Will this product provide enough light if it is mounted on the eave of my second floor home?
1035349
This question is pretty subjective. We mounted ours to the apex of our covered deck roof which is roughly 20 feet above the ground, and it illuminates an area roughly 70'x60' in size.
1035350
Oh, Yes. I was very pleased with the candle power of these lights. I have 16 in a condo breeze way and there is more then enough light.
1035351
Yes, light is very bright. I have mine mounted on 2nd story and it casts very sufficient light
44524
It will definitely not be enough light, IMO. Light does not penetrate very deep and the light itself is not very wide either.
1630732
Yes, I would recommend mounting the light under the eave to provide additional protection from rain and the elements. There is also a pedestal which enables you to mount the light on the ground (i.e. near a foot path or lighting up a garden).
922325
Yes but take into account it may not provide enough brightness for you without a ceiling light, also.
1161977
Definitely. We have it in a not so sunny indoor location and it is doing OK, but really could use more light.
1468780
Depends on how much other light there is in the room...it's not the brightest fixture ever. It'd be good for effect lighting but not for primary lighting.
437005
I doubt it would. It doesn't really put off that much light even when directly facing a light wall.
1224335
I think it would work. It's not as bright as the overhead light I have, but it lights the room pretty well.
2252085
Without knowing how much room and depth you have to place the light, yes, the light will light it up; no sweat. You'll have to play the "light placement" game. Hope it works out.
1720304
I have one of these sensors connected to a dual floodlight mounted above and between the doors of my two-car garage and it works fine to illuminate the short double-wide driveway leading from the street to the garage. I'm not sure how it would with your decorative lighting as it is intended to screw into the mount for the dual floodlight unit; but I'd bet a qualified electrician could connect some wiring (possibly through a conduit) to another lamp away from thedual floodlight unit it's intended for.Steven S
121285
Probably bright enough depending on how bright you need it. Would recommend at least two.i.have two in a 3x2 cabinet and it is plenty bright
22940
I just went and looked at the light. I think the bracket will swivel enough to mount the light under your eave.
1010071
It shouldn't be too bright especially since you can control the angle of the light. Worse case scenario? Try it, and if it doesn't work it's very handy for a lot of other things....or send it back. I think you'll like it.
1763429
I guess it would depend on what bulb you put in. I have mine above my bathroom mirror & it provides a lot of light.
720918
No, most likely not since I turn on the lights above vanity and overhead ceiling light to have enough light in my bathroom.
1720305
I have one of these sensors connected to a dual floodlight mounted above and between the doors of my two-car garage and it works fine to illuminate the short double-wide driveway leading from the street to the garage. I'm not sure how it would with your decorative lighting as it is intended to screw into the mount for the dual floodlight unit; but I'd bet a qualified electrician could connect some wiring (possibly through a conduit) to another lamp away from the dual floodlight unit it's intended for. Steven S
1817019
Depends on how much light you want for the area....I have it in my garage, and it generates enough light to ensure that I don't trip over any tools but it is much dimmer than a standard 60W bulb