How much space would a single 8" light panel cover? I do not want to over kill nor under do the lighting.
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It took 4 8" panels for me to about aproximate the light given off by the 18" flouresent light they were replacing over my sink. I pu two panels each under 3 24" cabinets. They work great but be sure to mount them such that you don't make eye contact with them, they are painful to look into.
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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.
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It will definitely not be enough light, IMO. Light does not penetrate very deep and the light itself is not very wide either.
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Light is 5x3" and if you include the sensor, it becomes 5x8. The Solar panel is on the roof - sorry.
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They cover a solid 15 foot diameter. I use it in my basement in a corner over a sectional and it lights the whol area up.
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I never kept it closer then 12-18 inches. A lot of people are misinformed and put high powered LEDs to close and end up bleaching out the plants . A Google search will show that around a foot is optimal ..... Your not losing light
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Hello there! This LED panel is designed specifically for flowering growth. Both this model and our High Output models are great for any plant growth, we just recommend you using a model best suited towards the spectrum of light you need (HO - vegetative/cloning and UV - flowering). The area that this light will cover depends on the size of the fixture and how high you mount it. If you mount this panel three feet high, it will cover 8.75 square feet and if you mount 6 feet high, it will cover roughly 15.75 square feet. This LED light is 16800 lumens.
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I have an 8 foot ceiling and the lights come over about 3 feet. I didn't measure I'm just guessing.
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I have two 600 watt "APOLLO" lights for a 10' X 12' room and this 400cfm fan does the job! For your 8' x 12' x 7' room, this will be more then adequate. Keep a thermometer in your room to keep track of your temperature. With your 4-T5 lights the room might even be too cool...
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The "box" of this unit is 8.25X8.25 which is adequately covered by the fixture. Whether the other .25 in. would cover, I don't know. Close though.
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You should check out the BloomBoss PANEL 32w LED as a good alternative. It is much higher quality and it is backed by a 1 year warranty by a company that is based in the USA. It covers a 2' x 2' space very well.
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Alot depends on the size of the existing lamps (PAR38 100w?) and the height at which the fixture will be placed. Since it sounds as though this is for the function of the deck Vs just security I would go with a higher output. Haveing said that I would definetly reccommend LED for energy conservation and they attract "less" bugs. Good Luck
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Definitely....I used 3 18" under 3 - 32" wide and 16" tall upper cabinets (8' total) at 32" above counter and they provide excellent brightness and coverage. I also added a dimmer (made sure it was for LEDs) since full brightness is not needed all the time.
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You might have to cut it or wrap around sides. Depending on room it might put out too much light. You could always put a dimmer switch on it.
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Mine is 9.25in by 4.25in at the widest points if that helps. It would probably be pretty large for you, but I personally think its quite comfortable and would probably block out more light that way.
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The spacing depends on the height you mount the panels above the surface you intend to light up. The over lap of the light will diminish as you increase the height. The 3 feet of cable is a standard length for the cables and as you probably know, other lengths are available for purchase. To make the job neat, use self adhesive bases and cable ties to keep the cables from drooping. Do a temporary hook up of two panels and move the spacing until you achieve the proper over lap of the light on the surface.
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Hello Will,A safe estimate would be as follows. In a reef tank the light would be able to cover roughly 23 inches safely. In a planted system roughly 28 inches.