How bright is it, will it light up a very tall palm tree?
929639
I think so. The ones I have are terrific. I will buy a lot more of them unless I find something better at Amazon.
929640
While it is a very good light, I would guess it would barely light the top of the palm, but would cast light most of the trunk. I would use a 3 watt uplight.
929641
While it is a very good light, I would guess it would barely light the top of the palm, but would cast light most of the trunk.I would use a 3 watt uplight.
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.
1063693
I use on a 30 gallon taller tank and it is very bright, really lights up the tank very nice:)
1968059
It is bright enough. It progressively lights depending on how low or high you want it. It's like the IKEA one. I love it!
1946926
No: It is not bright -- the light is a dim greenish glow in the ON/OFF switch. It is a 1/2" long and 1/4" oval light that could easily be taped up if the glow proved annoying.
1276461
It's about as bright as a Christmas tree light. I don't think that's bright enough, but maybe!
1798860
I have the light mounted about nine feet high, above an outside entrance. At that height the light provides very good, even illumination in a circle of about a ten foot radius. When I say very good illumination, I could certainly read under it, at least for a while. The light has a blue hue that looks a little harsh...I'd prefer a warmer color temperature but if that's my only complaint...
988322
Not even close. I bought mine to try and light a flag but it only shines a few feet. We use it to illuminate a plant on the ground.
1531899
its about 6 inches long and about 1 inch in diameter, and it is very bright.
1902545
It'll reach out to 100 yards no problem. It's comparable to a 1-2 million candle power old school one. Stay with this 10W 5 W no so bright. I use them for deer tracking and spotting. Super light and it seems to run a long time. I used mine for over an hour this season.
1349835
I don't know much about potted palms or it's light needs, but based on the small diameter output by this bulb I would guess not.
1442517
I would think that it would. I use mine down by the creek to be able to see the fishing poles at night. I am very pleased with it. Puts out a good bit of light at a pretty good angle. Don't have any palm trees in WV. This is the 2nd year for this light.
2241604
It's bright enough to light up a decent size room. However, may not have a high enough output to use for reading. It's a great light for camping and excellent for power outages.
26771
It's awfully bright! Its more of a focused beam,Iguess it would work since the beam is adjuetable.Hope this helps!
312715
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.
1046964
I feel that it is a very bright light, I use it to light up an American Flag. However, it only lasts about 4 hours. Hope this helps.
1565727
I have this light pointed in my home parking light and it reaches about 300 feet. It is very bright and would do very well to light a sign I suspect. We are very happy to have this light when we come home after hours in the dark. No issue with seeing the parking lot for sure. I would highly recommend it. I have full sun so I get a decent performance. Without full sun this light is not as good.
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My backyard is 100 meters across from treeline to treeline . Standing at one side and shining to the other, I can easily and clearly identify objects ( or critters ) on the other. Though not a "thrower" by design the SRK flashlight by sheer volume of light output ( 2100 lumens on high ) probably can throw " useable" light out to 125 meters, all the while flooding the area in front of it with a wide spill beam. Very impressive on high but will get really hot, on low it still puts out an impressive amount of light.