I was thinking of using 3 of these and placing them on the roof about 10-15 feet high to illuminate my pool area? Will it be enough light?
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I don't think so. They are not going to have an effect at that distance. I LOVE these lights but I have them in the backyard each one focused on a cactus. They are excellent for that.
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This is a flood light. Light intesity is 15 Lumens and I used it to light up my Large tree. I would use Solar light of 50 Lumens for the intensity and pwer for light to reach from roof to swimming pool. Go to Lowes and they have sample solar lights on display. I bought 50 Lumens light ($50) to light up a corner in my back yard
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You will achieve a "decorative" result. But , I would not rely on it for safery
362324
It depends on how much light you want and what you want to use if for. I ordered it to illuminate a six foot (now) tree we planted as a memorial to our son who passed away. It is exactly what we wanted a good soft light which illuminates the entire tree now, probably won't when it grows much. The light is more light a reg. indoor light and not of the halogen nature with an off color glow. It will not burn long when it does not get sufficient daylight to recharge the batteries. I noticed it was on all the zero degree nights when it had sufficient light to recharge. In other words, I have been happy. It depends on how much light you want and what you want to use if for. I ordered it to illuminate a six foot (now) tree we planted as a memorial to our son who passed away. It is exactly what we wanted a good soft light which illuminates the entire tree now, probably won't when it grows much. The light is more light a reg. indoor light and not of the halogen nature with an off color glow. It will not burn long when it does not get sufficient daylight to recharge the batteries. I noticed it was on all the zero degree nights when it had sufficient light to recharge. In other words, I have... » Read More It depends on how much light you want and what you want to use if for. I ordered it to illuminate a six foot (now) tree we planted as a memorial to our son who passed away. It is exactly what we wanted a good soft light which illuminates the entire tree now, probably won't when it grows much. The light is more light a reg. indoor light and not of the halogen nature with an off color glow. It will not burn long when it does not get sufficient daylight to recharge the batteries. I noticed it was on all the zero degree nights when it had sufficient light to recharge. In other words, I have been happy. « Show Less
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It's hard to say since I don't know how large the area is. These lights illuminate in a rather narrow band like a spotlight. The performance of them has been very satisfactory but we have been using them for garden illumination at ground level. They have survived a rather cold winter here. Even if they don't work for your pool you'll most likely find a good use for them.
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I think if you used 2 it would. We have a 20x15 patio and we used 2 of them to light up the patio area and they seem to work well. Just make sure they get plenty of sunlight in the daytime to charge them because ours were beside a bush at one time and the bush blocked some of the sunlight so they only would run about 2hrs on the charge they got before they would cut off. After we moves them they seemed to stay lit most of the night because they were charged more.
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I don't think these lights would do very good outside. If you put all three together... maybe. However they are also toggle on/off by pressing the lense. I use them in my basement to illuminate a pretty precise area.
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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.
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I use this to illuminate a double garage, and so there will be an adundance of light. There is also a fair amount of heat close to the lamp and so you would have to isolate it from nearby clothing, and in a confined space such as a closet it might warm the room too much. I would look for something in the 100 - 150 watt range. Hope this helps.
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HelloIts is brighter than your average dome fan light , you can adjust the light with the remote control , if the area is not huge i think it will be adequate
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Depends on how tall the trees are.... I would look for a more powerful light
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I mounted mine directly to existing mount for light below eves of home to illuminate backyard. No real mounting height recomendations came with. I'd sy no higher than 20'feet. If go that high you will be amazed of how large an area you will illuminate.
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I love these lights! I would say at 4ft your sign should be well lit! I hope this helps you. Larry M
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without knowing the area you are trying to light I would say if you hang them high facing down it would probably help but you will need multiple lights
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Should work just fine. I have one at my work mounted to the bottom of a panel roof in our storage room, works good there. The more open the area is, the less it will light it up. Point it right at the grill and should be good to go. It does put off a very white light though.
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Hi Claudi,Thank you for your inquiry! While this unit does provide a excellent illumination, we recommend purchasing 2 units for each end of the shed for full illumination. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.Best regards,Earthtech Products
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I use this light about 15 feet up so couldn't be sure eye level is a good ideaMaybe too much light in your eyes!Susan
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If you had a three car garage and the light was twenty feet high. It would still light the area. I'm sure it will do the job.
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Yes, I use them for outdoor lighting. Takes about 2-5 minutes to get to full brightness depending on the outside temp.
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Hello, This little light projects very well! The LEDs are extremely bright - at night the kids like to turn it over and watch it light up the trees - so distance not a problem. That said, two points: This is a light show with alternating projections, so it's not meant as a 'pool light', which is fine. Second, the light floats on top and travels the same as anything else on the pool, so it will be at one end or the other projecting from it's location - it does have a flip out loop to hang it above an area, but it looks better in the water. About to include one of these for friends moving into a new house - their kids will be thrilled. If you want more light - you have a good size pool - get a couple and maybe hang one. Enjoy!
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No. Mine are mounted on the ground and light up a nice area of maybe 4 to 5 feet in diameter. As they point up higher, the beam becomes less. You could always purchase 2 of these lights and put them about 3 feet apart and that would probably give you the light you are looking for.