Are the combo flood and spot lights wired separately, so you can run just the floods, or just the spots, independent of each other.
1589164
They are wired together. I'm very pleased with mine it's a good blend of ligjting.
537205
No, each is separate from the other, but you could wire as such if you choose.
822234
Supposedly a spot/flood combo but it behaves more like a flood light than a spot light
56783
They work separately, not together. You CANNOT use the flashlight while using the stun feature.
1257006
since they are only 1 watt each-you need a very small transformer. If you are planning to add additional lighting especially flood lights non-LED you will need to make sure your get one to be large enough to meet your current + future needs.
1063411
It is more of a flood light than a spot. I like it but I was looking more for a spot light type also. It lights up a big area but not super bright. Not a long way out.
6438
You can switch between flood and spot with the button on top, and the light ratchets up and down if that's what you mean.
244900
Yes! Luckily my friend has it so I could ask her before I bought it. You can run both together or each separately. The timer is also optional. :-)
1142741
I bought the wire separately, about 100 ft, and the lights can be attached at any point along the wire via an easy-to-use clip connector. There are no light sensors on the floodlight - the sensor is built into the transformer, which is the preferred configuration - you do not want to have different floodlights each with individual sensors. Hope this helps.
1382416
They can be wired independently or together. Either way. Keep in mind this thing is not very quiet. Be sure to install with small padding around it and keep it 1/8" off of ceiling material.
1213428
Yes - we have them in a bathroom pointing down for recessed lighting and you cannot tell the difference from the flood lights.
1649735
Yes, they can both be on at the same time. The only difference is that each hose will have a little less pressure than having only one hose on.
1897613
Yes, the light and motor have independent controls. They can be controlled separately.
2039309
I don't think so. I believe that the remotes are IR and are not set for each particular light since I use the same remote for a bulb as well as the flood. Hope this helps and answers your question.
1269512
It all depends on the rating of the circuit and how many other loads are on it. A typical residential lighting circuit is 15A (15A breaker in the panel) or in some cases 20A. A flood light has two bulbs, say 150W each for a total of 300W, which divided by 120V (Ohm's law) yields 2.5A. If there is room for extra 2.5A on an existing circuit, without going over its rating, then it is OK to install the flood lights on that circuit. I hope it helps.
9655
the lights are halogen lights, and are bright. Good ambient lighting is also helpful as I have found the lights to be more spot light style, than flood light.
1607897
Not sure exactly what you're asking. As far as I know the lights can't be independent, because that would eliminate the point of the varying "levels" you get with the colors.