What is the diameter of the lights from edge to edge?
1387561
They are pretty big ,, not really for car , unless u havevthe preinstall cut on the bumpers. But the look real nice
1145776
The smaller side is about two inches in diameter, and the larger side looks to be about three and a half inches wide. We put them over Christmas lights!
1392712
It is 8" wide by 2 7/8" high by 2 7/8" deep. It is a bit convex and the very ends of the lights are 2 5/8" deep.
623458
Love these lights the diameter is 4 inch's across and length is 6 inches or 7 from base of fixture
684624
The specs should have said 3 1/2 inches in length. (I have several of these lights. I am a "flashaholic".) They are only 5/8 inch in diameter. They work extremely well and actually provide the specified number of lumens.
349889
Maybe about 2 inches. But i have a whole box i would give you for free. They are a very poor quality, and half of the bulbs I received, either don't work at all, or they barely work. The flame is hardly noticeable, and does not give off much light at all. Even from a decorative standpoint.
1242648
The BR40/120 Watt flood lights are approx 5 inches across the top (largest part). I just measured. :-)
341411
The silver part has a diameter of 4 3/4". We love these lights! Had them for a month now and working great!
1037423
When I measure them from the back that is flat at their widest points they are 3.5W by 2.9H. They are great lights, I love them!
1056055
It is not any wider than 8mm, and it may be shorter. I have installed my lights so I cannot easily measure, but they are about 1/4" wide.
4716
Approx. 2cm. Slightly larger than mica base of the socket usually found in these lights.
1525104
They are around 4.5" to 5" in diameter and about 3.5" to 4" high. And no, that version is not LED. I have used this exact strobe for a number of years and perform well for there price. Hope this helps.
1796735
Sorry this is sooo late. About 8' between lights and about 9' - 10' long from end to end.
2131679
Nominal 1" diameter at the battery end and approx. 1-3/16 diameter at the LED end.
2156830
About five inches from side to side. The skimpy sides don't do a good job of reflecting. If you can find a hardware store or lumber yard that will cut flashing to length, buy five feet of a narrow width (3", or 4" cut in half lengthwise), and duct tape it on so that 1 1/2" extends below the sides. Or buy a better fixture. I've found two tube lights to be inadequate for seedlings, but if you can find a cheap, narrow fixture, you can buy two and join them together with a couple lengths of 1/8"x1/2" aluminum bar (across the top, pop riveted, careful when drilling into fixture). You'll still need additional reflectors on the sides of the joined fixtures. I made a four tube, four foot light for less than $30 this way. About five inches from side to side. The skimpy sides don't do a good job of reflecting. If you can find a hardware store or lumber yard that will cut flashing to length, buy five feet of a narrow width (3", or 4" cut in half lengthwise), and duct tape it on so that 1 1/2" extends below the sides. Or buy a better fixture. I've found two tube lights to be inadequate for seedlings, but if you can find a cheap, narrow fixture, you can buy two and join them together with a couple lengths of 1/8"x1/2" aluminum bar (across the top, pop riveted, careful when drilling into... » Read More About five inches from side to side. The skimpy sides don't do a good job of reflecting. If you can find a hardware store or lumber yard that will cut flashing to length, buy five feet of a narrow width (3", or 4" cut in half lengthwise), and duct tape it on so that 1 1/2" extends below the sides. Or buy a better fixture. I've found two tube lights to be inadequate for seedlings, but if you can find a cheap, narrow fixture, you can buy two and join them together with a couple lengths of 1/8"x1/2" aluminum bar (across the top, pop riveted, careful when drilling into fixture). You'll still need additional reflectors on the sides of the joined fixtures. I made a four tube, four foot light for less than $30 this way. « Show Less
2113139
I estimate 3 1/2 inches. Fit in can lighting in house. It's not the biggest Flood Light's I've seen.
366535
The glass is about 2" in diameter, the overall size at the middle ring is about 2.5 to 2.75". I'm not as happy with the lights as I was at first. And wonder if they aren't better with HID bulbs. They do have a sharp cutoff, but the rest of the beam is not sharp.