Alone the light is not intense. If I used several of these hung 6 to 8 feet apart, would the light overlap to brightly illuminate my workshop?
1879128
Depending on the height of the ceiling I would space them farther apart. I am currently using 1 to illuminate my 8x20 wood shed.
1879129
Hello.I build for my friends that own a warehouse 2 aluminum frames and hung 12 of these fixtures in groups of three(total 24) . I would recommend to alternate between the highest light temperature and a daylight one, so if you mix them, you get a very nice result. The light is very uniform, and you can do some degree of precision work with it.
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I have only one in my yard and it lights up to 40 feet long, with a nice bright light so if you use several of them well placed i am sure you'll be more than satisfied with them in the workshop or you can also get the 20w ones that gives twice the light. Hope this helps
1879131
Hello. I build for my friends that own a warehouse 2 aluminum frames and hung 12 of these fixtures in groups of three(total 24) . I would recommend to alternate between the highest light temperature and a daylight one, so if you mix them, you get a very nice result. The light is very uniform, and you can do some degree of precision work with it.
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.
835027
I have this light about 4 ft from my numbers and lights them fine. Shouldn't be an issue at 6' it's a fairly strong light.
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.
2046910
No. You would need significantly more light. I would suggest (2) 4-foot bulbs at the very minimum...
86305
If being used as the main source of light I would say no. They would be perfect for extra light above your desk but I wouldn't be happy with 2 of these as the main lighting source.
263187
I don't think that would give you the light that you are looking for. It's very bright but you need to be sitting within 12 inches of the light to get any affect. You would probably want to get a bigger light that was meant for lighting a larger area. This is a great light for light therapy, but not for lighting a whole room. I also think the light bulbs wouldn't last very long in that situation.
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The light is incredibly bright. The light is currently at the top of our garage peak and provides light for an area of 30ft by 30ft. The light is daylight bright. The light fixture itself is heavy and kinda of awkward to install. It may be too bright to use in an enclosed space.
1724483
You will need more light, these are for effect. I have a light hood plus two strips of LEDs, possibly could use more.
258016
I hung 2 over my bar and they light it nicely. I would probably consider hanging 4 for an area as big as you're considering.
2127051
Yes. The more lights the brighter it will be. Not the individual light but the overall effect.
42134
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.
1538262
I have 3 of them installed about 5 feet above my computer desk. It is adequate lighting for working at the desk, but not for the rest of the room.
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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.
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Not that bright after i put them up. Only has 35w and can go no higher. Would be too hot for light. I bought 2 of them and put the other one in my garage and didn't use it. Bought another one that would take 50w of light and it is much brighter. White walls too. About the middle or the side, i am not sure about that. Jerry
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you still have the same number of lights i put 2 16 foot sections together and couldn't tell any difference in brightness led's don't use a lot of power as long as you connect at the proper point it should work just fine
969216
Our bedroom is 30 by 17 feet. That's 510 square feet. We have two of them in that room. They are plenty bright enough for this much space. I'm pretty sure that if I only had one in the middle of our bedroom it would still produce enough light for the entire room. Not as much as two of them of course, but enough. Yours at 169 square feet should be just fine with one.