Which is it - flood/work - or - spot - because a spot beam is useless as a work or flood light and vice versa?
1040994
This is more of a work light. It is very bright and aims the light in one direction, but I would not use as spot light for say more than 10-20 ft. I bought to add to the lighting in the rear of my Jeep Wrangler because the stock dome light is not bright enough or in right place. This light is very rugged and worth the money IMHO.
1040995
It is both! It projects a focused beam like a spot light, but also has a very wide angle but not as wide as a true flood light. Really awesome for the price!
1216904
Led by nature are Spotlights but by defusing the light with reflectors at angles you have a Flood light. This Flood light is focused light at set angle with very little excess irradiated light.
856973
Hi Mark,It is really more of a flood light than spot light. I am using one to illuminate my American Flag at night. I had to mount it a lot closer than I had planned with a spot light. I hope this helps.Bob
1216903
This is a flood light. I have one for my back yard and it lights up the whole yard
777998
Its in between a spot and a floodlight. the beam is non adjustable because it has multiple bulbs it is SO bright you can use it as either.
819920
I guess it depends on what you mean by "adjustable beam". The beam has two brightness levels but the focus cannot be adjusted (i.e., it does not adjust from spot to flood). The strobe feature has to be intentionally selected, otherwise it's just a high or low brightness. Instructions are included for permanently deactivating the strobe feature so that you don't accidentally turn it on. You can reactivate the strobe feature if you ever decide you want to use it.
1273899
The flood light is really going to limit how far you will be able to see as it does not reach out as far as the driving or spot patterns. For up close it will work well, the Amber light does not reflect back any where near as harshly in rain/fog/snow as the regular light does making it easier to see past the reflected light. As a side note the Amber does a nice job in dust as well.
1907002
They are a nice combination of both spot and flood. I'm the type of,person that when I turn on my piass I want to light up the world! They don't do that but I am happy with there distance.
1913057
Lights with a reflector/dish are intended to reflect backward-directed light forward--the bulb position and dish shape determining focal point of resulting light. These floods have no backward-directed light, so the reflector/dish serves no purpose (beyond simple mechanical/thermal protection). The light would have a diverging beam based On the internal characteristics of the bulb (which is a "wide angle" type). I don't know if any reason why this arrangement would not be just fine.
822233
Spot And Flood. The Outside 6 LEDs On Each Side Make The Flood. The Rest Are The Spot.
1879117
The beam angle is definitely more flood light than spot light. Don't know the exact angle, but would estimate 45 degrees
1075447
I don't know and mine isn't easy to get to. I think it is smaller than an outdoor flood light however. I like it but wish it were brighter.
911558
It is a considered the spot light in the description on there website here http://tuffledlights.com/products/led-spot-light-bar-10-30v-72w-20-inch-long/ .they also said they don't make the rugged series in a flood light design. although it has a pretty wide throw, about 10 degrees less angle then a conventional big single light housing off road flood light, according to a little research I've done. that being said, I'm glad I went with the spot instead of a combo our flood because its, kinda like a flood. if I was rock crawling or lighting up the BMX track, I'd go with the flood.
932524
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.
1401223
Spot lights have more of a focused beam. Flood lights seem to light up a larger area all around you but they will not shine as far down the trail. I have both spot and flood on the front of my Polaris Ranger. I focus my spot lights down trail and I allow my flood light to illuminate the area directly in front of me and to both sides of the trail.
1343777
No, the spot and flood come on at same time, it's not wired to where you can turn on just one or the other
1094373
Check out Rigids website, it shows the distance of the beam in the spot/flood/and spot-flood combos and also the intensity of the light per distance. I mounted the spot-flood combo on the bow of my duck boat and have been very happy with it.