I want to use this light to light up two palm trees that are real close to each other. Is it bright enough for that?
1442516
Depends on how tall the trees are.... I would look for a more powerful light
1442517
I would think that it would. I use mine down by the creek to be able to see the fishing poles at night. I am very pleased with it. Puts out a good bit of light at a pretty good angle. Don't have any palm trees in WV. This is the 2nd year for this light.
1442518
I think this light is very bright, and would work. I use it for the inside of a chicken coop, and it has much more light than what I want for that purpose - I wish it wasn't so bright. Not sure how big your trees are, but this puts out quite a bit of light.
1442519
Yes it will. I use my MicroSolsr light to illuminate our flag. You will find it suitable as a landscaping light.
1442520
These are pretty bright lights used them on mail box for lights would depend on how tall palm trees
1442521
I think so. I use two about six feet away from a 8 by 16 foot billboard and I'm amazed.
1954468
It should be enough bright for you. One of these give out 1050 Lumens so with two together you would be 2100 Lumens, that is more then enough for a living room.
1414041
I would have used it for that. It's not a super bright light, just enough to see by. When I use it on the porch, it throws enough light to read by up close to it. I love mine.
995137
Depends Bro on how HIGH you want to illuminate. I have a 20w aimed up from the BASE of 15ft. native Oak Tree here and I'd estimate it illumintaes the trunk of it effective about 12 ft, up and a catches SOME of the lower foliage. If the thing is one of those like 50 ft. palms like I had at me house in Fl. yrs. ago at LEAST 50w if it's the canopy you want to illuminate and you'll catch a good bit of the trunk, but the higher canopied tress like those Stick Palms you're gonna be hard pressed to light the very top/s IF that's what you're after. Funny thing is w/these maibu lights the higher wattage lamps/light actually seem to last damn near forever. Depends Bro on how HIGH you want to illuminate. I have a 20w aimed up from the BASE of 15ft. native Oak Tree here and I'd estimate it illumintaes the trunk of it effective about 12 ft, up and a catches SOME of the lower foliage. If the thing is one of those like 50 ft. palms like I had at me house in Fl. yrs. ago at LEAST 50w if it's the canopy you want to illuminate and you'll catch a good bit of the trunk, but the higher canopied tress like those Stick Palms you're gonna be hard pressed to light the very top/s IF that's what you're after. Funny thing is w/these maibu lights the higher... » Read More Depends Bro on how HIGH you want to illuminate. I have a 20w aimed up from the BASE of 15ft. native Oak Tree here and I'd estimate it illumintaes the trunk of it effective about 12 ft, up and a catches SOME of the lower foliage. If the thing is one of those like 50 ft. palms like I had at me house in Fl. yrs. ago at LEAST 50w if it's the canopy you want to illuminate and you'll catch a good bit of the trunk, but the higher canopied tress like those Stick Palms you're gonna be hard pressed to light the very top/s IF that's what you're after. Funny thing is w/these maibu lights the higher wattage lamps/light actually seem to last damn near forever. « Show Less
1129280
This light shines a long way. On the water I have used it on things 2-3 football field away. If you want to use it to light up unhappy customers houses, well I guess it would work for that.
2272865
I believe it would be. I used it to start bedding plants (tomatoes, basil, etc.) and grow them to the plant out stage and the light worked well for this.
384140
I live on a small 5 acre lot wooded, so I may not be the right person to answer this :) This light is VERY bright compared to a lot of the crap lights I have bought. The brightest setting is to bright for my use, In my chicken shed or walking out to my wood barn. I wood say in a field this thing would lamp it up !!! I think your dad would be very happy ! I also bought the GOOD rechargeable batteries !!! Good Luck Merry Christmas :)
733393
Yes. The light is very bright for its size. If you don't think its bright enough add a second light.
835024
That should be no problem - I have one on a weeping cherry tree and it lights up the whole tree.
1090976
Pretty big for that Job. I am lighting a 30 ft tree from 15 ft away. Great light tho.
1263536
Yes, I placed mine in my side yard and can light up the side of my house, otherwise it is a very dark area between my house and the neighbors.
855597
No, I would say it's definitely not bright enough for corals/live inverts or anything that requires high intensity lighting.
1295567
It would be ALL the light you need, but the clip is big. It's much bigger than a book light clip. I'd estimate that it's about the length of your palm.
545378
As mentioned, this light will light up the retinas of animals, probably at 400 yards. But you're not going to recognize your friends or read a billboard at that distance. I took mine to a golf course when I got it and it's amazing. It will easily light up an oak tree at about 200 yards. It'a good light. I recommend it.
486122
Absolutely. This light works wonderfully. I bought 2 so far. I will buy more. Hope this helps you decide. Enjoy!
1607352
Depends on the size of your shop and how bright you need it to be. I would say generally, yes but it may be a little dim.
1630723
I found them to be fairly bright lights. So, I think if they were positioned right, you could use 2 easily.