are these flood or spot beam?
777082
I bought them, they were flood. I bought a trailer plug extension, stripped the ends off, and made them into my reverse lights. I highly recommend these. If you'd like to see the results and sight of this beam, visit my instagram, alex_coble on there there will be a picture of one installed. Later I will post a better one. If you don't get around to that, I'd still recommend these if you're going for the flood beam!
777083
These are flood lights. Xtreamly bright, I use them as back up lights on my work truck. Lights up my 100 foot driveway like daylight.No B. S. AC
358074
Hey buddy the beam pattern is a combination of flood light and spot light in one. The flashlight reflector is deep and smooth which is optimized for throw however the beam pattern is not mechanically adjustable like other lights. My flashlight came in the cool white version and there wasnt any artifacts or obstacles in the beam to ruin its pattern. As a result the beam can reach far distances which ideal for spotting an obstacle without compromising close lighting needs due to the fair amount of flood light emitted. Hope that answers your question
1129281
It's a spotlight. If you need more of a flood light, this one is very directional. But it is very bright...
1696321
The beam is fixed and can't be focused. It is relatively floody but has some throw. As far as intensity, there are 2 modes: high and medium (plus a strobe). It would be useful if the light had a low mode, but it doesn't. The high mode is very bright.
1346025
The beam angle on these bulbs is 120 degrees which means they cannot in anyway be deemed to be spotlights as the narrower the beam angle the more of a spot light it is. I don't know the technical definition of floodlight but these I suspect would be much more on the floodlight spectrum. But review what a 120 beam angle means should answer your question more precisely.
2150918
60 degree flood for sure...they are really bright. I have them placed on my bumper.
1382700
I believe they would be bright enough, however, I'd be somewhat concerned with the beam width. These lights have a beam width much more narrow than a "flood" light.
2150916
60* Flood. These are great lights. I have 2 on the back of my Jeep as back up lights, 1 on the front as an addition to my long range KC lights, 2 that I need to mount underneith as rock lights and a pair to use as back up lights on my full size truck. If you're looking for LED floods...these are the real deal. They are not for a great distance though like spot lights.
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I have these in my vaulted ceilings which puts them about 11 feet high. I have 3 in a 18 by 16 kitchen and they light up the whole area. I would say they are more of a flood than a spot light. I just measured the beam from the one above my sink. The beam of light is 5 feet wide , that is what hits the countertop, from 11 ft. high. BTW, I love these, they throw a brighter light and more light than my old lights.
1040607
Combo means combo of spot and flood lights. Wide and close light along with narrow beam and long distance lighting
1502597
I don't know if this is the answer you're looking for as my experience with these LED par 38s is that they tend to be between a spot light and a flood light. So the angle of the light dispersion is not as wide as a typical flood light, but not quite as narrow as a spot. If you absolutely must have a wide flood, I don't believe you will be satisfied with these. Buy one and try it out first? Hope this is helpful.
911558
It is a considered the spot light in the description on there website here http://tuffledlights.com/products/led-spot-light-bar-10-30v-72w-20-inch-long/ .they also said they don't make the rugged series in a flood light design. although it has a pretty wide throw, about 10 degrees less angle then a conventional big single light housing off road flood light, according to a little research I've done. that being said, I'm glad I went with the spot instead of a combo our flood because its, kinda like a flood. if I was rock crawling or lighting up the BMX track, I'd go with the flood.
1401225
Two different models, spot light lits further while flood light spreads wider.
1472216
spot beam and flood beam, this is about the light shape, spot beam 10 degree, and flood beam 45 degree
435731
The so-called 'spot' lights are 30º the flood are 60º. 30º gives a 32 foot wide "SPOT? at 60 feet. A near perfect light pattern for an aux light for a ATV snow plow or snowblower
1433872
The spot light have a liger range than the drivin lights. The spots have a more beam like effect as where the driving have a wide come like effect. I suggest spot for more light down range.
1074497
We use an MR16 bulb - they're available in floods and spots. You can see pix and prices at www.wholesaleled.com/collections/mr16?gclid=CODOrvb487kCFe1AMgod7wcAYQ or go to wholesaleled.com and search for MR16