Could someone tell me about the approximate size compared to the big circular patio lights that sell for close to $100
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We got these lights for our camper and love them. If I had to guess the balls are like 3-3 1/2 inches wide. They are real light weight, great for hanging on the awning.
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Julie, These are about 4 inches diameter. We string them across our 20 foot awning. Look good and we are very happy with them ..especially the price.. We got ours for 22.75 + 9.00 shipping from PPL Motor Homes.
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They are approximately 4 inches diameter -- bigger than a tennis ball but smaller than a soft ball.
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These are small globes that would fit in an adult palm, maybe 4inchs around. We use them in our camper as festive outdoor lights.
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It's the same size as a nightlight bulb. I used them for my patio. They work great because their clear and bright.
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Hi - I ordered this a few weeks ago to plug into a brand new outdoor light fixture I purchased at Lowes, so I could insert a regular incandescent 25 watt lightbulb, and that size sounds about right. I can go home and measure it tonight and get back with you. Karen
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1 1/2 to 2 inches by 1 1/2. I love them they give out good light for the size
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it's 12" X 12" if your growing herbs or cloning it is a decent light, anything else i would get a stronger one.
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I ordered two of these for my Hinkley lights in my front yard and they worked great, they are 2" long and my lights screwed in sideways in my fixtures. Hope this helps. U can also go down to a local Lowes store and actually look at one if you are not sure they have a brand called Fleet and they are priced pretty good. Hope this helps.
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I do not recommend this light. It only lasted for a week before it quit working. The LED light is only effective for the area right under the light. So a 12" x 12" square is all of the effective coverage you should expect.
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7.5in. . But dont buy it unless the place you want to put it has a FULL day of sunlight. Where I put mine has about half full, and half partially shaded. It only stays lit for a couple hours, then goes out, even on low light setting, maybe 3 hours. Nice, pretty light when lit, though. But somewhat useless for me, as my front yard is shaded nicely. Other solar lights I have had did not have this problem. The battery in this one is supposed to be stronger, but it also apparently takes a lot more sunlight to charge. I could move the light off the hook and put in back yard everyday to charge, but that is way too much trouble on an every day basis. 7.5in. . But dont buy it unless the place you want to put it has a FULL day of sunlight. Where I put mine has about half full, and half partially shaded. It only stays lit for a couple hours, then goes out, even on low light setting, maybe 3 hours. Nice, pretty light when lit, though. But somewhat useless for me, as my front yard is shaded nicely. Other solar lights I have had did not have this problem. The battery in this one is supposed to be stronger, but it also apparently takes a lot more sunlight to charge. I could move the light off the hook and put in back yard everyday to charge,... » Read More 7.5in. . But dont buy it unless the place you want to put it has a FULL day of sunlight. Where I put mine has about half full, and half partially shaded. It only stays lit for a couple hours, then goes out, even on low light setting, maybe 3 hours. Nice, pretty light when lit, though. But somewhat useless for me, as my front yard is shaded nicely. Other solar lights I have had did not have this problem. The battery in this one is supposed to be stronger, but it also apparently takes a lot more sunlight to charge. I could move the light off the hook and put in back yard everyday to charge, but that is way too much trouble on an every day basis. « Show Less
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I have a 110 4ft by 3ft i bought two of them. You can't go wrong. They are a great light.
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Approx 8 inches. The lights are great! I installed them last year and they are still going strong. They look like lights that are $50-$100 each. The only drawback are the plastic spikes they attach to. Although they are much sturdier than most, they still break. I cracked one hammered them into the soil. And another snapped off when my dog crashed into it. Nothing you can do, just be aware.
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I believe it is 1" x 1.5" x 2.5". I could fit it into the Patio light pole, which is 2" diameter.
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2" x 6". They are a direct replacement for any 6" oval light. My old ones were TrukLite. Hope this helps
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if you can afford the thirty" I would go with that its only a 10 dollar difference. These are great lights,your plants will love them,plus the moonlights look cool
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These are great lights for the money..if the diameter of the hub is correct would be a cool idea.
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Approx. 5.25" x 3.5" x 1.75" I have 3 of these. Generally they are OK most of the time. They need plenty of direct sunlight. They work well on sunny days but struggle on overcast/rainy days, especially 2 days of rain in a row. Also, the side mounting screws are tiny, easy to lose, hard to install and strip easily.
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The listing has the models recommended. With longer screws it can take lights a bit larger than 1".
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I don't know the diameter but I can tell you that the bulbs were perfect. We strung them outside on our patio cover and they looked wonderful. It was the selling feature of our house. They look exactly like the picture. We have moved from this location so I can't measure them but I did want to tell you that they were great.