How far does it throw a hot spot (spot light)? Or is this light mostly a fixed flood?
452901
I shined it up my stairwell and saw cobwebs. Ha Ha -- maybe 40 to 50 feet. or more- I like it!
452902
the 220 has a fairly good tight spot that goes as far as 100 feet or so, however, the farther it goes, the less tight the spot is of course. the light from the 220 can be seen from a really far distance, probably a half mile or so, maybe more. the 300, even though its output is greater, has a flood so it does not shine as brightly for farther distances.
452903
It's a fixed flood. Advertised as 240 lumens, doesn't seem that bright compared to my 65 lumen Surefires. I'm going a bit stronger with my next light, maybe 600, just to be sure. LED's don't seem to be as focused as regular but run on AA batts.
255883
This light has a very big round flood pattern for lighting an area near you like lighting the side of a house from 10-15 feet away. This mode is not super bright, but gives a very nice flooded area. The throw pattern is smaller and brighter with a slightly wider surrounding flood area. That mode may work best for spotting owls in a tall tree. I like this light as a good choice for all around use. If you need something super bright that throws a very long distance go with a Fenix PD32 Ultimate Edition.
911560
A little of both but leaning toward flood..... super bright. what is your application?
99550
This type of landscape (LED) light is "flood" type. I think 25 foot is a bit far.
777998
Its in between a spot and a floodlight. the beam is non adjustable because it has multiple bulbs it is SO bright you can use it as either.
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.
1063411
It is more of a flood light than a spot. I like it but I was looking more for a spot light type also. It lights up a big area but not super bright. Not a long way out.
91002
The main hot spot on both of my light is about 1 foot wide at 8 feet;, the outer spot is 12 feet or more wide at 8 feet distance.
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.
702644
The throw of the flashlight is unlike any other I own and I have flashlights over 3,000 lumens. The beam stays very tight over long distances with a decent amount of spill light so that you can see the ground near you. I regularly shine this light over a 5 acre area and it has no problems lighting up what I need to see.
984904
there is a fixed focal distance with this flashlight. There is a bright area of about 150 degrees, with a focal bright spot of around 30 to 40 degrees
856973
Hi Mark,It is really more of a flood light than spot light. I am using one to illuminate my American Flag at night. I had to mount it a lot closer than I had planned with a spot light. I hope this helps.Bob
384433
I find that it's actually a pretty good balance between the two. I would lean more towards the flood if I had to choose one but, in part due to the intensity of the light, it gets decent throw as well.
822233
Spot And Flood. The Outside 6 LEDs On Each Side Make The Flood. The Rest Are The Spot.
2225818
The light really does not have a beam because it's like a flood light. It does fill up a large area with plenty of light. The one I have mounted on my ATV lights up all the area my perifreil vision can see. Plenty of forward light that lights up 1/2 Aker of land
1148612
It depends on the distance. At 10' the spot is about 10", at 20' about 20" and so on. It has the brightness to do it though. Hope that helps
91003
For this Flash-light, I measured its strong spot-beam to be slightly over 10-degrees in diameter, and its weak flood-beam about 72-degree in diameter. In other words (and rounding), it creates a strong spot-like round beam of 2-feet in diameter from about 11-feet distance, and exhibits a weak flood-like round beam of slightly over 7 feet in diameter from 5 feet away. Just to be complete, this correspond to the T6 diving light, single white LED, twist-on, with 3 visible o-rings on the thread, and a 3.7 Li-Ion 3000mAh battery. I tested it with the cap twisted all the way in, and with a freshly charged battery. The measurement is a result of subjective observations from two subjects (my wife and myself:-)) performed at two different distances for each beam type.