What is beam spread of this floodlight? How large an area will it illuminate at 4' distance? Hope to use it to illuminate curbside monument sign
759312
absolute junk., save your money... Units lasted approx three weeks water got into them not a well made product and expensive at that...
759313
I love these lights! I would say at 4ft your sign should be well lit! I hope this helps you. Larry M
759314
This is a great light and should please you. I am very happy with the lights performance. Larry
759315
It is very good for my owned use. I am very happy with the product. It is bright for 4' but do not expect it like the regular bulbs. Battery last until sun rises.
759316
We bought these to illuminate our bar sign, which is about 5' square and about 2 feet off the ground. The lights are located about 3 feet on either side of the sign, and unless it has been extremely cloudy, light it up fine.
222294
It will depend on how you adjust the lights. We installed it above a garage door. It lights an area of about 30Ft x 40Ft quite brightly. I believe if we tilted the lights more straight out it would illuminate an even larger area, if it was needed. Hope that helps.
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.
1516149
Beam is very wide. I have it mounted under my bumper and the only cut off line is from the bumper itself. It lights up a huge area.
1606724
Four inches is alright, but would look better if it were around 7"...there is no adjustment on the light. We have ours outside and we love it.
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.
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.
2032655
My apologies in taking so long to answer. I haven't been totally happy with this light because it's a bright street light overhead. It's a halogen light which is bright and I can't seem to find the right angle so it's not so harsh.But, as another has answered, it's 5.5".
125465
It is like a bright flashlight or a spotlight. Brighter than my regular flashlights, not as bright as my car headlights. At a distance of 5 feet, the bright part of the beam is 2 feet wide. At a distance of 3 feet, my lightmeter says 8.0 EV or 640 lux or 60 foot-candles (at the center of the beam). At a distance of 6 feet, it is 1/4 of that (160 lux, 15 footcandles) which is still brighter than typical home interior lighting at night. The color is blueish-white, and a little yellowish towards the edge, like most white LEDs.
32398
The angle is not very wide, if wide at all. I am using 4 of these light one side of my house. They act more like floodlights, From a distance of about 20 ft. the lighted area is about 5 to 7 ft. wide (that is the area where most of the light is concentrated). The angle of illumination is about 15-25 degrees
2160711
I would say the unit is close top a 75 watt bulb output and 7000K is a white blue-ish hue. accumulatively it would be 1K watts total light output. but for any long distance areas it might not work well e.g. a long driveway. The Light head edge to edge is 4.5" wide by 3.5" high PIR is standard consumer size I had to add a short three prong power cable and weather proof grommet. and the bracket works but it is not heavy duty if you need to mount it in the high wind or were it might be struck I would up grade to stronger steel. But for the price it works great for me.
1094373
Check out Rigids website, it shows the distance of the beam in the spot/flood/and spot-flood combos and also the intensity of the light per distance. I mounted the spot-flood combo on the bow of my duck boat and have been very happy with it.
1610905
I was using it to replace an existing fixture that was broken. They had 4 of the fixtures in the back yard and they were spaced strategically to light certain areas. They were using 60 watt A-19 soft white lamps, which work well. If I were lighting a driveway or walkway with these fixtures I would space them approximately 12 to 15 feet apart on 12" to 18" stems.
1979160
I don't know its limit, as far as distance. However I shine it into the back of my yard, which is about 150 feet away, and it lights everything up quite well. As far as the spread of the beam, I would say it's in between a wide beam and a spot. I have owned the light for about 6 months, and I have no complaints, especially for the comparatively low cost.
251946
The overall dimension is 4"Wx4"Lx6.25"H. It is designed to rest on top of a 4x4 post. It did not fit well because my deck post has a composite post wrap. The LED stayed on for most of the night, not very bright but sufficient for my purpose. Hurricane Sandy damaged my four units because I did not secure them with screws. Each also came with a plastic stake for alternate placement.
1588124
Definitely should. It's bright. Safe distance I'd say is within 5' away and giving you a solid 3' wide lighting area. It's a spot light less "fanning" more direct beam.
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!