is it powerfull enought to light up a tall palm tree
648918
Yes. I use these lights in our front yard and they illuminate the second story of our home. Not sure how bright you want it. It's not super bright, just accent lighting. However as I have bought replacement bulbs I foun that depending on the brand, you can get it much brighter.
648919
No. Mine goes about 7-8 feet up. It also gets extremely hot and you have to use an oven mitt to touch it or wait until it cools off to change the bulb or it's angle.
172206
YES. I have 2 of these lights. One on a swing set so my grandkids can use them at night, it lights up when we leave the back door and get within 20 feet of the set. We have another on our trash can area on the side of the house, every so often, cars passing by makes it go off. You can adjust the sensitivity. And they are the brightest I have found that are solar powered.
910737
I would say yes I put mine on an 80' grain leg and lights up the yard ok.We have 500 watt halogens on the shop
1183691
No it won't . But check stats unless ur growing something 5 or 6 ft tall 600 is more effecent because u cab put light closer therefor more intense than 1000 at a distance
1199571
This light has those nm so it will help plants to grow. But it ready doesn't have enough wattage to cover enough area to feed the plant properly. I went up to a 7 watt bulb but it was still too low in wattage. You need at least 15 watts to get the proper color balance and cover most of the plant. like in my case grass seed for my cats in a planter. If you have several or a large plant you may need two 15 watt bulbs. Gives the whole plant better coverage.
995137
Depends Bro on how HIGH you want to illuminate. I have a 20w aimed up from the BASE of 15ft. native Oak Tree here and I'd estimate it illumintaes the trunk of it effective about 12 ft, up and a catches SOME of the lower foliage. If the thing is one of those like 50 ft. palms like I had at me house in Fl. yrs. ago at LEAST 50w if it's the canopy you want to illuminate and you'll catch a good bit of the trunk, but the higher canopied tress like those Stick Palms you're gonna be hard pressed to light the very top/s IF that's what you're after. Funny thing is w/these maibu lights the higher wattage lamps/light actually seem to last damn near forever. Depends Bro on how HIGH you want to illuminate. I have a 20w aimed up from the BASE of 15ft. native Oak Tree here and I'd estimate it illumintaes the trunk of it effective about 12 ft, up and a catches SOME of the lower foliage. If the thing is one of those like 50 ft. palms like I had at me house in Fl. yrs. ago at LEAST 50w if it's the canopy you want to illuminate and you'll catch a good bit of the trunk, but the higher canopied tress like those Stick Palms you're gonna be hard pressed to light the very top/s IF that's what you're after. Funny thing is w/these maibu lights the higher... » Read More Depends Bro on how HIGH you want to illuminate. I have a 20w aimed up from the BASE of 15ft. native Oak Tree here and I'd estimate it illumintaes the trunk of it effective about 12 ft, up and a catches SOME of the lower foliage. If the thing is one of those like 50 ft. palms like I had at me house in Fl. yrs. ago at LEAST 50w if it's the canopy you want to illuminate and you'll catch a good bit of the trunk, but the higher canopied tress like those Stick Palms you're gonna be hard pressed to light the very top/s IF that's what you're after. Funny thing is w/these maibu lights the higher wattage lamps/light actually seem to last damn near forever. « Show Less
1463840
I'm not sure... I used these to illuminate palm trees. They are so tiny and really cast the light far... I love them...
582029
No it's not as strong as a car light (compare lumens when trying to determine brightness) It is bright enough to light up the road however. "Blindingly bright?" no,but it's pretty powerful.
702465
Hello! Yes it would provide plenty of light. We have 17 acres and it has proven its worth time and time again. I would recommend it.
99548
No, I don't think so. It's more of a feature light, where the distance between the feature and the light is like 5 feet. Think "small piece of statuary" or "small pond feature". Anything bigger/farther away from that will need a genuine spotlight, and probably one fed with 110VAC at that.
1575244
Absolutely NOT...it's wonderful and quiet!! It's up 30 feet and lights up a good 3 acres. My hubby loves it ;-)
1710332
Yes, definitely. It is the best out there in terms of light output and portability.However, avoid looking into light directly. It is too bright up close. Hanging it onto some sort of hook in roof is the best option.
1622891
I really don't think one would light much. We use it to light a aluminum Christmas tree works well, but not great. would work well as a disco light color changer in a multi-light set-up, I believe.
1676228
This isn't a spot light, but my large palm tree is well lit by the light. But the trunk gets a lot of light.It may end up lighting up your pole and not so much the flag.Hmmm..........With Amazons good return policy, it may be worth a try.
1207709
it is good to light one object at most about 5 feet, I used it to light the baby jesus in a crib for xmass, and then use it to light a 3" tall snowman made out of plywood.
1752636
No, it would not be bright enough. I bought two as flood lights and they hardly light 10 feet ahead
1204023
if you using this for a car System over 600 Watts your lights were still dim a lil. and yes you can use this by itself it has a lot of power For its size. I've tried it.