How does light attach to pole? What size pole does it fit
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The flag pole needs to have a a threaded rod with ball on top of it. You simply unscrew the ball and then insert it through the hole in the light and tighten it back down. The diameter is about a 1/2. If you look at the picture you will see the light between the ball and the top of the pole.
207238
Theres a long bolt attached to the ball at top of flag pole. The light has a hole the size of the bolt. Slides right through. Very easy do do. The pole is a standard flag pole size. 2 1/2 inches ? But that dont make a difference in installing light.
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Steve d: At the top of the pole are a couple of screws,remove them,and the and then take the top piece out,unscrew the Knob or Eagle from the nut,when that is done,you will have the bolt in hand,just slide the bolt thru the hole in the LED solar flagpole light(which will accept up to a 1/2 inch bolt),and do the reverse of what you had done to remove it from your flagpole. The light will accept up to a 1/2 inch bolt,I have a 20ft high,4 section expandable pole and it works fine on my pole,as long as the bolt is 1/2 inch in size on the top for your light,it shouldn't matter as to how tall your flag pole is,as far as I have seen so far,a 1/2 inch bolt is pretty universal on all flag poles. Steve d: At the top of the pole are a couple of screws,remove them,and the and then take the top piece out,unscrew the Knob or Eagle from the nut,when that is done,you will have the bolt in hand,just slide the bolt thru the hole in the LED solar flagpole light(which will accept up to a 1/2 inch bolt),and do the reverse of what you had done to remove it from your flagpole. The light will accept up to a 1/2 inch bolt,I have a 20ft high,4 section expandable pole and it works fine on my pole,as long as the bolt is 1/2 inch in size on the top for your light,it shouldn't matter as to how tall... » Read More Steve d: At the top of the pole are a couple of screws,remove them,and the and then take the top piece out,unscrew the Knob or Eagle from the nut,when that is done,you will have the bolt in hand,just slide the bolt thru the hole in the LED solar flagpole light(which will accept up to a 1/2 inch bolt),and do the reverse of what you had done to remove it from your flagpole. The light will accept up to a 1/2 inch bolt,I have a 20ft high,4 section expandable pole and it works fine on my pole,as long as the bolt is 1/2 inch in size on the top for your light,it shouldn't matter as to how tall your flag pole is,as far as I have seen so far,a 1/2 inch bolt is pretty universal on all flag poles. « Show Less
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Steve d: At the top of the pole are a couple of screws,remove them,and the and then take the top piece out,unscrew the Knob or Eagle from the nut,when that is done,you will have the bolt in hand,just slide the bolt thru the hole in the LED solar flagpole light(which will accept up to a 1/2 inch bolt),and do the reverse of what you had done to remove it from your flagpole. The light will accept up to a 1/2 inch bolt,I have a 20ft high,4 section expandable pole and it works fine on my pole,as long as the bolt is 1/2 inch in size on the top for your light,it shouldn't matter as to how tall your flag pole is,as far as I have seen so far,a 1/2 inch bolt is pretty universal on all flag poles.
207241
It fits on top of my flag pole you remove the ball or eagle Set the light on top and screw the ball or Eagle. I'm very happy it gives plenty of light
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mY flag pole came with a ball on top. I simply removed it, placed the light over the bolt
26283
I installed on 4" vinyl posts. The lights come with an interchangeable base to fit different sizes of posts.
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Maybe. Mine came with three brackets - 4, 5, & 6" widths. If your pole isn't that size, then I suppose not. Caution: both bulbs burned out within 2 months. I have to lower that thing to change the bulbs and it is DIFFICULT to say the least. I wish I had the money to buy something more permanent and longer lasting. It worked well but just make sure that when you adjust the light mount for he proper angle, you do it BEFORE you set at full height. If not, forget about it until you have to change the bulbs. I wish it were LED.
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I believe that is a stand used to take the picture. Mine did not have that and it works perfectly. The straps are long so they can be adjusted to the size of your pole. The long curved black rubbery piece serves to reduce strap size and tighten the light to the pole. The straps can be cut off or, as I did, tape the excess down so it won't cut the rope. The light functions very well also.
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U ordered the 24-36" version and the actual light is only 22" long. It has arms that pull out to support it for larger applications. I don't know for sure but It might fit . It might end up resting directly on the top....
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The light is made to mount around a circular pole it has hose clamps to tighten around a piece of pipe. You could use smaller hose clamps to tighten it around something with not as big a diameter as a flag pole. Hope this helps.You
2238164
There are two triangle shaped hangers on the top of the light . I used wire ties and a wood rod. The light isn't very heavy and it worked fine.
233321
it goes around a standard light bulb base. You put the shade on your base and then screw in the bulb
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I think the issue is that your light has a 1" diameter & all compatible lights listed are 1.25". Your light will fit but it might not be be secure.
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I couldn't find one that would fit, so I wrapped the light with parchment paper and clips. Added more to diffuse the light. Wish there was an optional accessory for it though. :/
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we used an additional 24" pole. We have a cathedral ceiling. So ours is lower ... but I guess it's at least 12 inches or a little more from the ceiling to the bottom of the light.
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From the position of mine,which is four inches above,it lights mine just fine. I believe if you position you're light twelve inches above,it will help a lot because of the cone shaped beam of light. Please respond to Stevenmathers32@gmail.com if it works for you! If you would like,I can tell you how I constructed mine with minimal cost and size of pole I think you would need for two flags.
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The arm is simple..assemble the arm holder and attach it to the arm with the light then slide it down on the pole. I agree there is something missing because the arm don't go high enough unless you are sitting down or really short. I don't even use it like it is I had to improvise and change of AND the counter weight didn't come with it. I do love the lights but wouldn't buy it again.
911578
The pole is smaller (1.5 inches) than the base I had that came with a table. It works but secured with a thumbscrew. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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Light is 7' fully assembled; about 40" if you leave off bottom section. But base only fits bottom section of pole. We did not mount ours in the ground. Ours was dropped into hole in stoop where an electric lamp stood years ago.
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tape measure around the pole is 9 1/2 inches . The light is a friendly light. I wish it was brighter.
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Hi Sharee, This would most likely clamp to a rounded pole as there are rubber grips on the ends of the clamps. I am not sure what you are growing nor how tall/large the tent is so I cannot answer as to the best place to put it, but probably in the middle of the top, pointing downward to saturate plants with light evenly. Rest assured that the clamp is pretty strong and thus has no problem at all supporting both hood and bulb at any angle. I would also look into buying a timer to turn the light on/off automatically or ya may forget someday, only to find out you have commited plant-genocide. :-)