Exterior Lights - Spots/Floods for lighting up trees

[SparkyChick]

Hi @SparkyChick have you considered to use solar lighting??? Recently I’ve just done a solar lighting job to illuminate the exterior of a house.

I wouldn't entertain solar lighting for this particular installation. The mounting locations preclude ready access for maintenance. Also, I'm not convinced it would be possible given the distances involved and the seemingly high power consumption of units capable of achieving it.

 

[jackhammerJIM]

How about making your own wave guide for an led flood to narrow the beam angle .

Something similar to this
30W Narrow Angle LED Floodlight Outdoor Spotlight Flood Light | LED Lights, LED Controllers, LED Bulbs| www.Agouk.com - http://agouk.com/index.php/30w-narrow-angle-led-floodlight-outdoor-spotlight-flood-light.html

 

[jackhammerJIM]

Narrow Beam Angle 15/30 Degree COB LED Flood Light Outdoor Spotlight 50W - http://www.siosunlight.com/led-flood-lights/led-billboard-lighting/narrow-beam-angle-15-30-degree-cob-led-flood.html

 

[pirate]

I see TLC are selling LED lights which include a quinetic receiver

10w LED Ultra Slim Quinetic Floodlight Cool White - https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/LTQSF10CW.html

available in 10W, 30W, and 50W

my only concern is that the 10W ones are £20, and a standard receiver is £16, so not a lot of money going into the lamp...

but the bigger sizes look better, but quite pricey.
However, might be worth a look?

 

[SparkyChick]

Thanks for all the input guys, I provided some advice to the client based on what had been suggested. As to what happened with it, I don't know. At the time, they were having their kitchen redone, that included the electrical work carried out by the kitchen companies contractor who I believe were going to handle it.

Will find out though as I have some work to do there soon