Would this be the right strength (output) to replace a double floodlight mounted just below the roof line (above second story) illuminating deck?
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Good morning FA Cabs - This is a very strong and highly efficient lighting fixture. What lamp do you currently have in your floodlight? I look forward to continue to assist you with this - Abraham
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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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This fixture would be a great choice for that application. It is designed to replace a 150w metal halide and from the second story this should work well.
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This light is very bright. RAB recommended this light to replaced a 175 watt metal halide light. Depending on the size of the deck, this may be too bright.
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It would work very well. I installed 2 of these in the ceiling of my garage and they provide excellent lighting.
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Not if you mount only two 55 Watt lights in one circuit. Especially on a newer vehicle. The wires provided in the kit are of a sufficient thickness (gauge). I have the lights mounted all around my roof rack and they work fine with no overloading on wiring.
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I think the 1st two responses are correct. Hardware-House lighting is well constructed but, this line is not intended for outdoor use. I would error on the side of safety and install outdoor rated lights and fans. Please feel free to call me if you have other questions or concerns. We'll be glad to help.ChristopherComplete Home Hardware615-794-3880
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sure, but i would not advise it. you would do better with 3 or 4, 10 watt units. these lights are real bright and hard to look into, unless they are hung overhead.
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If the light indeed has the "intermediate base" then it should work fine. This unit is well built.
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This is 150 watts and don't know if that is the same as you are needing. It is a medium base that fits all flood lights.
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Yes. The light output is decent. Not .5 or 1 watt strong, of course, but enough to be seen in daylight.
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Yes, you might look at the department 56 lighting power units. They are all similar and may help you out
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I really do not know. for my replacement I went with the voltage and amps and size. Mine was for flood spot light. Good luck.
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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.
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By the way these are the flood lamps I ordered and I am happy so far.Aero-Tech ULA-33 20,000 Hour 150-Watt Outdoor Flood LightIf you are afraid they will be too bright, they also make a 75W version but I would think for most outdoor applications, that would not be bright enough....
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this light is more of a spot (pin point) light than a flood light (area). in terms of brightness I think u can using enough of these lights.
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Wire one power supply to both ends 12v DC or 24vac works great / output switch can be NO or NC just move jumper / unit is aligned when LED is lit on receiver. The one with 2 wires is lamp and 4 wires is receiver / if near a window or slider signal may bounce off glass, A tube or tape may help to limit beam. Have fun : )
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Can be done. Did it in one location This is a 2 person job. Expensive light to drop. Good luck.
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They are 150W max each bulb and designed for standard PAR38 floodlights. CFL's would probably work, but I would use LED if the goal is long life between bulb replacements or lower power. Something like: "Philips 422196 17-Watt PAR38 LED Outdoor Flood Light Bulb" available on Amazon. You shouldn't have any issue with the fixture itself - high quality and long lasting.
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Hi Lee,As long as the luminary is not fully enclosed(has some way to vent out heat,) and is slightly larger than the dimensions listed on the product page, it should work fine. These are designed to fit recessed lights, so there should not be an issue. Also, it is a technically a flood, so it disperses close to 180 degrees.Thanks,G7 Power