I'd like to put on a diffuser to go more to a flood. Does anyone know the diameter of this light (in. or mm). Thankx in advance.
1875183
I agree with the other response. You are very unlikely to need a diffuser with this light. Note that there is a 2 LED similar light with same branding that I also bought. It throws a bit broader beam, though on high not as bright.
1875184
its 1.61 inches. but this thing throws such a bright light that even when properly aimed on high i get high beamed by cars. it lights all the way to my tire, and thats with the beam hitting 30' ahead. i also run this on my gas powered scooter at night, i have yet to out run this light (45mph)
1299427
It's definitely a flood pattern. It puts out great light, but it's a wide pattern. Good for about 15-20 ft with good brightness. I have 2 on my quad and they work REALLY well.
91000
That's kinda relative, how dark is it, Water Vis, ..I used it in Crystal Clear Water, a natural Spring. I would say at 20ft it probably had a 5 - 10 ft radius, fairly Narrow, sort of like a regular flashlight at home.
191011
This light is very brite. It is more spotlight than a flood light. But is still a little like a flood.I can see clear for about 60 yards hitting the object straight on.
1279622
Well, I did the same thing. Works well without any other diffuser installed. Pics here: http://imgur.com/a/gTUF1I gutted an old 4 bulb Brunswick fixture to mount this panel. If I were making something from scratch, I'd definitely be using total 8' length, rather than 4'. The 100w total would be about perfect (2 of the 1x4 panels), but as you can tell from the pics of the 8' oversize table, more length would help illumination at the ends.
1344968
I don't understand. Explain how you would put this into a flood light sensor. Which sensor won't work, your existing one? This is made to support only one light. It sounds like you have an existing flood light at has a sensor that doesn't work any more. If you can activate that original system to remain on all the time then you could screw this device into an existing light socket and it should work. I don't know if this device is water proof, you may need to shield it from the weather.
308144
This is 150 watts and don't know if that is the same as you are needing. It is a medium base that fits all flood lights.
1339333
i already installed it in a pool light housing... i think it's about 6 inch diameter .
558078
Mine flooded (@115 ft.) shortly after purchasing it. It didn't provide much light underwater anyway. I cleaned it up and now use it for work. If I was you I would send it back to Amazon for a refund.
158809
Hi, I just climbed up, took off the diffuser, and wrote down this information from the bulb: F13T5/3000K. I didn't take the bulb out, so I'm not sure precisely, but it's about 20 inches long, give or take half an inch. It is 1 inch thick. I also pulled out the instruction sheet. The instructions say "See the label on the fixture for replacement bulb type information. Do not replace with any other wattage of fluorescent bulb." So, you'd have to get the same wattage bulb (13 watts). They didn't specify that it has to be warm white, so I'd guess that you can probably go with cool white. I see online that there are such bulbs: F13T5/CW. If you want to double-check, you can contact GE or Jasco Products, which is the manufacturer: www.jascoproducts.com. I hope that this helps! By the way, in reading through the tiny print in the instructions, I see that this fixture is NOT supposed to be used over a sink, which is exactly where I put mine! However, my fixture is at least 4 feet over the sink, so I hope that it's fine this way. I've had it for almost a year now.
977349
It's a 1.170 diameter. I don't use mounts for lights, I just hold it in a way I see works nice. That being said, if I wanted to rig this or any big light on, I'd use modified rings with the right diameter hose clamps. Problem solved for most lights.
505224
It looks to be less than 2 ft with a minor ring about 3 ft that is substantially dimmer. Hope this helps. It is definitely a SPOT not a FLOOD. As such, iot works great. Depends what your application is.
280304
What is the diameter of the connecting (diffuser to Dryer). I have a Hot Tools dryer; was told to avoid "universal" diffusers; they areturned a lot, Salon told me! HELP! Thanks, Lynne
1160735
I'd say more like a mini flood. 100 deg is probably about right. For a really small light they put out good amount of light. When you look at them head on ( as on coming traffic would see them) they are very bright. I'm using them as extra backup lights mounted flush in my custom jeep bumper. They work well for that but wouldn't be a good fog/ spot/ driving light... Not enough throw on distance. Although for mtn biking they might be awesome helmet or bar lights. Hope that helps.
1711724
I don't know and I'm not climbing the tree in the middle of winter to find out. I will say it works fine but at 10 hour flood the light is like a full moon which to me is not nearly enough. If I had to do it over again I would have gone bigger.
1100318
Designed for an incandescent, I had trouble fitting anything bigger than a 9W spiral CFL. Any LED bulbs that I'm aware of would be physically too big for the small horizontal bulb compartment. You might fit it in there, but you'd see where it rests against the glass diffuser.
1910436
The issue is the timer. You will have a lot of water left after the timer goes off but just push it again, several times until it's all used up. When it's done there is about 1/8 inch or so at the bottom. I wasn't too happy with this design myself. Taught me a lesson about trying to save money by buying a cheaper diffuser. I keep it in the guest bathroom as it doesn't put out enough for a room any bigger than a closet.