The description says narrow beam angle - any idea what angle it is?
1879115
Can't say specifically what angle, but I can tell you that I have these bulbs in top hats outside in the outside ceiling of a patio area and they are 20 feet apart and about 3 inches inside the top hat trip (not flush with the dress trim) and they illuminate very brightly and adequately. My gripe is that if you're using in a sealed socket, the bulb may not fit. I replaced CFL spots and these bulbs have a different taper, that did not allow me to screw into the socket enough before the taper forced against the rubber seal. Customer service at the supplier is non-exsistent (although I tried contacting and I asked for a response and no response came). You're on your own with any questions or problems. Can't say specifically what angle, but I can tell you that I have these bulbs in top hats outside in the outside ceiling of a patio area and they are 20 feet apart and about 3 inches inside the top hat trip (not flush with the dress trim) and they illuminate very brightly and adequately. My gripe is that if you're using in a sealed socket, the bulb may not fit. I replaced CFL spots and these bulbs have a different taper, that did not allow me to screw into the socket enough before the taper forced against the rubber seal. Customer service at the supplier is non-exsistent (although I tried... » Read More Can't say specifically what angle, but I can tell you that I have these bulbs in top hats outside in the outside ceiling of a patio area and they are 20 feet apart and about 3 inches inside the top hat trip (not flush with the dress trim) and they illuminate very brightly and adequately. My gripe is that if you're using in a sealed socket, the bulb may not fit. I replaced CFL spots and these bulbs have a different taper, that did not allow me to screw into the socket enough before the taper forced against the rubber seal. Customer service at the supplier is non-exsistent (although I tried contacting and I asked for a response and no response came). You're on your own with any questions or problems. « Show Less
1879116
I did not find it narrow beam, I put them high enough on outside wall on my house it quite bright works great. No problem so far.
1879117
The beam angle is definitely more flood light than spot light. Don't know the exact angle, but would estimate 45 degrees
844657
I'm assuming your referring to beam focus or dispersion. I don't have exact degree but this is more of a narrow focus beam. Probably no more than 20 degrees.
2109171
Length of it is 2.28'', diamater is 1.97'', please make sure the size fits your fixtures.Beam angle is 45 degree, if there is a GU10 socket in your fixture and supply 100-240vac input voltage, it will be suitable for your track lighting.
1935634
I've only tried installing it in a wall mounted reading light (the bulb mounts up instead of down) but I'm going to say that the angle is at least 180 degrees and maybe just a bit more. I was surprised in that I can't see a shadow line like I might expect since the dome/lens is only on the upper hemisphere. The light dispersion seems to be very good. Hope that helps.
656810
It has a powerful, focused beam that should be exactly what you're looking for. It also has wide angle light at the same time. It's one truly awesome light!
414906
Beam is narrow, but this is an excellent underwater light. We used it under out jet boat to clear debris. Great value.
483779
The first right to left is regular beam, turn off with a left to right, then the next right to left is the strobe function. Had I known I would of spent a bit more and got one where all the functions are on the same side. In the heat of the moment I don't want to be messing around. This info is with a underside mount
845928
The tilt angle for the 4" is approx 15 to 20 degrees. Great lights. best looking led on the market in my opinion. Put 40 of them in my new home
1004325
Tremac29 is correct. Look around. The same seller I believe sells the right angle one also! Good Luck
2246688
If you want a Low Beam only you need H1, H3, H7, H11, 9005-9006 you need a Single Beam not Double. And work great!
906360
Do not know how to answer that. It is MAYBE about a 33 degree angle? Pretty much of a spot light. Not a flood light.
1396430
There is a adjustment by the lens. It can go from a narrow to a wide beam. Really a nice headlamp!
2105214
There is an adjusting screw on the back of the housing you can adjust up/down and another for left/right. They're same as OE adjustments, also please follow OE procedures on adjusting the beam correctly.
618541
The lights pivot on the mount. At one extreme the angle between the light and the mounting bolt is about 80 degrees. I have mine set at 90 degrees. Don't know for sure that the angle on the other extreme is, but it looks to be about 180 degrees give or take, which would more or less put the mounting bolt parallel to the ground.
1337552
Babs It is a single beam . I use it on my solar canoe and works great Big J
153913
I don't know about traditional beam style. We are very happy with the reception we get with this antenna.
1951378
I have noticed the beam is narrow and tall when these lights are mounted in the normal way. These lights are very bright when looking at them head on, but if you move to the left/right by 10-20 degrees, the light output is much less. So if you mount them vertically, then their beam will be wide and short.