufficiently.
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I love these lights! I would say at 4ft your sign should be well lit! I hope this helps you. Larry M