I would like to know if your Solar Rechargeable LED Spotlight will light an area 7' in diameter located about 9' off the ground?
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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.
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It will light it up, but it won't be very bright -- from my personal experience. For example, I could not read anything under that light. Still, this is the brightest one I've found so far. Also, the panel needs a lot of direct sunlight in order to last hours after dark. I had to move the panel to another spot because this very thing. Bottom line, nothing beats the electric ones. However, if there is no waterproof outlet around, this solar based spotlight is the best one I've seen. I hope this helps...
1263538
Yes mine can and does, it's also mounted on the ground and pointed upwards into a tree and does a great job showing the foliage at night . Nice to look at.
1263539
No. Mine are mounted on the ground and light up a nice area of maybe 4 to 5 feet in diameter. As they point up higher, the beam becomes less. You could always purchase 2 of these lights and put them about 3 feet apart and that would probably give you the light you are looking for.
2124112
If you mount it on a wall at least 7ft from the ground it will be fine. It's very bright but you shouldn't be looking at it anyway.
1090878
Mine is mounted at a height of 25' attached to a tree, and it lights up about 60' diameter. I'm very pleased with the light. It's a much better quality outdoor light than I've bought from home improvement stores over the last several years.
888871
Hi Albert, yes you can but only very close to the light. So I have to be within 3' direct line of sight. It also controls the two brightness levels and there is only that option besides leaving it on all the time and I actually should do that to verify how long the solar charge holds. Hope this helped.Storm
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Yes you can. You will need 1 light for every 10 square feet or so. I use them to light up my back patio and they are quite bright for such small inexpensive lights. I bought the 12 volt solar panel as well as a 35mah solar rechargeable battery and it's enough power to run 8 of these lights totally off the grid. It's only $12, give them a try and you won't be disappointed....... PROMISE!!!!
60402
Look at the reflector if there is more surface area side to side face the led towards the most surface area for the best results!
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Not sure. We were not able to use it for our application..which was a solar light for a 6 foot lighthouse. It was MY mistake and not theirs. Sorry we couldn't help more.
906361
I would have to say 4' or 5' spread at 7' up in the air on a spotlight. I use 6 of these to cover a small living room and galley on a yacht. They are equivalent to a light duty flashlight.
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I mounted mine directly to existing mount for light below eves of home to illuminate backyard. No real mounting height recomendations came with. I'd sy no higher than 20'feet. If go that high you will be amazed of how large an area you will illuminate.
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I have the light mounted about nine feet high, above an outside entrance. At that height the light provides very good, even illumination in a circle of about a ten foot radius. When I say very good illumination, I could certainly read under it, at least for a while. The light has a blue hue that looks a little harsh...I'd prefer a warmer color temperature but if that's my only complaint...
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Leh's response is right on in that there's no simple answer. In my use of the light, I'm illuminating an area that is approximately 100 x 100 (close to 1/4 acre) with the lamp mounted approximately 16' off the ground. In that area, any object or person is very well illuminated. If the bulb were higher, the are would grow a bit, lower and it would shrink - there is some sensitivity to mounting elevation.Overall, I'm very pleased with the coverage and especially with the cool white vs the more warm color of the sodium lamps.
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Mounted 8 feet high it has a very bright area only about 30 feet in diameter. However, a fair amount of light goes out at least 75 to 100 feet.
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Not sure what you are asking? My light is no more than about 6-8inces wide. It shined on a painting that is about 3 ft by 3 ft. The light is no more than 4 in from top to bottom but it is an arc so hard to tell. Hope this helps.
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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.
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I do not think so. They are decent as far as solar lights go, but I would keep them within ten feet of the object to be illuminated.
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Solar panel would brighten a sing if it were attached to it, but not as much if it were placed on the ground to provide upward direct lighting. Also this item did not last as long I had hope, it maybe worked for 2 mos off and on and then died.
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All three of mine are between 7 to 8 feet above the ground. There are no problems and for my purpose they give enough illumination.