I'm replacing my sodium vapor light mounted in the gable of my garage. I want full coverage and low shadows. Do you know the disperse footprint?
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I installed this light about one month ago. It definitely focuses very widely. Most likely not as well as any globe light since that is a 360 focus but this one does very well. Even 180 out it's still provides decent light. It lights up my entire backyard and it is a very deep and wide yard. My only concern with this light is that it does seem to have a cheap housing as others have reviewed. If you're going to hang it make sure it is under something or you waterproof it somehow. Other than that, I am very happy with it!
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I installed this light about one month ago. It definitely focuses very widely. Most likely not as well as any globe light since that is a 360° focus but this one does very well. Even 180° out it's still provides decent light. It lights up my entire backyard and it is a very deep and wide yard. My only concern with this light is that it does seem to have a cheap housing as others have reviewed. If you're going to hang it make sure it is under something or you waterproof it somehow. Other than that, I am very happy with it!
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Sorry but i don't have a quantitative answer. I can tell you that I've got two of these LED lights mounted 18 to 20 feet off the ground at each end of my two story house. They light an area about 140 feet wide by 60 feet deep brightly enough that i don't need a flashlight to pick up after my dog! I replaced two halide vapor lights that had the usual orange cast. These lights are pure white and to the eye the effect seems much brighter.
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The light will spread 2ft to 3 ft on either side of the bulb and about a foot in front and back so in total you will have a 3ft ×5ft coverage area. Roughly 15 sqft
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We mounted into a standard 1/2inch junction box opening. I mounted my light to illuminated a commercial sign road side for our business. The light is an amber glow light. It is not pure white.
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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.
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The footprint on this bulb is about the same as a 60 watt incadescent bulb. We have used the ones I have bought in spaces that would not accomodate the flourescent replacement bulbs that are available. Hope this helps.
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I mounted it on the ceiling. Plenty of house to reach most of the garage. I don't know about the mount spacing I had a cross beam in my garage that I connected it to.
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It will not cover an area from outside one car to the outside of the other. This is mainly due to the fact of the positioning of the light is centered pointing out. I honestly cant answer the intensity level as its been installed for about 3 years now and is probably a little dull due to lack of cleaning. The light is a bright white led light rather than the yellow but it illuminates an area of about 20-30 ft diameter from about 20 ft up our house.
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I think it's a bit more spotlight than floodlight, but the light is not terribly focused (has decent spread). I'd say this would be a good option to light a smaller area like for a door or window area versus lighting up a whole yard or driveway.
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My two cents--I don't think it is like a spot beam. It seems to have a pretty good spread. Brightness is going to have a lot to do with the room, color of the walls, size. The light is pretty much the same as coming through a frosted glass. We got it for the fan and have additional lighting in the room.
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We placed three lights along a 7'x3' counter. I am not sure two would be enough. The light is very focused, almost like a task light. The shade is on the small side so it also limits the spread of the light. That being said, I love our grouping of three!
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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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I had it in a small bedroom roughly 10x12 and ended up using two more to really get everything glowing. It's good for anything within 3 or 4 feet on the ceiling. It's somewhat limiting in that the fixture design is mirrored and shaped so that no light is cast directly above it.
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It depends on how bright and saturated you want/need the effect to be. I threw it on a 20 x 12 foot wall from a distance of maybe 10 feet away. It was brilliant and sharp and fairly all encompassing (It was night time - with some ambient light around) Double that distance and the effect and coverage suffers greatly.
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I'm not 100 percent certain on the description off where the lights are that you are replacing , but I can tell you that these are vapor proof I believe ,meaning they should be ok for outside, because vapor proof implies they function in moist areas, just make sure the depth of the can that you are putting theses lights in are deep enough for the depth of the this torch star light,, get a tape measure and measure the depth of the can and make sure it's deeper than the dimensions of this light, to see if they will actually fit,Hope this helps, they are great lights i put them in the kitchen soffit at my house they put off great light and have a nice look to them. Hope this helps, have a good day I'm not 100 percent certain on the description off where the lights are that you are replacing , but I can tell you that these are vapor proof I believe ,meaning they should be ok for outside, because vapor proof implies they function in moist areas, just make sure the depth of the can that you are putting theses lights in are deep enough for the depth of the this torch star light,, get a tape measure and measure the depth of the can and make sure it's deeper than the dimensions of this light, to see if they will actually fit,Hope this helps, they are great lights i put them in the kitchen... » Read More I'm not 100 percent certain on the description off where the lights are that you are replacing , but I can tell you that these are vapor proof I believe ,meaning they should be ok for outside, because vapor proof implies they function in moist areas, just make sure the depth of the can that you are putting theses lights in are deep enough for the depth of the this torch star light,, get a tape measure and measure the depth of the can and make sure it's deeper than the dimensions of this light, to see if they will actually fit,Hope this helps, they are great lights i put them in the kitchen soffit at my house they put off great light and have a nice look to them. Hope this helps, have a good day « Show Less
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Yea for sure I'm using one light fixture on my 90 gallon tall tank which has a similar footprint with a 40 gallon breeder. 36 inch long 18 inch wide and 32 inches tall. The light is plenty strong make sure you hang it a east 12 inches from top of the water to get good light dispersal for a three foot tank. Also takes some careful aqua scaping so you don't get any shadows on the side. Mine looks like a volcano very high in the middle and slopes down on both sides so as not creating casting almost any shadows. I run it at almost 80-90 percent and eveif I ran two I would probably not have aqua scales this way but I like the look and my coral in the bottom sandbed are getting enough light. I get ton of coralline algae on the sides of the tank so I am pretty confident the light is spreading enough. I don't have a gazillion corals so I did not see the need for more than one light and having one now I can definitely see that I can surely add more in the future without any problems. I am even having luck with sps corals so this is the real deal! You will definitely not be able to run them up that high intensity since the breeder is so much more of a shallow tank but that's good because you will be saving on electricity, also another reason I ran one light... Make sure you a climate your corals from very little light these lights are super powerful!
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2 would be more than plenty! I have one mounted only about 8 feet above the ground in mt front yard and i have nice lighting that easily spreads 50 x 100. So with two on a tennis court i think that would work well, leaving no shadows.
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I'd say you get a good workable light space of 9 to 11 feet. I have two lights that I put at that height in my garage for lighting on my 16 foot workbench side. And it gives good light for the full length with a cone of over lap since they are 8 feet apart and about five feet f ROM the wall. I am very pleased with the lights!