I want to light up between my house and my in-laws?

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I’m new here so please be patient .
I have a klarus xt11x handheld flashlight. Xhp35 Absolutely love the floody affect and it lights up my backyard and my in-laws no problem.
I have a spot light out the back but doesn’t do the job of lighting up the area between my house and there’s. Do you guys have any suggestions for a 120 volt light setup that would do the same job ?
I thank you in advance for your expertise and suggestions.
I have a low budget.

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Actually, there was a whole thread about “yard light”s right here. Lots of pointers…

Here ya are. Go crazy…

https://www.google.com/search?q=budgetlightforum+yard+light

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Thank you very much. I believe I found what I was looking for.

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Kewl… let us know what you got and how it worked out.

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Morris-Cat# 71824
50 Watts
1/2” Knuckle Mount
0.7A
Model：
OVERALL LAMP
PARAMETERS
100-277VAC 50/60HZ
PF ≥0.92
Type II 90° X 120°
Aluminium + Tempered Glass
24-45VDC
71824
LED DRIVER
LED
3000K
Not Included
130 LM/W
30 PCS
LUXEON 3030
Phillips LUMILED
89%
LIFESPAN &
ENVIRONMENT
50,000+ Hrs.
IP65, Wet Locations
–20 —+55
–40 —+80 , 10—90% RH
5 Years
.28 Cbm/carton
SAFETY&EMC
UL1598,UL8750, EN60598, EN61347-2-13, EN62031, EN62471
I/P-FG: 2121VDC
≤0.5Ω,OK
EN55015, EN61000-2-3, EN61000-3-3, EN61547
042A Max
50W
5880 LM
118 LM/W
>84
OTHERS
2.3KG
2.5KG

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3000K should look nice. Just like halogens, not Angry Blue™ or some other hideous color.

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Lots of blue excapes that light according to their catalog page (that’s the light that drives the emitter — underneath the phosphor which produces the warm white color temperature) so you probably don’t want to light up anyone’s bedroom windows.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Morris-Cat%23+71824&client=firefox-b-1-d&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=cJb3S3IjEuzmEM%253A%252CRDLaj0Pu-8AnkM%252C*&usg=AI4*-kT2YnfBASB81jOzEVGB6LKzQIZObw&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjV5NCCl73gAhXhN30KHRrpChAQ9QEwBHoECAUQBg#imgrc=hIGs3jcePjsgeM:

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Thanks for that reply.
I really don’t have the first clue on how to read those charts , but I’m willing to learn.
I somewhat understand degrees of Kelvin color scale . And all the numbers that correspond from yellow through purple.
From the point where the light is going to be mounted it will be lighting up an area that consists of my in-law’s house and their pool fence. Distance from where the light is mounted to the In-laws back door is approximately 60-70’. No other neighbors will be disturbed by the Light. The light is only turned on by switch or by motion. And not left on continuously through the night