I would like to install this light over an "L" shaped bar. Am I able to have a curve or bend in this unit.
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Andy, You can do this. At the point where you make the turn, install (2-) 4" x 1/4" long screw eyes if you can put in backing. If not, use 1/4" x 5" toggle bolts. You will need a nut and fender washer on the finished ceiling to tighten the toggle. These should be 3 1/2" apart and sit at a an angle so that the wires run parallel. Take a few minutes to get this right. The fixtures come as brushed aluminum. If you choose just spray them the color of your choice, as well as the eye bolts. Hope it comes out right. Good luck and these are nice lighting and you can install a regular dimmer. Email me for photos. papadave@outlook.com Andy, You can do this. At the point where you make the turn, install (2-) 4" x 1/4" long screw eyes if you can put in backing. If not, use 1/4" x 5" toggle bolts. You will need a nut and fender washer on the finished ceiling to tighten the toggle. These should be 3 1/2" apart and sit at a an angle so that the wires run parallel. Take a few minutes to get this right. The fixtures come as brushed aluminum. If you choose just spray them the color of your choice, as well as the eye bolts. Hope it comes out right. Good luck and these are nice lighting and you can install... » Read More Andy, You can do this. At the point where you make the turn, install (2-) 4" x 1/4" long screw eyes if you can put in backing. If not, use 1/4" x 5" toggle bolts. You will need a nut and fender washer on the finished ceiling to tighten the toggle. These should be 3 1/2" apart and sit at a an angle so that the wires run parallel. Take a few minutes to get this right. The fixtures come as brushed aluminum. If you choose just spray them the color of your choice, as well as the eye bolts. Hope it comes out right. Good luck and these are nice lighting and you can install a regular dimmer. Email me for photos. papadave@outlook.com « Show Less
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Yes but it does not come with additional standoffs so you would have yo find more or make a simple L bracket so that you can chanhe direction. There is 12 volts on the cables so remember that when considering other ways to make stand offs.
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You'd just have to mount two pins or posts at the corner to make an "L" - this is a great light
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It's made of flexible clear plastic with some metallic conductors embedded in the material. I'd think that you could safely bend it in a curve, but not bend it at a sharp angle.
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Yes, it can be installed on an angle. I don't see any reason it can't use LED lights either, unless you are using a dimmer.
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You would need a casing. The black around the light itself is rubber but the back of the light is open. I'm fairly certain you could find something suitable, it just isn't included in this particular kit.
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You can't move the individual lights but yes, you can easily move, swivel, twist, bend, and rotate the fixed light bar in any possible direction you would ever want.
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It would depend on the degree of the curve but there is a slight give. You may want to use other screws than those that come with, they are not that long and may not hold well if the curve is noticeable. The metal is light wt enough though that I can use double sided tape to mount it and have not had any problems.
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I would not recommend a roll bar application due to the fact that they are designed to be used as a driving light. the beam pattern would be ineffective that high up.
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Absolutely. My problem with the light is that it came with too big of a clamp and I wrote about it. I had to install it with zip ties. You should have no problem.
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Yes - there's a v-shaped hook on each side bent into an "o" that fits snugly into the fixture frame.
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Yes. The brackets slide from end to end, so u mount the light bar in almost any configuration.
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not very easily. I use a razor blade and still they are a little uneven or have cracked. I place the "smooth factory end" facing up and my uneven side down into the lamp so it doesn't show
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I agree with the previous answer. The LEDs are on the flat side of the strip, so if you try to bend it, the corner LEDs will shine to the sides rather than to the back. With an appropriate use of tape, that shouldn't present a problem.
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only the cheap super thin grade reflective comes in one straight roll that you have to bend in a circle. as for curved high intensity grade, it would be impossible to install if it's just one big ring. so they come in curved short strips. you can be creative to apply them however you want for whatever desired look. you can even cut them up to apply in dashes. or overlap to give it the one ring look. they are designed so you can achieve this. it says it in the sheet that came with it. you can overlap by no more than 1/4". the triangle patterns make it hard to tell where they connect. the desired look is a preference. -customTAYLOR33
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Yes, you can bend and shape the 5 arms the way that you wish just be careful not to bend them to kink them and the shades on top can be twisted sideways or whatever you wish to do plus each shade has slots in the top where the light comes out. Hope that this helps. I do love my lamp.
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I think that I only flexed it 15-20 degrees when installing. I would not put it into service with any kind of real bend in it.
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The 2 flat pieces on tne clamp portion of the light can clamp on the handle bar but is not a rigid fit. However, with tape on the handle bar, the circular portion of the clamp would be much more rigid fit. and once you remove thhe light, who would be interested in steakling the tape! Earl
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Yes it will but you might have to do a little sanding of the rails on the light, they are more rounded off in the inside then straight.