I have trouble trying to find a true "spot" led light. Is this a decent spot light, or does it tend to flood, and how far does the light cast?
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It is more of a flood light than a spot. I like it but I was looking more for a spot light type also. It lights up a big area but not super bright. Not a long way out.
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I can say they are great lights I've got them on my truck and car and some of my equipment they are very bright for the size I can't tell a lot of difference between the spot and flood they do cast light pretty far out but it's not like one spot they spread out pretty much
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It casts about a good 50 to 60 yards. It floods and spot. But the spot is not a concentrated beam. For the price they are bright. Good kelvin color!
1063414
It's not a true spot light but it does a great job lighting up the back roads at night
1063415
I have these and a light bar they are more of a spot light straight and narrow
1063416
these project light more forward then out.. the light easily casts 150-200 feet and will light up signs 500+ feet away.. I use them on my atv and they work great.. brighter then my PIAA projection headlights
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I think it's a bit more spotlight than floodlight, but the light is not terribly focused (has decent spread). I'd say this would be a good option to light a smaller area like for a door or window area versus lighting up a whole yard or driveway.
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This light has a very big round flood pattern for lighting an area near you like lighting the side of a house from 10-15 feet away. This mode is not super bright, but gives a very nice flooded area. The throw pattern is smaller and brighter with a slightly wider surrounding flood area. That mode may work best for spotting owls in a tall tree. I like this light as a good choice for all around use. If you need something super bright that throws a very long distance go with a Fenix PD32 Ultimate Edition.
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I have a bunch of these. They are good for a little up lighting to a wall or curtain. No good as a spot. that is for sure.
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I use LED flood lights and they work fine for me. I use the day-light type.
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No, the light will not light up evenly. There will be some (small) shadow between the LED spots. There might be a distance that will minimize the shadows, but you will have to experiment and there is no guarantee that all shadow will disappear at some distance.The only way I can see to really minimize shadow is to use 2 or 3 of the lights slightly staggered from each other.Hope this helps.
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We use it as a spot light for outdoor Christmas decorations. We've had lots of problems with other types of flood lights, but we've been very satisfied with this one.
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Dear Kevin, If you were to hold a white piece of paper in front of the lamp at 6" away, it would seem as if it were a spotlight. However, there's no focus arrangement in the reflector geometry or in the lens. The LED chip is simply flat. So, at 12" from the fixture, the light pattern begins to lose shape. These people don't speak English.....They just want people to buy their products. These people told me their 12VDC devices were 120vac. I bought 10 mixed ac and DC fixtures for the boat, and had to take each and every one of them apart to verify the power supply/LED driver module, AND, to get rid of the USELESS pigtail arrangement. The flexible cord connectors all needed to be reworked in my lathe, in order to fit waterproof (SOOW) 14/2 AWG in them without a nightmare splicing. They're cheap, er, inexpensive, and mostly watertight, which is their saving grace.
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We are using this as a spotlight in front of our building at night. We have a series of them to light up the front. The LED is extremely bright. I would suggest going to a store that sells this product so you can see how it illuminates. I am not sure how big an area you are looking to light but this throws light up about 20 ft. and about 15 ft. wide with the fixture being about 2 ft. from the front of the building.
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It's not a spot. It's a projector stlye lens so its a very defined light. But I would say its in the 130-160 degree range. I used two as reverse lights on my jeep and it tripled the output over the factory light.
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I had the same issues when I bought my lights... It's just a combination of colors it seems, I still love em'. If you want a true white one, you might have to fork out for dedicated light.
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This type of landscape (LED) light is "flood" type. I think 25 foot is a bit far.
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I used this item all sorts of way's with out any issure's ! This does not produce a diffuse light up close and in my opinon it shows a sharp beam.You can connect several led infr. lites! As far as angles are concerned you can position it at any angle.If this does not suit you there is other products to adjust your needs.I hope this was some what helpful. DAVE S
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hi friend, many customers use this item as fill light. Maybe it's not enough bright as a key light.
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I've had no problem with my light. Ceiling is tiled ad I use a shower curtain. Great having a light - no splash or steam - use led light meant for wet areas.
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I&#699;ve tried it, unfortunately I don&#699;t have a photo sorry. But I can say it "sort of" works. Depending on how tall the walls are, it doesn&#699;t throw as far up the wall as I hoped. It just doesn&#699;t have enough throw. I used it as an uplight against a white wall that was about 20&#699; high, and it got "lost" after about 10-12&#699;. It does however work fine as an uplight on my speaker scrims, so if you&#699;re a DJ, looking for an affordable solution to lighting your scrims...this is good. Also good for a light wash on a small area...maybe 10&#699; to 15&#699; feet. If you&#699;re looking to uplight high walls... you&#699;d be better of spending the extra $50 bucks and buy the American DJ Mega Par Profile RGB LED, or the Chauvet version. I believe they&#699;re both $99 or less.
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For this Flash-light, I measured its strong spot-beam to be slightly over 10-degrees in diameter, and its weak flood-beam about 72-degree in diameter. In other words (and rounding), it creates a strong spot-like round beam of 2-feet in diameter from about 11-feet distance, and exhibits a weak flood-like round beam of slightly over 7 feet in diameter from 5 feet away. Just to be complete, this correspond to the T6 diving light, single white LED, twist-on, with 3 visible o-rings on the thread, and a 3.7 Li-Ion 3000mAh battery. I tested it with the cap twisted all the way in, and with a freshly charged battery. The measurement is a result of subjective observations from two subjects (my wife and myself:-)) performed at two different distances for each beam type.