What type of bracket is required to install this light?
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The light is set up to mount onto threaded galvanized pipe; I think it was set up for 1/2 inch...
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We mounted into a standard 1/2inch junction box opening. I mounted my light to illuminated a commercial sign road side for our business. The light is an amber glow light. It is not pure white.
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It does not use a bracket. Comes with a swivel knuckle with 1/2" thread which is generally used with bell box or condulet with 1/2" female thread. Those are available at any hardware store for less than $5.
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It screw mounts into a standard 1/2 opening on a junction box. The mounting hardware is all included - all you need is the junction box.
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yes,bracket is built into the light assembly fits right on the 4 bolts on the bumper should not have problem installing this light, took me 35 min. to install both sides
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I can check for you, in the next hour. I assume you are looking for center of tube/light mount bracket to center of the light mount hole? Fred
1973223
Please use 1 J bracket on each side. Screws are provided with the 18" under cabinet light.
1488302
I made a bracket and secured them where the original back lights were. I took the old stock blinker lights off and mounted a simple aluminum bracket in their place
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There is a metal bracket that screws into the wall and then the light fixture hooks onto the bracket and is held by a set screw.
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The bracket needs a wise fixture. Just like anything you are hanging from the ceiling, you want to make sure it is secure. My beams run parallel with my garage door and so I put a small piece if 2x4 across two beams and attaches it to that. Works like a charm.
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I used a standard clamp with the v end for pole mounting and mounted the clamp vertical. shoot me an e-mail address and I can send you a picture of the clamps mounting the lights,zeke daguv808@gmail.com
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You Mount the bracket on a poll with wood lag bolts/screws, then hang the light on the bracket so you can wire it. Next step just tilt the light up and drop in the the pin and your done. Its pretty straight forward with good directions. The pin can be a little tight going in. If you mounting on a metal plate you will need to buy bolts.
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I believe these are just replacement lights. For mine I just had to remove the old light and install the new LED lights in the same cutout hole in my trailer. These LED lights are sealed so you could make your own bracket out of steel and cut out an oval hole to accomedate the light. The light is a press fit into a hole.
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It comes with mounting brackets and screws for attaching to the cabinet. You mount the brackets and then the light slides onto the brackets. All you need is a Phillips head screwdriver.
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You install a support bracket (purchased separately because this is a large unit) then mount the light outer casing. The rest of the unit then just slides in. It wasn't hard at all.
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They have a screw that screws in to the frame. No bracket needed. The light and mounting assembly are all one part. You need to make sure you have the stock harness and if you do you will need to get the stock fog light switch which goes down by rear wiper and rear defrost switch. I have installed these on all kinds of XJs.
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They didn't come with any kind of brackets, just the light assemblies. The old lights came right out and the new ones went right in. I'm not quite sure what you would call them but I took the old... keys/shims, whatever and used them to lock the new lights in place.
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you will need some type of mounting bracket I did have this type of light's in my grille but change them out but I used L brackets from a hardware store and I painted the brackets black Thanks,Ronnie
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no bracket needed, there was a metric bolt i removed that held on my winch switch bracket on, and the mirror threaded into its place.
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If your lighting stand has bolts, this light will bolt on directly. Otherwise you will need an O-clamp or C-clamp which you will bolt onto the lighting fixture and then attached the the stand. This is true for most light fixtures.