are these bulbs spot lights or flood lights?
77861
These lights are great in a ceiling fixture that you can pin point an area in the room with these spot lights. enjoy.
77862
I would call this a flood light. The beam is definitely over 45. With that said I highly do NOT recommend these bulbs. With in one month, 4 of the 6 bulbs burnt out.
77863
I would call this a flood light. The beam is definitely over 45°. With that said I highly do NOT recommend these bulbs. With in one month, 4 of the 6 bulbs burnt out.
1230292
They are outdoor lights but I would not buy another one. They seem to leak or something which causes them to dim when it rains.
1907002
They are a nice combination of both spot and flood. I'm the type of,person that when I turn on my piass I want to light up the world! They don't do that but I am happy with there distance.
1063411
It is more of a flood light than a spot. I like it but I was looking more for a spot light type also. It lights up a big area but not super bright. Not a long way out.
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
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
459721
It's more of a spot light but I'm not sure I've ever found a flood light in a GU10 base. The closest I've ever come was to use frosted lens on a halogen bulb. LEDs in general won't provide a flood type light. The beam is too focused.
452903
It's a fixed flood. Advertised as 240 lumens, doesn't seem that bright compared to my 65 lumen Surefires. I'm going a bit stronger with my next light, maybe 600, just to be sure. LED's don't seem to be as focused as regular but run on AA batts.
1673284
I don't recall the make/model of lights we use on ours.But the manual I have says this for Bulbs: max 150 watt PAR or quartz flood lamps, PL fluorescent flood with low temp. start
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.
9655
the lights are halogen lights, and are bright. Good ambient lighting is also helpful as I have found the lights to be more spot light style, than flood light.
1991986
It is a flood pattern. Don't know the angle. There is an identical lamp available as a spot. I have both and there's not a huge difference in the light patterns between the two
822233
Spot And Flood. The Outside 6 LEDs On Each Side Make The Flood. The Rest Are The Spot.
1879117
The beam angle is definitely more flood light than spot light. Don't know the exact angle, but would estimate 45 degrees
1401223
Spot lights have more of a focused beam. Flood lights seem to light up a larger area all around you but they will not shine as far down the trail. I have both spot and flood on the front of my Polaris Ranger. I focus my spot lights down trail and I allow my flood light to illuminate the area directly in front of me and to both sides of the trail.
181293
I am not sure if you can choose between them. A spot light will allow you to see for a longer distance. A flood light will light up more of an area closer to you. I have this light mounted on a off road motorcycle. It is great light for the woods, but not that great on the street. Hope this helps.
785709
Maybe, but check the label, it will indicate whether the bulb is designed for outdoor use. I believe this is NOT their outdoor flood model.