What is the beam distance
251729
I have the HL2, and the stated beam distance is 150m on the high setting, 35m on low. For the HL3, with a much higher (1100 lumen) output, the beam distance on high is listed at 379m, and low at 35m. Of course, it depends on environmental conditions and to a lesser degree on battery strength. I wanted a bright pocket light with a lot of throw: I got one. Hope this helps.
251730
I bought this for a retired Deputy Sheriff and an avid hunter and he LOVES it. I cant really tell you the distance but my friend says its the best. Hope this helps.
251731
Wish I could answer but don't really know. I live in eastern hardwood area with woods close in everywhere. Walking on road is best ex. and it reaches way out, literally opens up the night with a broad beam like some great big Wheat ,sp.?, light use to do in coon hunting. Can best say that I'm well pleased so far. Drawback is that the highest lumens are only sustained for the first several uses and then the batteries can't put out that full power...but still put out an excellent level.
1361339
I am not sure of the distance the light reflects but tomorrow I wll try to measure it and let you know. They are really bright and I am pretty sure on the highest beam you would get that distance or close to it.
540927
much shorter. A competition beam is 16 feet. However this beam is long enough to practice most things such as cartwheel, back walkover, etc.
721101
It has a wide beam with a defined brighter narrow beam as well. Beam width is not adjustable. Great light.
1713557
YES, I tested the unit I have & The Max I could read was 102 foot. It is almost impossible to see the laser dot at that distance anyway.
475439
Not sure on the length of beam, however, its suppose to handle people up to 6'4" comfortably. Im 6'3" with long legs and it fits me very well. Great piece of equipment
1703406
The beam spreads out as it gets farther away. It has an 8 to 1 spread ratio, so at 40 centimeters, the read area is a 5 centimeter diameter circle. It doesn't list a maximum range, but as the target gets farther away, the measuring circle gets large enough to be useless.
1886794
I have had mine set up in the house at about 30 ft and they work fine. My Sirt laser pistol will cast a visible beam on the neighbors garage about 300 yards across the park when it is close to dusk. I was assuming that it would work if the beam was visible but I haven't tested that theory. I can't see the visible beam over 30-40 ft outside on a sunny day. I haven't tried the targets outside yet. I will get back to you when I do
1133608
At about 3 feet (from the illumination target) with the sleeve all the way back in flood mode, the beam is about 3 feet wide. Also at 3 feet, the beam (with the sleeve in spot mode) is about 4 inches across. Extrapolate that out to the distances you would need.
1516149
Beam is very wide. I have it mounted under my bumper and the only cut off line is from the bumper itself. It lights up a huge area.
117986
Nancy, I wondered about this myself and prior to installing, I aimed mine at the garage door at the house across the street (about 160 feet away). Both laser beams were highly visible and more importantly, had a nice tightly focused beam diameter. These are powerful lasers and you will not have any problems seeing your red sighting dot to guide you into your desired parking location.
1729111
2 inches away the two lasers are about 1 inch apart. At 6 feet the two lasers are 6 inches apart. Hope that helps.
685108
Can set the unit to view a broad angle which limits its distance. Don't recall how far that detects. The beam setting can detect up to about 50' as I recall. I use the beam all around my property. To limit the distance I aim the beam at a tree trunk, wall, run the beam into the ground or other ways. You could aim it at a power box or shrub. Does a wonderful job. I tried many different detectors and this is the only one reliable and durable. Have had one receiver and 6 detectors for nearly 10 years mounted outside. Not a failure yet. Batteries last a year or more. I use the cheapest alkaline I can find. Can set the unit to view a broad angle which limits its distance. Don't recall how far that detects. The beam setting can detect up to about 50' as I recall. I use the beam all around my property. To limit the distance I aim the beam at a tree trunk, wall, run the beam into the ground or other ways. You could aim it at a power box or shrub. Does a wonderful job. I tried many different detectors and this is the only one reliable and durable. Have had one receiver and 6 detectors for nearly 10 years mounted outside. Not a failure yet. Batteries last a year or more. I use the cheapest alkaline... » Read More Can set the unit to view a broad angle which limits its distance. Don't recall how far that detects. The beam setting can detect up to about 50' as I recall. I use the beam all around my property. To limit the distance I aim the beam at a tree trunk, wall, run the beam into the ground or other ways. You could aim it at a power box or shrub. Does a wonderful job. I tried many different detectors and this is the only one reliable and durable. Have had one receiver and 6 detectors for nearly 10 years mounted outside. Not a failure yet. Batteries last a year or more. I use the cheapest alkaline I can find. « Show Less
977804
Unsure the actual distance of the light beam, my father is a mechanic so he uses it primarily for tight and dark spaces
777997
Like the previous response, it's between a spot & floodlight. The beam angle is about 30 degrees either side of center and is very bright. In the dark it will clearly light up the house at the west end of my field over 1500 feet away when it is on high. It almost turns night into day. You will not be disappointed.
1770113
can't tell you exactly as I have not measured it, but it is really a strong beam. I can see the neighbors house a qtr mile away. I can shine it down the pasture to see if any goats are strayed and that is more than a qtr mile. You can see the strobe about a mile away on a fairly clear night. I would not be without it ever. It is the best money I have spent. MY daughter in law is on the local police force and they use them all the time and they do take a beating at times but still outshine any other of their size. Hope this helps.
153842
this one is the same one he police use it shoots a consist beam the range off the beam is 2 metersgreets from Nico Brouwers the Netherlands