Is this more of a spotlight or a flood light? I need to cover a 10' width and not have it look "dim."
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Hello- It's definitely more of a spotlight. I use these to "uplight" my house, which they do very effectively at night. They are not a bright as floodlights, but, they are by no means dim. I think it will cover a 10' wide object, such as a sign with no problem. The bulbs are 75 watt Halogen. As as the object is not that far away, you should be fine. Mine light up the second story of the house from the ground.
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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.
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They are bright spot lights. Not dim at all. I have two under a big tree. Lights up the whole tree. Not sure of the width.
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Does not have enough lumens will be dim not a spot light, not recommended best to buy a metal spiked socket at the big box stores and put in your own halogen bulb this product lasted about 3 weeks until the cheap bulb went. I ended up returning this.
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I bought this light to illuminate my American flag on the pole in the front yard. It gives a very bright light, considering it is only a 75 watt but even though it does a great job of making the flag look beautiful at night, the light does spill over onto the house somewhat. It is not a tight spot, yet I would not consider it a flood. It lights the flag and part of the upper house. I have it aimed at the flag from a short side distance so that could make a difference. There is no electricity available right at the flags base so had to do it this way. The bulbs are readily available in Home Depot for a little over $5.00 It would cover a 10' width easily, and a little more. Very bright. I bought this light to illuminate my American flag on the pole in the front yard. It gives a very bright light, considering it is only a 75 watt but even though it does a great job of making the flag look beautiful at night, the light does spill over onto the house somewhat. It is not a tight spot, yet I would not consider it a flood. It lights the flag and part of the upper house. I have it aimed at the flag from a short side distance so that could make a difference. There is no electricity available right at the flags base so had to do it this way. The bulbs are readily available in Home... » Read More I bought this light to illuminate my American flag on the pole in the front yard. It gives a very bright light, considering it is only a 75 watt but even though it does a great job of making the flag look beautiful at night, the light does spill over onto the house somewhat. It is not a tight spot, yet I would not consider it a flood. It lights the flag and part of the upper house. I have it aimed at the flag from a short side distance so that could make a difference. There is no electricity available right at the flags base so had to do it this way. The bulbs are readily available in Home Depot for a little over $5.00 It would cover a 10' width easily, and a little more. Very bright. « Show Less
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It is in between a spot and a flood but it is very bright. I think it would be ideal for painting. It lit up my back yard very well. I keep it in the car for emergencies.
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I would descibe it as a spotlight because, in my opinion, it doesn't produce enough light to "flood" an area.
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The picture size you describe would not be covered by this light. Perhaps you could use 2 lights if you want, that would cover it.
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Nope. Its a fixed beam light. Although the flood of the beam is pretty wide
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Hi Mike- Thanks for the question. It is a good question and we get asked it a lot. If you planned to use the flood light in an area where there could be people lingering around, I can't tell you that there isn't risk of someone taking it. Check out the F108-2R that we sell. It's the same price but can be mounted. It actually looks more commercial as well. We have installed it for commercial signs. We used 4" x 4" posts and drove it into the ground and mounted the light to that. There is 9' of wire going to the solar panel. We sell a bracket that would work, or you could come up with something on your own that many people do. If you have more specific questions about your application, you're welcome to message me directly. Thanks!
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I haven't tried putting a spotlight. I don't think it can hold a spotlight though. It extends up to 8x8 feet
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Yes, but it would be a very soft light because this is a flood light not a spot light like you would normally use to light a tree.
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It's a spotlight on low beam but covers a wide area on high. This is my husband's favorite flashlight because of its versatility.
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I bought two fixtures to light up my front door. They are placed roughly 10 feet in front of the door and to each side. They are very bright and light up the door as well as the 50 watt par flood light. However, 10 feet is a lot less than the 25 feet that you are trying to illuminate. Obviously, you will get some light. Whether it will be sufficient for your desires is questionable.Paul R.
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It is like a large flood light. Each one of these LED flood lights will easily light up a wall about 20' wide.
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I don't think so it's pretty bright I have mines about 8' I think it will still work at 10' if some one walks by.
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Flood. Not A Very Powerful Lightsource, But I Use Them As A Farmall Headlight On The Light bar
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I do not recommend this light. It only lasted for a week before it quit working. The LED light is only effective for the area right under the light. So a 12" x 12" square is all of the effective coverage you should expect.
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It's definitely not dim! It's a very bright light---probably at least 150 w equivalent. I have 4 of them spaced about 8 ft apart in a big square pattern in recessed cam light sockets in my studio and it's a bright as a very sunny day in the whole 12x16 ft room with no windows.
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NO! Its a very low, diffuse light mads for" "mood" lighting a small area. Not an entire pool. Its 10W max.
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I'd say that it's more like a small flood light. It's a rounded lense on it so it has some decent spread. I have them mounted on the bottom of my bumper about 1 foot apart to light up infront of my backup camera and they work really really well. I'm very pleased with them. What are you planning on using them on?