Is this spotlight powerful enought to light a 30' flagpole?
601722
I would suppose it would depend on the wattage of bulb you use, not necessarily the unit itself. Not sure what the rating is on it as far as the maximum wattage it will handle. Maybe you can Google it if it's not in the info of the listing.
1676231
I have done exactly that with mine. It lights the flag extremely well, but my light fixture is mounted on the roof trim not at ground level.
1811285
I think it's something in between. I use it to illuminate a flag and it gets a lot of the trees next to the flag. It seems bright to me, but I'm not lighting a sign or something that would need to be read. I'm confident it will work for your application.
264585
Yes, that would be a perfect use for the 30 watt as the light is pure white and easily reaches over 10 feet.
1389123
No this light will not be right for that if the goal is only to light the book as this will easily light a cone that extends 10-15 feet in front of you while running/walking/working at night. It's very bright and works to light the area not spot in front of you.
817211
It won't light up a huge amount of space, but it will definitely provide very bright light in a moderate size spot wherever it's pointed. Less lantern, more flashlight. For the purpose of seeing a trail, it will work great, but you won't be able to illuminate things well too far off the trail.
382014
Depends, if your pathway is very dark (no streetlights) then yes it would be bright enough.
868265
It is equivalent to a 250W metal halide which we replaced. Very wide coverage we use at a front entrance and it hits ground up 40 ft.. a 10 watt spot does great for a flag.
99549
Doubt they will illuminate that far away. You'll need something more powerful.
1710332
Yes, definitely. It is the best out there in terms of light output and portability.However, avoid looking into light directly. It is too bright up close. Hanging it onto some sort of hook in roof is the best option.
264582
Yes it is bright enough for that task. I have two of them and they light up most of the front of my house.
782309
My flag is a 3x5 on 20 ft. pole, it provides good light of the flag in moderate wind. I doubt it would be good for larger flags. It gives a nice glowing soft light on the ground for about a 20 ft plus radius.
2187355
It would light up both flags. The solar light contains LED's and is not as bright as a spotlight but it would meet the standard of lighting the American flag at night. I don't think pole thickness would have any bearing. The bolt on the top ball is what goes through the solar light and attaches it to the flagpole. Hope this helps.
1564980
face the pickup towards the south, you have to mount it higher, we have a 20 foot. don't know if this helps...my husband told me what to say. but I will say this ...it may not be much light at 45 foot as there is just enough light to see "most" of the flag
733393
Yes. The light is very bright for its size. If you don't think its bright enough add a second light.
2187351
I have two flags on my pole and it gives off enough light to illuminate both. As to the max thickness of the pole, the light has a big enough diameter, with the lights on the outside edge, to accommodate an extremely large diameter pole. The issue would be the size of the bolt going into the top center of the pole, which holds the ball or eagle on top of your pole. I would think those are pretty much standard in size but I am not sure. You can always return it if it does not fit. Well worth trying it, in my opinion.
1040994
This is more of a work light. It is very bright and aims the light in one direction, but I would not use as spot light for say more than 10-20 ft. I bought to add to the lighting in the rear of my Jeep Wrangler because the stock dome light is not bright enough or in right place. This light is very rugged and worth the money IMHO.