Can I use it from 20 feet to light a small stage area (10 feet high / 15 feet wide)?
46403
yes it would work well on the width but the height might not be what you need, but overall it would do a good job I think. What is the application?
46404
Oh yeah, this thing is super bright. I do shows outside and use these to wash trees that are like 50' tall. Enjoy!
46405
Yes, but it will be more effective if there is less environmental light (club lights) around the stage. We have used very effectively but from closer distance.
628908
Yes I believe it can. you will be able to run more lights on a longer string since LED'S use less watts.
1510076
The answer is simply: not very far. If you use all The lighting units in the set and assuming there's no other significant source of light you'll need to be less than 8 to 10 feet max from the subject
262251
Sure that would work. I have had mine for over a year now. very low draw, less than one amp and light up a area about 100ft out. other questions just ask.
264583
Yes it is. You can also install it much farther, in order to get dim illumination. This fixture is a flood light, with a very wide angle of illumination, so maybe at 10 feet you may get more than 10 feet wide of light.
972211
The picture we light with this is just 24 wide and 30 high. I agree with what T says, it's not going to be enough light on the picture you want. We have other art in our home that we use electrical light fixtures and they work perfectly for something of the size you refer to. One is similar in size to what you mention and we use about a 26/28 inch electrical light on it.
1976848
I am using the LET151 with 8 x 20 watt halogen lights connected to an Insteon dimmer.Works great for me so I think it would work for you too.
566315
Globes are about six inches across. A full 20 foot stretch might be a slight reach, but 18 or so feet with a little buffer at each end should work OK. The coiled wire between each light could easily be stretched a little more. I use 40 watt bulbs with a dimmer over a ten foot run and it looks balanced but tight. Wouldn't go much closer.
1344645
the bulb works real well for lighting a small area. I use it for a back splash of light on the wall behind me on a stage. It has great color and the remote control works good to change the color, but if you are going to use it for a large area you will need several.
964125
No problem. If I point the lamp straignt down, I can get it to throw a 14" diameter circle of bright light. If I angle it to the side a bit the spot becomes an oval easily over 2 feet wide and 3 feet long. This lamp is a spot light that makes a great task light, but it doesn't contribute much to lighting a room. Without another lamp near by, there is a spot of bright light and not much else.
1188572
we have been using it as a night light and i would say it is almost too bright at full intensity. it illuminates the ceiling brightly even with the room lights on. not sure how you need to use it, several feet easily. 10w is quite allot for LED sure you'll be happy.
2045374
No. A 20 long needs a 30" and this unit doesn't expand to that length. If you set it on top of a glass canopy it would work just fine as there is decent peripheral spread of the light but that is up to personal preference.
99547
No, you need a stronger LED spot light. look for one that is around 75-100watts and that should do the trick. for a comparison of how "strong" this light is then go to my pix and look at my before and after shots. like most people said on here, 10 feet is good but 25ft is too way for this light. I hope this helps. good luck
558989
It depends on how high you mount your light....I placed mine @ 15 feet high..and it is bright in a 12-15 ft. area...of course the higher you place it the less brightness you would have...although you could cast more softer light over a larger area..Hope that helps you..
2113544
If it's not 12 feet of lights it is close. You can add additional strings too. We love our lights and use them 365 days a year outdoors and normally get a few years of use before having to replace them.
1551787
I believe it would work okay. The light does generate a lot of heat -- so use in a confined spot could cause problems, in my view.PN
420750
At it's lowest setting, the bottom edge of the light box is a little over a foot off the ground. I think it would work.