How much can this swivel? I need the outlets to be completely reversed (my night light currently has to hang upside down), would this fix that?
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It completely rotates a full 360 degrees. It's fantastic with the Switchables stained glass to put on the hanger. If you don't have that you might want this product instead. http://www.amazon.com/Swivel-Night-Light-Bases-Set/dp/B0011WDXPA/ref=sr_1_8?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1389112424&sr=1-8&keywords=rotating+night+light
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The outlet plugs rotate a full 360 degrees on the back of the nightlight so they would work on an upside down outlet. Just turn the plug on the back 180 degrees and the hanger will be in the correct orientation for the decorative cover.
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It swivels 360, but upside down the clip wouldn't hang the shade properly.Yes you can remove the clip and reverse it, but it is a tenacious little clip and hard to remove without doing damage. Also, then you would have to reach behind the glass the turn the light on and off. I made stained glass panels for mine, so could make them any length, but I don't know if the switchables panels are long enough to cover the bulb when upside down, so check that as well. The reversible feature seems to be mainly useful for adapting to fit either side polarized outlet -- you couldn't hang it sideways, either. It swivels 360, but upside down the clip wouldn't hang the shade properly.Yes you can remove the clip and reverse it, but it is a tenacious little clip and hard to remove without doing damage. Also, then you would have to reach behind the glass the turn the light on and off. I made stained glass panels for mine, so could make them any length, but I don't know if the switchables panels are long enough to cover the bulb when upside down, so check that as well. The reversible feature seems to be mainly useful for adapting to fit either side polarized outlet -- you couldn't hang it sideways,... » Read More It swivels 360, but upside down the clip wouldn't hang the shade properly.Yes you can remove the clip and reverse it, but it is a tenacious little clip and hard to remove without doing damage. Also, then you would have to reach behind the glass the turn the light on and off. I made stained glass panels for mine, so could make them any length, but I don't know if the switchables panels are long enough to cover the bulb when upside down, so check that as well. The reversible feature seems to be mainly useful for adapting to fit either side polarized outlet -- you couldn't hang it sideways, either. « Show Less
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It completely rotates a full 360 degrees. It's fantastic with the Switchables stained glass to put on the hanger. If you don't have that you might want this product instead. Swivel Night Light Bases (Set of 3)
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Susan,I have a 60-incher and the swivel gizmo works great. Swivels with just a touch - so much so that I had to rearrange the TV cables so they would not pull my TV to one side or the other when I swivel it fully right or left (I need a 180 degree range for watching from my dining, living and Florida rooms). The product is wonderful - I contacted the inventor and told him so.
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Did you mean swivel instead of rotate? It does move from left to right with ease (180 degrees). So cleaning under furniture or moving around it is much easier. Hope that helps to answer your question.
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We bought one from another online store and the outlet needs to be vertical. (one on top of the other). Every plug we have is vertical in the entire house. You "could' use it but it defeats the purpose of holding two phones off the counter to charge. It should be flipable to accommodate horizontal plugs. Seemly would work fine. Just check your outlets.
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If you do the light will be mounted sideways, but should still work but you won't be able to adjust it up and down.
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The swivel does move the bulb. I would say you can move it about 7 degrees or so.
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Unfortunately it DOES NOT swivel. It is made specifically for a flat ceiling. With that said, you might be able to install the plate on the ceiling, and heat up the rod to bend it. Just an idea, but remember you this is NOT how it was intended to be used. Thanks
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the mount does not rotate enough to change the direction of the screen. It has about a 8-10 degree swivel for adjustments, but that is the limit. mine is againt the wall, so this may limit the rotaion too. a very well made peice of harware and strong. I have a 70 inch LED on it.
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That's a good question. I hung mine upside down with no problems. It is much harder to mount upside down from the ceiling that just setting it on a table or the floor and turning it on though. I would try it both ways and see what works best for the room you are using it in. Also, depending on the room size, you might try sideways from a wall too, although I don't think that would be the best bet. Hope that helps.
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So it's only configured for one direction. Short on the left, Long on the right (shelves). There are holes so it can't be reversed. It will look exactly as the picture shows it. I just bought mine in this past month.
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Yes, it swivels up and down, maybe not a full 180, but definitely close. I actually really like this lamp. It puts out a lot of light.
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No it can't. I was upset about the fact that it can't really be adjusted much. The direction it faces is based on the position it stops at when you screw it into the light socket. I was never able to get mine to work so I wasted $25 and it was brand new. Hope this helps.
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Mine will allow me to have the outlet sticking straight out, as a regular outlet, facing up toward the ceiling (for cords coming from up above, or it can face down to the floor (for cords coming from the floor/carpet/baseboard. I hope this helps.
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It swivels inany direction after the socket is screwed in. You can point it anywhere you need it.
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I just checked mine again yes it can be reversed the bracket would just be upside down to what it shows, it would have no affect on how it works at all. Sorry for the wrong answer in the first one.
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I love the dryer, too. I've had the opposite....and I noticed that when the cord is out and I can't retract it completely, I figure it is twisted and must face the same direction going back in. So, by that logic, maybe if you twist it a bit at the place closest to the base while it is out and holding it twisted like that, begin to retract it and see if it catches. Or use a clamp close to the base. Otherwise I imagine you could use an extension cord...or last ditch effort would be take it to a hardware or lighting store where they know about electrical things?
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Hi....Unfortunately, because of the metal loop at the top of the lamp you are unable to interchange it as it is part of the body of the lamp. I purchased it for a small room in our house for the grandchildren and for the night stand and it works great. Not to bright. Well worth the money especially if you should loose power.