If I were to place the spotlight about 12 yards away from an object, how narrow would the beam be? Please respond ASAP
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.
1604153
Instruction guide just says "ultra bright" and the lumens are not posted anywhere on the item. Testing it, it throws a decent 4 foot circle of light on a wall about 15 feet away. Looking into the beam, I would say that it is bright enough to interfere with a potential attacker's vision.
1510076
The answer is simply: not very far. If you use all The lighting units in the set and assuming there's no other significant source of light you'll need to be less than 8 to 10 feet max from the subject
879794
well with mine I'm at least 15 to 20 feet away depends how you angle it have the light positioned the way you want it to be.
890681
No, to get it closer, I just put a wedge behind the top. However if you put it to a standard height, it will work at 6 ft.I had to mount my light 11 ft. high up off the driveway, so that is why I put a wedge behind the top, to point it down....
166846
These would be great for up close. Throw a very wide beam. However the range is probably 100-150 feet. If you are a crawler they would work be great nothing in that range would be out of sight. If you want some distance they make Spotlight versions of these. I have some of the round ones and they shine a good ways down the road. I put them on my 4 wheeler.
901874
Dear Kevin, If you were to hold a white piece of paper in front of the lamp at 6" away, it would seem as if it were a spotlight. However, there's no focus arrangement in the reflector geometry or in the lens. The LED chip is simply flat. So, at 12" from the fixture, the light pattern begins to lose shape. These people don't speak English.....They just want people to buy their products. These people told me their 12VDC devices were 120vac. I bought 10 mixed ac and DC fixtures for the boat, and had to take each and every one of them apart to verify the power supply/LED driver module, AND, to get rid of the USELESS pigtail arrangement. The flexible cord connectors all needed to be reworked in my lathe, in order to fit waterproof (SOOW) 14/2 AWG in them without a nightmare splicing. They're cheap, er, inexpensive, and mostly watertight, which is their saving grace.
698963
Narrow beam, width dictated by how far back you have it from whatever you are shining it on. Nice strong bright beam.
231117
I think it would make a pretty good light, bu you might need to prop it up on something to get the right angle. I have tried it and found that it is a really good light and I will be buying another!
2100021
That is a good idea, but this model would not work for that. It would only make it nice and bright for them to see around your area. You would have to buy a model that is beam focus type. I have seen them online and on Amazon. This model is more of a diffused type.
38840
If you look directly into the device, there will be a faint res dot. You can not see any light otherwise. It will throw out to about 150 yards effectively, maybe a bit more. There ia about a 30 degree angle either side od center.
1317054
This is a second answer to the same question; generally no flashlight will illuminate anything at ½ or ¼ mile with any intensity, regardless what the manufacture may claim. But this small flashlight is one powerful item; generally speaking I would estimate that at a distance of 200 to 500 feet away, it would light up most every thing in your view. With two batteries supplied there is plenty of power, but I would suggest ordering an extra two batteries that only cost about $8.00 extra. There is nothing better than having two extra fully charged batteries when your power is running low. A GREAT flashlight for a LOW COST. This is a second answer to the same question; generally no flashlight will illuminate anything at ½ or ¼ mile with any intensity, regardless what the manufacture may claim. But this small flashlight is one powerful item; generally speaking I would estimate that at a distance of 200 to 500 feet away, it would light up most every thing in your view. With two batteries supplied there is plenty of power, but I would suggest ordering an extra two batteries that only cost about $8.00 extra. There is nothing better than having two extra fully charged batteries when your power is running low. A... » Read More This is a second answer to the same question; generally no flashlight will illuminate anything at ½ or ¼ mile with any intensity, regardless what the manufacture may claim. But this small flashlight is one powerful item; generally speaking I would estimate that at a distance of 200 to 500 feet away, it would light up most every thing in your view. With two batteries supplied there is plenty of power, but I would suggest ordering an extra two batteries that only cost about $8.00 extra. There is nothing better than having two extra fully charged batteries when your power is running low. A GREAT flashlight for a LOW COST. « Show Less
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At about 3 feet (from the illumination target) with the sleeve all the way back in flood mode, the beam is about 3 feet wide. Also at 3 feet, the beam (with the sleeve in spot mode) is about 4 inches across. Extrapolate that out to the distances you would need.
777997
Like the previous response, it's between a spot & floodlight. The beam angle is about 30 degrees either side of center and is very bright. In the dark it will clearly light up the house at the west end of my field over 1500 feet away when it is on high. It almost turns night into day. You will not be disappointed.
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.
461999
depends on the light outside, the darker it is the farther you can see it, but don't count on anything farther than twenty feet. the laser is really weak.
558989
It depends on how high you mount your light....I placed mine @ 15 feet high..and it is bright in a 12-15 ft. area...of course the higher you place it the less brightness you would have...although you could cast more softer light over a larger area..Hope that helps you..