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Muir hill 101 · Jun 13, 2023

Does anyone know which is the flood beam ?

wore out · Jun 13, 2023

4406 has the wider beam, but I don't know if it as actually considered a ''floodlight'', but I'll bet GOOGLE knows!

Muir hill 101 · Jun 13, 2023

I tried Google couldnt find anything but then I couldnt
see either

Muir hill 101 · Jun 13, 2023

Thanks.

deanostoybox · Jun 13, 2023

4419 is 12V flood like used on tractor.

Jim.ME · Jun 13, 2023

The 4406 and 4411 are multipurpose Par 36 bulbs (4-1/2" diameter). According to the WAGNER site the 4406 is 600 candle power and the 4411 is 2500 candle power. The 4419 is a Par 46 bulb (4-1/2" diameter) with 1600 candle power. 4411 is common utility lights.

4411 is brightest, 4419 is in the middle of brightness and 4406 is the dimmest of the three.

This post was edited by Jim.ME on 06/13/2023 at 04:21 pm.

Muir hill 101 · Jun 13, 2023

Thats what I was looking for tractor has 3 flood beam and. 2 headlights

Muir hill 101 · Jun 13, 2023

I need to know the beam pattern

4play · Jun 14, 2023

4406 flood
4411 trapezoidal.

IMO the flood pattern is just too scattered and diffused in every direction. There is not a lot of useful light when only using a pair of these. Trapezoidal is a focused beam to provide more light in a specific path. Its (advertised) beam is slightly narrower than a flood beam but the beam path is much brighter and reaches much further distances. I found the 4411 still lights up the same area as flood lights, with more light too.

caterpillar guy · Jun 14, 2023

Switch it over to the LED's that fit the rubber grommet or housing and don't look back.Do check the lumens of the light you put in and keep to the brighter ones more lumens and whiter color also. you will not be sorry. they will cost probably about 50.00 apiece. Worthington AG sells them.

showcrop · Jun 14, 2023

(quoted from post at 22:36:15 06/13/23) 4406 flood
4411 trapezoidal.

IMO the flood pattern is just too scattered and diffused in every direction. There is not a lot of useful light when only using a pair of these. Trapezoidal is a focused beam to provide more light in a specific path. Its (advertised) beam is slightly narrower than a flood beam but the beam path is much brighter and reaches much further distances. I found the 4411 still lights up the same area as flood lights, with more light too.

Night work requires both flood and focused.

BarnyardEngineering · Jun 14, 2023

Incandescent bulbs advertise in "candlepower" but LEDs advertise in "lumens." There is no conversion from one to the other, far as I know.

So as far as "What lumens equals 1600 candlepower?" the answer is, "More is better." It's not really relevant anyway because the LEDs end up being so much brighter for so much less power.

ss55 · Jun 14, 2023

Google: Convert candlepower to lumens

To calculate lumens from candlepower, multiply the candlepower by 12.57.
To calculate candlepower from lumens, divide the lumens by 12.57.

BarnyardEngineering · Jun 15, 2023

(quoted from post at 17:37:30 06/14/23) Google: Convert candlepower to lumens

To calculate lumens from candlepower, multiply the candlepower by 12.57.
To calculate candlepower from lumens, divide the lumens by 12.57.

I did and all I found were long articles about how it was impossible to convert from one to the other because they didn't measure the same thing, and/or weren't real measurements to begin with.

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