What is the coverage on this light and how far away from the plants should this be?
2020560
Radiates about three foot radius, distance will depend on the light requirements of the plant. LED puts out minimal heat, so it should not scortch the plant. Have one light on 12 hr timer to supplement the Alaskan winter "daylight",So far so good, because my orchids are spiking blooms and orange tree has not dropped it's fruit or leaves. Good luck
2020561
Radiates about three foot radius, distance will depend on the light requirements of the plant. LED puts out minimal heat, so it should not scortch the plant. Have one light on 12 hr timer to supplement the Alaskan winter "daylight", So far so good, because my orchids are spiking blooms and orange tree has not dropped it's fruit or leaves. Good luck
2020562
For the 75-Watt - It covers a 2 square feet area. You can put this 2-4 inches away from your plants. It does not heat up, so you shouldn't have problems with the light burning your plants.
211134
Generally speaking if you place the illuminator approximately 35' (approximately 11 meters) from your target you will get a 25'x25' (approximately 8m x 8m) spread. The closer you place it to your target the smaller the spread will get but the denser the light spots will be, accordingly, the further from your target results in a larger spread with sparser light spots.On really large trees I like to place one on each side for full effect. The light spots will penetrate throughout the tree giving it sort of a 3-D result.
883956
My deck is 55 by 10 and we have 2 fixtures. The light spills into the yard about 3 feet beyond deck. Great dark sky lighting.
264505
2-4 would be safe depending on how far away from the plants they are. It's pretty bright.
368680
I would say only about 10 feet but the light itself is amazing I can send you a video of how mine looks if you want just send me your emal address.
662496
somewhere around the perimeter on the top. put as close as you can to the edge ,otherwise there will not be enough clearance for the light to fit properly
2140946
It probably is not enough light. Light levels drop off dramatically as you move away from the bulb so the bulbs have to be right above the plants and very close to them. The fixture is only about 1 foot wide so the plants on the sides would get very little light.
245001
It will most definitely cover that area but, if only using the one fixture you should only look at low an mediumlight plants....adding a second fixture would be best
1972368
Ours is mounted on the front of a storage building approximately twenty ft. from the ground and I am estimating it lights a radius of at least 200 ft. I might add we are very pleased and the lighting is more than adequate for our needs.
2011231
depends on light and ventilation system - light should reach all the vegetative canopy
358651
My plants were about 2 ft from the bulb and did well. So one bulb could cover your two trays side-by-side, maybe even end-to-end if you swap them around every few days.
929642
It is approximately the brightness of a standard 20watt garden light. The are very small lights and would light up the bottom trunk of a palm tree, but definitely not up to the top of the tree.
1952270
To give good light I would suggest 4-6 feet apart depends on part if you are using 7 or 11 watt bulbs.
505484
Keep plants at least 8" away from lights and make sure area is ventilated--otherwise you may find wilted, dead plants! Keep them under 82 degrees.
932267
I am not sure how "protected" the area would be, however, this light is for indoor use only. I wouldn't recommend use outside due to moisture, etc.
1972369
I have it mounted 20' up on the side of a tree in my backyard. Mine shines about a 30' out from the tree. I'm happy with the light.
1530875
I would say about 30-40 feet. It helps at night to have street lights or garage lights to illuminate your subject. During the winter I had better night coverage because the snow on the ground gave a great contrast to anything that was going on.