I am looking to replace BR30 halogen floods that have 120 degree beam in my kitchen. I need the 120 beam width to fill the area with my 6 cans. What is beam width of Kobi 16 Watt Dimmable R30 LEDs?
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I surely know that the beam is much more than 90 degrees , almost 120 Degrees , But I do not know how to exactly measure and give a total affirmation. All I can say is that the light is bright and soft and feels good. I bought a KOBI ELECTRIC LED-R30-16W1100-50 16-watt 1100Lumen 5000K Cool 100 R30 Dimmable LED Light Bulb
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at least 120I have 8 cans they are about 1/4 inch lower than the bottom of the can and have better than expected light out the side
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I believe the beam is 120 degrees. The 5000K makes the light white like a CFL, not yellow like an incandescent. I am very happy with these LEDs. I have them on my stairwell and they are pretty bright.
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For the 48W, there is only two beam: Spot Beam (30 degree) and Flood Beam (60 degree). If you want to have the light in 120 degree, you can have our LED light 50W. You can check this link out for detail: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BLSUSBG Please let us know if you still have any question. Thanks!
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The bulb is about the size of an R20 incandescent bulb, but a little shorter. I measure about 2.5" wide at the lens end, and about 3.75" long. this one is more like a R20 incandescent bulb I measure about 2.4 in" wide at the lens end, and about 4 in" here is a link to a great beautiful designed R20 LED Bulb Triangle Bulbs T95059-6 (6 pack) - 9-Watt (50-Watt) R20 Indoor Flood LED Light Bulb, Soft white, 800 Lumens, 6-Pack
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The directions with it do not state the beam spread. It is a spot not a flood and comes with 50W bulb. 60 degree would typically be a flood. These spots I would estimate are more like 25 degree. I have 3 highlighting very tall palm trees and they reach to the top. Whether it's a flood or spot is determined by the bulb I believe not the fixture. Typically to highlight landscape you use spots. Flood illuminate large areas close up. I have one on the front of my house for example. Hope this helps.
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Kobi Electric LED 15-watt (90 watt) PAR38 warm white outdoor light bulbs and they work beautifully.
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I am 62, also a woodworker and machinest in my own shop. This bulb is very bright and the right warm color. I think this bulb is 65 watts, they have 100 watt bulbs in the BR40 configuration. I like this manufacture as compared to what I can get at the box stores. I have switched my shop to almost all LED lights
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BR30/PAR30 are typically used in indoor recessed ceiling fixtures. BR40/PAR40 are much bigger. I've only seen them used as outdoor flood lights.
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Well, you could check this one I'm using. It's also PAR20 and I've been using it for years now. I'm sure you'll be greatly pleased with the quality and the results Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 4) 7-Watt (50-Watt) PAR20 LED Flood Light Bulb, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
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I bought this light in advance for remodeling. My contractor will be installing it within the next week. My new addition will have dimmable switches, so I after measuring the space in the light, I purchased a 75W dimmable LED. The only thing I have read from reviews about this light is you have to be careful of overheating the bulb is fully enclosed. That's why I chose a bulb style rather than a floodlight style and the lower wattage. Hope this helps.
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No. A maximum of 75 Watts is permitted. R30, BR30, PAR30L, and PAR30LN bulbs only. You may also use the equivalent LED bulb, but no heat bulb.
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It's an R40 (large) floodlight. I'm not familiar with the can #, but home depot has experienced people that I'm sure will steer you in the right direction. They're a very common size.
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The BR30 is long neck only. If you need short neck, you would want the PAR30S. For example, the 12PAR30S/F36 2700 AF RO from Philips. Note the BR30 has a very wide flood beam angle, of approx 120 degrees, while the PAR30S maxes out at 36 degrees flood beam.
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I bought a set of 2. At first I didn't notice, but after about a week or two at night after I installed them, I noticed that the two light have vey different beam spot sizes, or flood patterns...or whatever you want to call the illumination pattern. I measured them, and one is close to 8 degrees, and the other is close to 30 degrees. The 8 does look like a spot type. With some small amount of outside the spot light beam. The 30 is more or les a flood type light. No real focused beam. Still seems to look as bright when doing the stare test, or the 'dark garage wall test. I'm trying to contact the vendor and ask them. FYI - *** When I've looked at other sellers of LED moto lights web sites, the majority of them do mention that they sell a spot version, and a flood version.( for the same lamp type) And if you don't specify exactly what two you want in your order, they sys they will ship you one of each. That may what happened to me.
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I would call this a flood light. The beam is definitely over 45. With that said I highly do NOT recommend these bulbs. With in one month, 4 of the 6 bulbs burnt out.
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Its For R20, PAR20 are mostly used outside, here is a link to a great beautiful designed R20 LED Bulb Triangle Bulbs T95059-6 (6 pack) - 9-Watt (50-Watt) R20 Indoor Flood LED Light Bulb, Soft white, 800 Lumens, 6-Pack
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I think feit has a R20 that's shorter but if you want the normal size here is a link to a great beautiful designed R20 LED Bulb Triangle Bulbs T95059-6 (6 pack) - 9-Watt (50-Watt) R20 Indoor Flood LED Light Bulb, Soft white, 800 Lumens, 6-Pack
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since these lights are an open face with no "eyebrow" and I, as a lighting contractor have never seen LEDs with a rated beam spred on them, this is going to be a flood more than a spot. Also the older Halogen mr-16s were rated according to a photo metric chart. aybe you canGoogle the term "photo metric and it might pull up the chart. They were rated from fixture with the beam spread by feet to your object you are trying to light. Wouldn't get my hopes too high only using 1 watt, although this is equal to somewhere in the neighborhood od 15 to 20 watts of Halogen