Is this too bright for lighting a garden pot that is 1 foot from the house?
1090975
YES, I use it to light up a willow tree and a sycamore ant it works wonderfully.
1090976
Pretty big for that Job. I am lighting a 30 ft tree from 15 ft away. Great light tho.
1090977
Definitely not. Gives a lot of light but it it not harsh. I have 6 of them throughout my front garden area illuminating portions of a rock garden. Many compliments I have received. So go for it. It has been over 1 year now and all solar lights are still running just like new and on the original batteries.
1090978
If you want the pot lit from above, hold the light to see how the light is shining on your pot and mount the light in the eaves. If you are staking the light and lighting the pot from the ground, try it in several locations to get the effect you want. There is more than enough cord to still get the solar panel in any position, too. As long as the panel is in the open and clear of any shade, it'll do well. My solar panel is on a fence.
99548
No, I don't think so. It's more of a feature light, where the distance between the feature and the light is like 5 feet. Think "small piece of statuary" or "small pond feature". Anything bigger/farther away from that will need a genuine spotlight, and probably one fed with 110VAC at that.
288480
It's pretty bright. We're using it on the side of the house with the motion sensor on to light the area when we take out the trash. It's more than sufficient for that. It's also a fairly convincing "gotcha" for unwelcome visitors.
1910782
No. This is supplemental lighting for decorative purposes only. You should use a proper light.
630412
The brightness of this fixture is equivalent to a 40watt incandescent bulb. For a kitchen you might need additional lighting along with it.
1257778
This is bright at 300 or 500 watts. This is designed to be mounted to a metal electrical box via the conduit fixture attached which is anchored properly. You might be better off using a standard flag pole light fixture. My unit is still working fine in the NE environment.
1263536
Yes, I placed mine in my side yard and can light up the side of my house, otherwise it is a very dark area between my house and the neighbors.
1946926
No: It is not bright -- the light is a dim greenish glow in the ON/OFF switch. It is a 1/2" long and 1/4" oval light that could easily be taped up if the glow proved annoying.
2124112
If you mount it on a wall at least 7ft from the ground it will be fine. It's very bright but you shouldn't be looking at it anyway.
1188572
we have been using it as a night light and i would say it is almost too bright at full intensity. it illuminates the ceiling brightly even with the room lights on. not sure how you need to use it, several feet easily. 10w is quite allot for LED sure you'll be happy.
1404006
I am not sure how close that you can put this light to a plant.I have my light 24" away from my plants and they are thriving.
1284770
It depends. I use it in about 1.5 m. In hard cases you can use additional LED emitter connected by a wire.
1202838
I would say it depends on how high they are mounted. Mine (only ONE light fixture) is over a kitchen sink/counter in the garage and is mounted only about 7' high. In my setup, it is plenty bright. I like it.
115863
My opinion is that it would be fine for such. If you needed brighter I would consider the Ray2 light but it might be too much for low light plants.
1442518
I think this light is very bright, and would work. I use it for the inside of a chicken coop, and it has much more light than what I want for that purpose - I wish it wasn't so bright. Not sure how big your trees are, but this puts out quite a bit of light.
121235
No, it's not a very bright light. We have recessed lighting in the bedroom as well as the fan light. I wouldn't recommend it as your only light source.
101844
It's not super bright...I still need natural light and overhead light to use it.