How much light does each put out? I guess I'm looking for a radius measure from the lamp itself to determine how many I need for my walkway.
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Max illumination is 12-18" radius. More decorative lighting than functional.
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They each put out just enough light to look aesthetically pleasing, I'll attempt to attach a pic or two...
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John - I can't give you the specific lumen values . . . from an 'application' standpoint, the light is adequate for reading or workspace lighting (in close proximity). It is not sufficient for general room illumination or outdoor lighting
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I see others have said lamp does not offer enough light to read by. I forgot to mention that I purchased the adapters so I may use regular size bulbs. I have 40 watt compact fluorescent bulbs instead of the candelabra bulbs.
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I don't know exactly how much but it isn't very bright, I have them set up on columns at the front of my driveway. It is enough to mark each side but doesn't give off enough light to illuminate around or to the ground. Basically just enough to show where to turn in.
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enough to brighten a dark corner. I'm using a 75w bulb and it gives a nice bright glow to the corner and the light is good enough to read by if you're sitting by it.
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The spacing between lights is up to you. Since these are standard 120V fixtures, they take standard 40W, or 60 W incandescent bulbs (if you can still find them) or the LED bulbs I use to replace standard base 67W bulbs. The lamps that line my walkway are spaced only about 6 feet apart because I want a lot of light on the path where I expect guests to walk. On my dock, they are 30 feet apart. Your choice.
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I'm not sure. I bought them mostly for decor, not to light up a pathway or anything. They are not real bright, they just define the entrance to my property.
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I was wondering the same thing. They don't seem to know what they are talking about. Wikipedia says there are around 16 lumens per 1 incandescent watt. A 100 watt incandescent bulb puts out about 1,600 lumens by the Wikipedia conversion, to give people perspective. I just got a 2,000 lumen Snap-On LED Worklight, which by the Wiki conversion is equivalent to 125 watt incandescent bulb (or 30 watt compact flourescent).
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We placed three lights along a 7'x3' counter. I am not sure two would be enough. The light is very focused, almost like a task light. The shade is on the small side so it also limits the spread of the light. That being said, I love our grouping of three!
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I don't recall a specific wattage requirement. I use 40 or 60 watt bulbs. I usually just use one lamp at a time , but if I need more light I just turn on a second one.
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I would get two lights, one for each tray if that is your only choice and within budget. Definitely grab a reflector hood too. Although 1 bulb could work, I feel that 1 bulb would be bare minimum and you would want to move the trays around to help distribute the light evenly in a 1 light set up. I personally use 3 of these lights for 1 tray, for max/best results. But then I tend to over do things. =) Good luck!
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As one who is getting older also I find that 750 lumens, the only real measure is adequate for general work but not detail. I use them to reduce energy cost and A/C but still miss my 85 watt incandescants.
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Don't remember, and am not tempted to open dash to count. But, I believe that there should be 3-4. one being ground for light.
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Three lights. I'm using 60 watt bulbs. But I think the instructions say 40 watt. However I haven't had any issues with 60. The black shade is sheer but sturdy (not easily destructible). Not exactly sure on the fabric but it's sturdy. It is absolutely beautiful.
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I don't know about lumens exactly, but I measured the output with a light meter and it registers about 15k to 20k lux (1 lux is equal to 1 lumen per square meter, I think). They say 20k lux is legit for growing plants. I ordered 4 different types of grow lights, and this actually has the highest output (including a 60 dollar T5 setup), it just doesn't cover a whole lot of area, although definitely covers more than the other under $20 LED lights. I may buy quite a few of these.
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Honestly I don't remember as when we got the lamp & realize it was not the one I wanted we just pack it back up & sent it back. I have a circular cool light bulb that I use that has a whole lot of light that I love. Been having it a long time so I fix it & it works a lot better. Sorry I couldn't help you.
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*Light: 28W (150W) + 100W*Light 1: 28 low heat circular Daylight tube (U12020)*Light 2: 100w non-daylight bulb (not included)