Does a wider solar motion light claim more output?
Feit S6/500 is narrower than S13TFL, with a lower maker maximum lumen figure. S6 suits a tighter fixture-width allowance.
Maximum lumens do not establish all-night output.
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Find panel space before comparing the bright mode
Feit Electric has a 5 in wide fixture with a maximum 500-lumen rating and a 9.3 in wide fixture with a maximum 3,000-lumen rating. More output occupies more fixture width in that pair. Across the selection, widths span 3.8 to 12.8 in, but those dimensions do not consistently include the solar panel or the installed footprint.
Use mounting diagrams to allow for separate panels and moving heads, and plan panel placement under the exact operating instructions. A bright-mode maximum cannot promise that output throughout the night.
Sensor distance is not an outline of your property coverage
Sunforce Solar Triple Head Motion Activated Light gives a detection limit of 30 ft. Wagan Tech Solar + LED Floodlight 1600 gives a sensor distance up to 26 ft and a maximum 1,600-lumen rating. These are separate maker claims, without a common rating standard asserted here.
Across the maker figures, detection limits span 16 to 50 ft. Read mounting height, aim and activation settings for your chosen model rather than drawing a coverage circle from that number. Solar charging and operating conditions also affect runtime, so plan illumination and detection independently of maximum output.
Before you buy
Will the light remain at maximum output all night?
The maximum describes bright mode. Motion activation can change output between activations. Solar charging and runtime depend on placement and conditions; when you plan placement, use the exact operating instructions.
Does fixture width include the panel?
Makers do not give a consistent installed footprint. Use the mounting diagram and allow separate panel space where supplied rather than treating fixture width as the full installation. Feit S6/500 has a 5 in fixture width and 500 maximum lumens; S13TFL has 9.3 in width and 3,000 maximum lumens. More output uses more width here. S6 suits you if fixture width is tight. S13TFL has the higher maker maximum. Those figures do not establish all-night output, and separate panels and moving heads need clearance. Feit S6/500 is narrower than S13TFL, with a lower maker maximum lumen figure. S6 suits a tighter fixture-width allowance. Maximum lumens do not establish all-night output.
Does sensor distance establish property coverage?
Sunforce’s Triple Head gives a 30 ft sensor limit; Wagan Floodlight 1600 gives 26 ft. These are separate maker claims. Mounting height, aim and operating conditions affect detection.
