Is the bulb supposed to rotate by itself?
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Yes, the bulb is supposed to rotate. When we first installed it for our son's birthday party, it didn't immediately work. My husband unscrewed it and screwed it back again several times and then it worked. Continued to work great, after the initial fear that it didn't! It was really cool :) Hope you get yours working :)
320394
The outer "case" is what rotates on mine. You can hear the motor, just not with music on.
320395
The bulb itself does not rotate the rotating dome is plastic which is transparent by a small motor that's in it, drive it carefully that the gears are very fragile
2012930
I'm not sure, but the bulb I had to change had been in place for several years in my stairway, so I'd imagine there was some dust. The piece that connects to the bulb does rotate, so it might be able to grip a bulb better by turning it a bit. I love mine and it solved the problem I had.
740356
No. This type of bulb have an internal programing timer. It can only be controlled by a regular electrical wall switch.
1758934
It should rotate automatically however mine quit working about a month after I bought it. Regret buying it
1919765
You're correct, the bulb rests in the ring and the ring pivots. There is a fair amount of swivel to it for such a small fixture. And you can turn the housing to direct the light where you want it to go. Pretty happy with the setup. No-brainer compared to what you would spend on other swivel can lights.
1369468
Yes, the mount lets the light rotate horizontally. For vertical movement, I clamp it only tight enough so it won't move on it's own, but loose enough to be able to adjust it by hand if I need to.
1817056
You need to twist the entire bulb counter clockwise. Many units will require that you ally a little pressure to the bulb and twist at the same time. It will eventually come out.
382650
No. The dome is attached to the bottom part. You just have to plug it in and it lights up and rotates.
1508893
I used the bulb in the upright position but I don't believe it would be a problem to install the bulb upside down.
22173
No, it's just a bulb with lots of LED's, no way to configure it on the bulb itself. Maybe if the lamp has the option.
2174920
The bulb screws into a standard lamp base, and the bulb itself is stationary. The components inside are LED lights on a motorized spinner, and they spin and project lights through a lens shaped like a beehive, which refracts the various colored lights all over the room. I recommend using an open light socket without a shade, but I can tell you it does look pretty cool in a light shade - I tried it in my bed side lamp fixture, which has a tall, narrow shade. The outside is made of plastic, and there is no on-off switch, controls, etc., it's just a simple light that does one thing.
2150193
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Its open but if you use a standard bulb or old fashioned bulb like I used than yes you have to take apart to change bulb. If you use long bulbs you can change with skinny fingers. Hope this hrlped , Drew S.
1914081
Yes, assuming I understand what you mean by "off set," which I believe I do. More specifically, in the view of the bulb as oriented in the question put to me (with the base down and both pins visible), the pin on the right is closer to the viewer than the pin on the left. (Mathematically, it has rotational symmetry with a rotation of 180° but it does not have mirror symmetry. Google these terms if that is not familiar terminology.)
1307548
No, the little knob you twist. I put a three way bulb in there and am very pleased!
1363306
No you have to be directly underneath the bulb for this tool to work. There is another one that bends to a right angle that you would need to change a bulb that is parallel to the ground.
305566
Not especially. I use mine a lot. I don't touch the bulb of course, but I adjust the angle without trouble. Hope this helps.