What is the beam angle of this bulb? I'm looking for a narrow spot.
1300570
It is not narrow. 6 feet away the beam cone is about 6 feet in diameter I would estimate. Area lighting not spot
1300571
LightKiwi website has it listed as a 40 degree angle. I have one over a sculpture and it works well. Toshiba sells a warm white LED PAR30 with an 8 degree angle.
1300572
It is not a narrow spot. Perhaps I might call it a narrow flood, but its definitely a flood.
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.
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The beam angle on these bulbs is 120 degrees which means they cannot in anyway be deemed to be spotlights as the narrower the beam angle the more of a spot light it is. I don't know the technical definition of floodlight but these I suspect would be much more on the floodlight spectrum. But review what a 120 beam angle means should answer your question more precisely.
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I have noticed the beam is narrow and tall when these lights are mounted in the normal way. These lights are very bright when looking at them head on, but if you move to the left/right by 10-20 degrees, the light output is much less. So if you mount them vertically, then their beam will be wide and short.
1062066
I honestly don't know the angle. However, I have two recessed lights on my porch and it turns the night into day. Love these bulbs and they are the best that I have purhased to date.
32398
The angle is not very wide, if wide at all. I am using 4 of these light one side of my house. They act more like floodlights, From a distance of about 20 ft. the lighted area is about 5 to 7 ft. wide (that is the area where most of the light is concentrated). The angle of illumination is about 15-25 degrees
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Measure your lens. My lens was in the 38mm range +/- 2mm (kinda hard to measure with it installed in the lamp). FYI, between my son and I, we have 4 of these. I prefer the wide angle lens for single LED lamps. I ended up taking if off my three led lamp because it made the beam very oddly shaped. But it works beautifully on the single LED lamps completely eliminates the hot spot in the middle of the beam.
777998
Its in between a spot and a floodlight. the beam is non adjustable because it has multiple bulbs it is SO bright you can use it as either.
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yes very wide angle...sorry no pics..im doing a custom install also, not done yet.. think about upgrading bulb to hid later... lights have a nice "u" pattern ......
1412470
The beam angle is 38 degrees. (see the following for more details: http://www.feit.com/led-lamps/performance/dimmable/reflector/par38-wp-led)
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The lamp measures about 8 fc (90 lux) on axis at 3 ft and falls to about 50% (4 fc) 30 degrees off axis so it is a fairly narrow central beam although not a spot light. It is a poorly defined beam pattern so there is still significant flux beyond 45 degrees off axis. Color temperature appears to be ~5500K (daylight) although I did not measure it. These are DLRs (Daylight Running Lights) and not intended to be used for driving illumination.
1350061
it depends on the light you have, some have a straight plug and some have a plug at a 45 degree angle, there are two different bulbs for the different plugs.
816357
Most of my outside bulbs are at an angle of some kind; the Bayco needs to be pretty close to straight-on with the lightbulb. So if you can stand off far enough so that the fingers hit the bulb fairly straight, it's no problem. If you can't, if the pole has to be at a big angle, it's going to be harder, maybe impossible, depending on the angle and distance. I didn't have any trouble with my lights at various angles, even 15' above ground, but it'll be different for every situation, probably.
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Not sure of the angle since I do not have any trig tables in front of me. The fully illuminated spot is about 14" in diameter at 23" distance; with some diminishing light present for several more inches around the bright spot.
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it will work if there is at least an inch or so between the side of the bulb and the can.
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The beam angle is definitely more flood light than spot light. Don't know the exact angle, but would estimate 45 degrees
2032656
My apologies in taking so long to answer. I haven't been totally happy with this light because it's a bright street light overhead. It's a halogen light which is bright and I can't seem to find the right angle so it's not so harsh. But, as another has answered, it's 5.5".