Will one light illuminate an 8' x 8' pond area? Big raccoon problem.
1605131
Probably not. Best guess is that you need to be within about 6 feet to trigger it, but one on either side of the pond should do it--and if there is an obvious path the critters are taking to the pond, strategically place the Mr. Beams.
1766959
I had this light in a 14 gallon tank - it only gave a small, decorative amount of light. But it did look very nice. It is held down by a suction cup, so not sure that would work in a pond. Hope this helps a little. Good luck! :-)
2252085
Without knowing how much room and depth you have to place the light, yes, the light will light it up; no sweat. You'll have to play the "light placement" game. Hope it works out.
629672
Doubtfull, the grill would obstruct and diffuse the light. The light would not be as effective.
183431
It would cover the 2x3 area easily. It puts out a good amount of light. At least we're very pleased with it!
1330744
The lighting will most definitely provide enough light. You may want to look at the bigger models to fit a 90 gallon though. This one fits up to 20gal long aquariums
1355387
I purchased the 55w uv lamp...for up to 5000 gal pond. Probably too big for my pond, but the water is crystal clear now!
900818
Sorry, but the light output on this "one light" is not strong enough....it would take 3 or more lights and by the time you invest in that much time and money, you could invest in an "electric" spot light....
1467531
yes. I have tried several other pond light systems and this one is by far superior.
1256850
If the light is low voltage then yes it can. Make certain the wire harness from the light is water tight and not stripped-open until at least 1-2 feet from the pond.
61845
Max illumination is 12-18" radius. More decorative lighting than functional.
2239523
none effectively. Light is less bright than a christmas light. Seems to last a night, but no practical amount of light is produced
724184
Each light has its own plug so it shouldn't be a problem. Just be careful because most animals shouldn't be using over 100 watt bulbs.
1811284
Hello- It's definitely more of a spotlight. I use these to "uplight" my house, which they do very effectively at night. They are not a bright as floodlights, but, they are by no means dim. I think it will cover a 10' wide object, such as a sign with no problem. The bulbs are 75 watt Halogen. As as the object is not that far away, you should be fine. Mine light up the second story of the house from the ground.
284430
I would not use it I have a 55 gallon and it only light like a mall corner its not bright enough. I would use a long strip instead....
1320155
I don't know.. but if you could do it (with zip ties or o-rings)... it definitely would broadcast enough light. to blind the Deer. THAT IS FOR SURE!
44524
It will definitely not be enough light, IMO. Light does not penetrate very deep and the light itself is not very wide either.