Does anybody know what the included angle of the beam is, minimum to maximum? In other words what diameter is the circle of light at a given distance.
1133608
At about 3 feet (from the illumination target) with the sleeve all the way back in flood mode, the beam is about 3 feet wide. Also at 3 feet, the beam (with the sleeve in spot mode) is about 4 inches across. Extrapolate that out to the distances you would need.
1133609
It will go from a concentrated 2ft circle to a7ft circle. The brightness and range of beam are incredible. This is the best little value for a flashlight on the market.
1472216
spot beam and flood beam, this is about the light shape, spot beam 10 degree, and flood beam 45 degree
1618178
It is very bright. You cannot see into it directly. The beam pattern is circular and it is wide enough because the intensity helps to point the beam far to make it wide to about 10 ft.
698961
It's a fixed beam. The beam width is in relation to the distance from the subject. At 20' you'd probably get about a 2' circle. We use ours in a small community theater where it is about 60' to the stage and get about a 3 1/2' circle.
777997
Like the previous response, it's between a spot & floodlight. The beam angle is about 30 degrees either side of center and is very bright. In the dark it will clearly light up the house at the west end of my field over 1500 feet away when it is on high. It almost turns night into day. You will not be disappointed.
951420
Sorry, don't know for sure. i just measured length and width of light and it was correct as described....to work.
844657
I'm assuming your referring to beam focus or dispersion. I don't have exact degree but this is more of a narrow focus beam. Probably no more than 20 degrees.
2264468
The circle changes with the distance you are from the target. in close its is small and widens the farther you move from the target. In daylight, at around 50 feet, its limit, it is about 12 to 18"..Guessing, as the circle is very dim and hard to see. Personally, I found it too heavy and awkward. I prefer the smaller reg laser.
1604153
Instruction guide just says "ultra bright" and the lumens are not posted anywhere on the item. Testing it, it throws a decent 4 foot circle of light on a wall about 15 feet away. Looking into the beam, I would say that it is bright enough to interfere with a potential attacker's vision.
898186
Brian, not sure about your question, but I can tell you this, this light is a very powerful Baby :) you have to keep it at least 4 or five inches away,, MORE then the instruction's recommend. I have several different sizes of these lights and they are all like that, VERY NICE LIGHTS I LOVE EM :)
977804
Unsure the actual distance of the light beam, my father is a mechanic so he uses it primarily for tight and dark spaces
721101
It has a wide beam with a defined brighter narrow beam as well. Beam width is not adjustable. Great light.
570622
Seriously, can no one accurately measure this thing? Four answers, ALL different measurements? So, will the person who knows how to measure the diameter of a circle please stand up? Thanks,
1412469
From 50-60 feet away I have two of these angled 10 degrees apart. I'd estimate the width is 40 feet. They are very bright though!
1703406
The beam spreads out as it gets farther away. It has an 8 to 1 spread ratio, so at 40 centimeters, the read area is a 5 centimeter diameter circle. It doesn't list a maximum range, but as the target gets farther away, the measuring circle gets large enough to be useless.
1188663
I read some of these other answers, and in an effort to be precise, I think they're complicating this. Assuming a dark room; assuming you point these directly at the object; assuming it fits inside the beam--the answer is absolutely yes.
698960
Previous responder has it right. The pinspot came with a 6º lens (installed) and 9º lens (a spare). I have it about 10' from it's target, and the 'spot' is probably about 9-10" diameter -- twenty feet would be about a 20 inch spot with the installed lens. The 9º would give you a wider spot. The further away, the wider the spot and the less intensity. The only way to adjust the beam is by replacing the lens. There is no other adjustment. BB