Is this a flood or spot?
138167
This is a spot, however with multiple recessed spots like I have, the kitchen is flooded with light. It is about 2.5 inches wide. I have these exact lights in my kitchen, ordered from Amazon.
828340
I've had it in light rain and it's had a splash or two, but in heavy rain I'm not sure. I would not really recommended putting it in that position though.
1507759
Not 100%, but close. Some water is evident in the bed, after any rain, while vehicle is parked. Where the cover meets the front of the bed, in each corner, are tiny gaps due to the design. The water that does makes it to the bed is unremarkable. When vehicle is in motion during rain this problem does not apply. I have not experienced the result of melting snow that accumulates on the cover so I cannot comment on that situation.
384433
I find that it's actually a pretty good balance between the two. I would lean more towards the flood if I had to choose one but, in part due to the intensity of the light, it gets decent throw as well.
520539
rain...yes but submerged or spillage...No it is just fabric...nothin special
384436
With the OP reflector it's a smooth blend between both. I would say it leans just a little towards a flood.
1188443
That "bump" is slight and not in the way at all. I think that the bump is there as a sort of dam to insure that running water will go down the overfill drain when needed.
1401224
If you are going to have one...decide if you wantSpot for further but less around you directly or flood for closer and wider...the spot you can still see around you if that helps...I have both but the spot is choice for me
141704
It can be difficult to spot, but in the right lighting and angel, you can see the water and where it is at in respects to the fill line. Just a little patience. :)
936236
The shade sails shed a lot of the rain but some drips through. So the answers would be, "to a good extent" and "some". Cheers
1096481
Most likely, yes, with water! I would hope that it is "covered" by the insurance.
198772
There is a recessed area all around the surface to catch some drippings. It could get overfull but that is not too likely.
1401225
Two different models, spot light lits further while flood light spreads wider.
1094642
It seems to be. I wouldn't leave it where the elements, like rain, snow, etc can get to it.Hope this helps.
1843617
It is going straight, but isn't just a single line of spray. The water seems to branch out along the sides. Very difficult to describe, but if the concern is if thespray is sufficient to cover the entire area, the answer is yes.
1625856
sorry we are in the middle of a remodel and the contractor took it down so i've got to locate it and i'll let you know. i believe it's or its open at the other end to allow water to flow through. i'll try to locate today and let you know.
318073
I have owned this light for about 6 months and it is a Flood but it will light up an area about 70 yards in front of you. It is very bright.