These lights are sold in 4 different beam angles: 10, 20 30, and 60 degrees. Which angle do these have?
1950379
The ones I received have a beam angle of 30 degrees. The beam angle is plainly marked on the box, however, the part number listed by Amazon does not include the beam angle. If you check on the CB Concepts website, you'll see that the beam angle is actually part of the bulb part number. "Assuming" that all the bulbs being sold by Amazon under the "12XMR1612V20W" stock number are identical, you'll get a 30 degree beam angle when you order. Hope this isn't too confusing; good luck.
1950380
It seems that sometimes I get the 10D and sometimes the 30D. The picture on amazon does not show the same box that I get. Next to the wattage is another column of degree variants with a black spot on the enclosed version.
1950381
I'm not sure. I use them for low voltage outdoor lights. I can say that the angle is fairly wide, so not 10 or 20 degrees.
739977
I have not ordered the 10 pack but they look the same to me. (And shipping cost is less.) There is no part number shown on the 10- pack bulbs but the product photos certainly look identical to the single bulb. Just make sure you get the right degree of angle you need. There are a number of 10 packs - all of them are called 'spotlights' but the degree of the light beam is narrow on some. I think the 60 degree beam is the widest.
32394
I'm only guessing, but aroound 35 to 45 degrees. I have two mounted on a single wall to illuminate my shop and they work OK, NOT great!
845928
The tilt angle for the 4" is approx 15 to 20 degrees. Great lights. best looking led on the market in my opinion. Put 40 of them in my new home
578443
10 yards is the peak brightness. At that distance they hurt your eyes, and traffic hates me which is why I bought them for my motorcycle. I want to be seen! The exact angle I can not determine. it is a very tight pattern that does not spread out until about 45 feet.
1212271
Lights have a moderate tilt (maybe 10 - 15 degrees) when mounted on the stand. So it's not perfectly vertical like the photograph (at least mine weren't). The lights are still great though. Good quality for the price I think.
1871256
No, the beam angle (in degrees or other measurement) is not listed. The beam spread had the better floodlight quality of four different LED GU 10 lamps that I purchased and tested in Juno trac-Lite fixtures; other were more spotlight-like in comparison.
2110147
I don't know about -20, but they have a very high failure rate at 75. I've lost two lights out of six in the first few months of operation. LED wholesalers sent me new drivers, which had to be soldered into the units, but I'm extremely wary now of the lights
655559
The lights do not pivot up or down but can be inserted into the ground at an angle to point down rather than horizontally. I use them to illuminate a step on my patio and they work quite well.
1913986
Not sure what the exact angle is but I have one above my sink (about 5') and it lights up the hole sink area nicely. A good white light for the kitchen. Also have 8 of them (2x4) in the office and they light the office area very well.
2231981
I certainly can't "discern the light cast by the individual LEDs". The bulbs do have a fairly wide (60°) beam angle and their coverage seems uniform and consistent with the halogen bulbs they replaced, perhaps warmer (3200°K), not as harsh.
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.
1412469
From 50-60 feet away I have two of these angled 10 degrees apart. I'd estimate the width is 40 feet. They are very bright though!
1566453
PAR 20 refers to general shape and dimensions. You also need to check three things: flood or spot; lumens; and color (usually 2700K/warm or 3000K/cooler).
1556968
I am not sure if it is 40 or 60. It does put out good light. You are not going to be able to read with it but it is adequate. I like it and would buy again.
1767138
These lights come in three configurations: W, S & C. "W" uses LED's that are mounted "flat" or perpendicular to the board on which they're mounted. This sends the beams straight out from the fixture. The "S" model positions the LED's at a 25-degree angle focused inward. This creates a more "spotted" throw. The "C" model utilizes two separate sets of LED's - one set balanced to daylight; the other balanced to tungsten. You can adjust the color temp of the light on this one using a dial, rather than using a filter on the front of the fixture.
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