What is the beam spread on the included bulbs? Does the fixture housing restrict a 60 degree beam spread bulb?
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The beam on the included bulbs is much more than 90 degrees.You can look around for different MR16 LED bulbs to find what you need. I use LED bulbs in these and they're fine --- rated for 50watts. I don't see why the housing would limit a 60degree bulb.
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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.
932525
The bulbs are integrated into the external reflector section. The housing seems to be the most limiting factor. I would guess the beam is limited to about 90 degrees.
1969247
My bulbs are installed in a horizontal orientation under a metal dome that is only 4 inches deep. At the highest output setting I can still handle the lit bulbs. The base is the warmest area of the bulb, so 'base-up' is probably the best orientation.
1268539
It gives a very wide and spread lighting. (Not directional) the ceiling in my house is typical 9ft. It works perfect. 4 months after I installed 50 of these throughout the entire house and they work perfect. I dropped a few of them accidentally during installation but didn't break nothing. Good purchase
174791
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 ......
610956
The low-beam uses an H7 bulb and the high-beam uses an H1. Search that with 8k and go with the kenson Conversion kit. Should be what you need to get set up right
1528028
Yes, that is correct. The fixture is a simple chord and sheet metal base. The only thing that changes is the style of bulbs. I was able to take the fixtures apart and shorten the chords so that I could hang them at different heights/lengths. They really are cool bulbs and you can't beat the price. If I recall the shipping took some time 'cause I think they come from overseas.
2055729
Hi OdvhutWe appreciate the question, and these bulbs will work for LOW Beam application only.You will need 9005 for teh HIGH Beam application.Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
1744551
They spread all the way. I would have to go out and measure but I am quite certain it would be able handle a 6.5" beam. (you need to buy your hardware separate, it doesn't come with anything other than the bracket)
1104925
I have a three lamp fixture that looks like a 75-100 watt incandescent. So to be honest, your 60 watt example would need two of these bulbs. They are also candelabra based (minny) designed for a chandelier or a similar styled lamp.
1532714
It depends on the height of the bulb, I am using a compact fluorescent that reaches almost to the top. The light spreads out over about 45 degrees.
984759
Dear Sir/Ma'am,Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, the 6000k would be compatible with the fixture. Just so long as it's the same wattage and it's a T-5 bulb. You would have to purchase the bulb separately. We wouldn't be able to switch it before it's shipped.If you have any further questions, please contact us back.Thank you and have a good day!
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The information in the box called for up to 60 watt bulbs, so that is what we used. It looks a lot brighter than 60 watt bulbs because the globe has so much area for light diffusion. We had much smaller lights that were close to the ceiling that used 60 watt bulbs & the first thing we noticed was how much brighter the hallways were with the larger shade. The top area of the shade difuses toward the ceiling as well. I think you will be surprised at how much more light these shades deliver.
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The dimemsions are approx. 3 inches at the bottom tapering upwards to 51/2--6 inches. NO you can't see the 60watt bulbs at all---a couple of inches below. We love the chandelier!!
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Same info as the other comments. This is a full size fixture that holds 3 bulbs. Not 6x6x6
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Hi, Just like on the stock lights, it's built into the bulb. Yes, the bulbs that are included have high and low beams.
1368439
yes the Iland in my kitchen is slightly larger and 2 lights are ample. We use 60W equivalent LED bulbs.
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Can't say specifically what angle, but I can tell you that I have these bulbs in top hats outside in the outside ceiling of a patio area and they are 20 feet apart and about 3 inches inside the top hat trip (not flush with the dress trim) and they illuminate very brightly and adequately. My gripe is that if you're using in a sealed socket, the bulb may not fit. I replaced CFL spots and these bulbs have a different taper, that did not allow me to screw into the socket enough before the taper forced against the rubber seal. Customer service at the supplier is non-exsistent (although I tried contacting and I asked for a response and no response came). You're on your own with any questions or problems. Can't say specifically what angle, but I can tell you that I have these bulbs in top hats outside in the outside ceiling of a patio area and they are 20 feet apart and about 3 inches inside the top hat trip (not flush with the dress trim) and they illuminate very brightly and adequately. My gripe is that if you're using in a sealed socket, the bulb may not fit. I replaced CFL spots and these bulbs have a different taper, that did not allow me to screw into the socket enough before the taper forced against the rubber seal. Customer service at the supplier is non-exsistent (although I tried... » Read More Can't say specifically what angle, but I can tell you that I have these bulbs in top hats outside in the outside ceiling of a patio area and they are 20 feet apart and about 3 inches inside the top hat trip (not flush with the dress trim) and they illuminate very brightly and adequately. My gripe is that if you're using in a sealed socket, the bulb may not fit. I replaced CFL spots and these bulbs have a different taper, that did not allow me to screw into the socket enough before the taper forced against the rubber seal. Customer service at the supplier is non-exsistent (although I tried contacting and I asked for a response and no response came). You're on your own with any questions or problems. « Show Less