goal to light up 35' river birch tree in front yard. Would two of these work?
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Maybe try it and see if you like it you may want something just a little stronger this one is pretty good for me
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I currently have 2 lighting up a mid size red maple. 40' or taller. It is at the end of a 200' run. Works great
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It is not very bright. i have focused the lights on a tree but the light hardly reaches the leaves. the max you might get is 2 feet
1679664
This particular unit is for post lights so it would not be the one for you. My son has a porchlight however that has the same functions as this unit. I don't know who the manufacturer is though. If your two lights are wired together though you only need one of them to have these special functions.
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Hello live in Louisiana which is a wet climate although not at all like the NW. No problem so far and have one of mine on a tree about 10ft up and provides good light down on my shop lock. Also the tree is full and thought it might be too shady for the solar panel on the light but it lights up every night.
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Sort of, I have mine 20 ft. up in a tree to provide light in the yard below. It is a soft glow. If you were trying to light something you wanted people to see from the street I would suggest going to a brighter one.
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You probably could assuming you have power and a ton of tree branch to broadcast to. This light really works best with a fog machine.
834297
Yes. This is a long tubular bulb approximately 6 inches and would work with your size tree. It has a fat base like regular sizeightbulbs. You do know that it has to be mounted on the base part of your tree and will not sit upright by itself.I
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No, it would not be bright enough. I bought two as flood lights and they hardly light 10 feet ahead
1122400
I would echo what the others have said. Although it's a great light, it's probably not the right light for a planted tank. Unplanted tank that size, I say 2 would be enough.
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This ornament would work on an artificial tree that is not "pre-lit". It needs to plug into your light set to work. It is a very pretty piece - multi-dimensional with a lot of detail.
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Yes they will work. They are very bright i have just 2 of them on my patio 20 x 15ft. But rember u cannot dim them. Get the warm white ones. Maybe just get 2 or 3 to start with and see if u like them. martin
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I have only one in my yard and it lights up to 40 feet long, with a nice bright light so if you use several of them well placed i am sure you'll be more than satisfied with them in the workshop or you can also get the 20w ones that gives twice the light. Hope this helps
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It is a small round light, not a large square flood light... we placed at the base of our trees to illuminate the bottom of the canopies, trunk and lower level looks nice (2 oaks, 1 redbud)... Also, placed 4 (two at one area and 2 at another) about 2 foot out from brick home behind our dwarf alberta spruce's (anchoring the corners of home) to up light the home - nice. sufficient.
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No. My first one didn't work either. I contacted the company, and even after telling them that I bought the 4 foot light, they sent me a 2 foot replacement. By the time they sent me the right one, it was too late to start my seeds for the summer!
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The light output is about that of a two C-cell flashlight. It might not be bright enough to hit the six foot mark unless surrounding light is low and the tree is light in color. Check similar products from Philips - AC operated.
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Yes. That is precisely why I bought it. I've been using it to operate two fluorescent grow lights for my bonsai tree. Works great.
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I don't know and I'm not climbing the tree in the middle of winter to find out. I will say it works fine but at 10 hour flood the light is like a full moon which to me is not nearly enough. If I had to do it over again I would have gone bigger.