My island is 5 X 9. Would 2 or 3 lights be recommended?
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We just installed a 10 foot island. We hung 3 lights, and it is perfect. I don't think 2 would cover that large an area. They are beautiful and everyone comments on them. Great choice!
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For kitchen islands, leave approximately 30 to 32 inches from the countertop to the fixture base. It is best to hang pendants in odds, so my recommendation would be 3 or even 5.
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My island is 5 feet across and looks good with 2. I would recommend at least 3, if not 4.
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Hi Nancy,Well I think that 2 lights would be sufficient for your needs. I have 2 of them, one on each side of my Storage Shed door and they light that up very well. Just make sure they are where they get sunlight during the day and you will have light at night. Try to position them at that point so they will get all the sunlight you can muster.Good luck and Amazon is where I got mine and they have been great.JB
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No. You would need significantly more light. I would suggest (2) 4-foot bulbs at the very minimum...
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Yes! It really depends on how many lights you install. One or two would be fine.
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Yes. It comes with 2 bulbs and either will be sufficient. It might be too much light.
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About 3x3 to 4x4 ft area.anything bigger you would need multiple lights or a 1000 watt.
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The light is pretty bright , but if you used 2 Im sure that would work well for a 9x12 space. I used two in a 10x14 tent and it lit it up pretty good
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We have a 3-way bulb in there. We tend to use the second setting the most but will be more than adequate
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Get two. I love mine. No problems with the lights or the company. My corals and fish are doing amazing. Was definately worth the money.
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2 light fixtures are necessary for full coverage on a 48" tank. i've owned these for almost a year with no problems and all corals are thriving!
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I would consider smaller ones specially for that use. There may not be enough light for one thing and they are bulky and heavy for indoor use
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It will depend on how much illumination you prefer for dining. I added an inline cord dimmer switch so I could regulate the amount of light needed, which allows me to have a variety of light as needed.
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This model is a bit small for your area of cacti. I would recommend locating a larger light that can cover more square footage.
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Depends on what you're trying to achieve. If growing low light plants you might want to have two of these lights. I don't think one light will be adequate, in my opinion of course.
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Probably a good choice for this application. One of the two dimmer settings would probably work well.
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One of these lights would work PERFECTLY for a 3 ' x 3' area! Using the math for the calculated light spread, you would be able to lower the panel to 13.5" of height and still have awesome core coverage to all sides of the room.
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I think light output would be fine, but because it is a linear design not sure it's best choice for a 12x12 cube ... a better choice might be 2 smaller clamp lights, or a tile-shaped light, like the AquaRay Mini 500