is everybody getting all FLOOD beam light bars???? if so ill have to find another one. Do you guys have one that is 30" and spot beam??
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no you got the right one, mine wasnt labeled Annt.. Nathaniel its a great light bar and a amazing light bar fro the price. Ive had mine like 2 months, it stays dry inside, its very bright, just an overall great deal that works wonderfully.
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Hello, dear customer, we are sorry that the beam is 45~50 degree. we have no 60 degree beam spread now. Actually, 45~50 degree is the most common and suitable. Any other problem, please tell us freely, it is our great honor to serve you. Best regards, Lemonbest
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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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dont listen to surfer5042, i bet is those kind of people searching online, and dont even have the product, this headlights looks awesome, h1 is the type of bulb the use for low high beam, now if are serious about this, go to my Instagramand u can see some pictures of my car. thanks let me know if it helps. static_pupsik
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I found it at WalMart 2 months ago (5/14) for $329 - With the lights. Shop around via nextag.com.
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It's more of a spot light but I'm not sure I've ever found a flood light in a GU10 base. The closest I've ever come was to use frosted lens on a halogen bulb. LEDs in general won't provide a flood type light. The beam is too focused.
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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.
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I converted mine to LED as soon as I got it, I still have an issue with the beam, I haven't been able to adjust the spot out of the D Cell like with the MiniMags either. Sorry I couldn't be of any help
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According to the company's website, something called the "viewing angle" o the bulb is 45 degrees. Based on my experience of nice, even coverage on the work area of our kitchen counter, I'd say the 45 degree number is the same as the more common in the US of "beam angle". These are what I would call floodlight bulbs, not spotlights, except in the sense that the light only comes out of one end.
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This light bar has universal brackets that i didnt use. The light bar was also advertised as a 50" . Mine came and it was a 52". So measure across your windshield unless your installing it on the bumper.
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I have not installed it yet, the flood lights are a lot cheaper at Harbor Freight( found that out after I purchased this)
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The light from a PAR bulb is focused. If you seek a broad flood, try a BR30 or BR40.
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They come with bulbs but they suck. Two of mine were shattered. I went to lowe's and bought the brightest lumen flood lights I could find. No special ones required. Just regular bulbs.
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The directions with it do not state the beam spread. It is a spot not a flood and comes with 50W bulb. 60 degree would typically be a flood. These spots I would estimate are more like 25 degree. I have 3 highlighting very tall palm trees and they reach to the top. Whether it's a flood or spot is determined by the bulb I believe not the fixture. Typically to highlight landscape you use spots. Flood illuminate large areas close up. I have one on the front of my house for example. Hope this helps.
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I don't know if this is the answer you're looking for as my experience with these LED par 38s is that they tend to be between a spot light and a flood light. So the angle of the light dispersion is not as wide as a typical flood light, but not quite as narrow as a spot. If you absolutely must have a wide flood, I don't believe you will be satisfied with these. Buy one and try it out first? Hope this is helpful.
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That depends on those three flanges that hold the light in when you twist I into the socket. The picture you see, they aren't in the right spot. On the actual lights they send you, those flanges are on the very outer edge of the light. Basically where the red ring is. But if you are looking to have these as regular low beams I wouldn't suggest them. They are super dim and Its the same as having no headlighy. If it's the HID color your looking for you can usually get a pair on Amazon for 20 bucks. Hope this helped