how much area will it light?
1428256
When motion sensor is "tripped", the 2 halogen bulbs are extremely bright. When not active the lite is probably the brightness of a 15W bulb. Totally like the lite. Low lite is not distruptive to neighbors. Radius is probably 15', 180 degrees
1428257
I use it to light up my driveway and that is about 75 feet long and 20 feet wide. It also lights up the areas on both sides. I have one angled a bit to the right and that lights up the walkway to the front door.
1428258
This was a piece of junk. Light lasted just long enough to expire the warranty. I will not buy another one.
1428259
Big area I have this on my garage I Luke it because it turn on when I drive up an it shines to my front door I really like it
1428260
Our lights a sidewalk almost seven feet wide and about 25 feet long, whichallows people to walk to their cars and safely enter when it is night. We likeour dual lights.
658380
It gives off plenty of light. I am using a 75 watt bulb in both and they light up my whole living room. I think it will be perfect for your area.
61845
Max illumination is 12-18" radius. More decorative lighting than functional.
585247
This model is a bit small for your area of cacti. I would recommend locating a larger light that can cover more square footage.
969216
Our bedroom is 30 by 17 feet. That's 510 square feet. We have two of them in that room. They are plenty bright enough for this much space. I'm pretty sure that if I only had one in the middle of our bedroom it would still produce enough light for the entire room. Not as much as two of them of course, but enough. Yours at 169 square feet should be just fine with one.
1035349
This question is pretty subjective. We mounted ours to the apex of our covered deck roof which is roughly 20 feet above the ground, and it illuminates an area roughly 70'x60' in size.
156769
in my opinion, NO it will not give off enough light to light up an area for the party. you would be better off with a quartz light for your application.
1520290
About 1/4"....maybe less....and it is not backlit. I suspect you need something bigger and brighter...right? This is not it.
1300570
It is not narrow. 6 feet away the beam cone is about 6 feet in diameter I would estimate. Area lighting not spot
1826032
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!
1510943
Yes, it will light up a whole room, we use it as the main lighting for my daughter's nursery.
187254
About 3x3 to 4x4 ft area.anything bigger you would need multiple lights or a 1000 watt.
1616180
The air flow is pretty concentrated, so it depends on the ceiling height. It tilts, and has good speed variations. The lights are not real bright, so that's probably the limiting factor. But to answer your question, I'd estimate 20'x20'
1897102
I don't have it right in front of me but i would say something like 5 or 6 inches by 9 inches maybe? Something close to that. I was very happy with the light, i own a Lite Panel 12"x12" which cost almost $2,500. Though that light can change color temp, this light is 5600 or 3200 with a gel. I do like that it dimmable and runs on batteries as well.
6153
Depend if you asking illumination to the front or side. This light illuminate about in 120 deg wide and easy 5 meters to the front.
1751111
I use this to illuminate a double garage, and so there will be an adundance of light. There is also a fair amount of heat close to the lamp and so you would have to isolate it from nearby clothing, and in a confined space such as a closet it might warm the room too much. I would look for something in the 100 - 150 watt range. Hope this helps.
722861
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.