Has anyone mounted this on a 45* pole? If so how were you able to aim the light at the flag and the panel at the sun?
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My husband did not have any problems mounting this on our flag pole....directing it to the sun was easy to move
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face the pickup towards the south, you have to mount it higher, we have a 20 foot. don't know if this helps...my husband told me what to say. but I will say this ...it may not be much light at 45 foot as there is just enough light to see "most" of the flag
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I bought the 25 foot pole that has a 1/2" SAE threaded insert in the top. If you have this on your pole yes it will fit. It will light up your flag and give some light to the ground. I also bought the 18" hand painted Eagle that really set's it off. Hope this helped.
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I bought this light to illuminate my American flag on the pole in the front yard. It gives a very bright light, considering it is only a 75 watt but even though it does a great job of making the flag look beautiful at night, the light does spill over onto the house somewhat. It is not a tight spot, yet I would not consider it a flood. It lights the flag and part of the upper house. I have it aimed at the flag from a short side distance so that could make a difference. There is no electricity available right at the flags base so had to do it this way. The bulbs are readily available in Home Depot for a little over $5.00 It would cover a 10' width easily, and a little more. Very bright. I bought this light to illuminate my American flag on the pole in the front yard. It gives a very bright light, considering it is only a 75 watt but even though it does a great job of making the flag look beautiful at night, the light does spill over onto the house somewhat. It is not a tight spot, yet I would not consider it a flood. It lights the flag and part of the upper house. I have it aimed at the flag from a short side distance so that could make a difference. There is no electricity available right at the flags base so had to do it this way. The bulbs are readily available in Home... » Read More I bought this light to illuminate my American flag on the pole in the front yard. It gives a very bright light, considering it is only a 75 watt but even though it does a great job of making the flag look beautiful at night, the light does spill over onto the house somewhat. It is not a tight spot, yet I would not consider it a flood. It lights the flag and part of the upper house. I have it aimed at the flag from a short side distance so that could make a difference. There is no electricity available right at the flags base so had to do it this way. The bulbs are readily available in Home Depot for a little over $5.00 It would cover a 10' width easily, and a little more. Very bright. « Show Less
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This is bright at 300 or 500 watts. This is designed to be mounted to a metal electrical box via the conduit fixture attached which is anchored properly. You might be better off using a standard flag pole light fixture. My unit is still working fine in the NE environment.
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These lights mount right to the side wall. The pole mount is just an option. I mounted mine directly to my pole barn siding. We really like this light!! It does a great job without fail. We live in Michigan where it has to work in the freezer and,,,,IT DOES!!!
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Yes, mine is pointed toward the ground rather than up to the sky. I have to admit the unit is failing after a year plus use. I have to either flick the blub or screw the bulb a bit tighter for it to operate. I maybe should replace the bulb but it does stay lit each night by doing this seemingly simple procedure.
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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.
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We got this instead. Works great - Sunnytech LED Solar Power Flag Pole Flagpole Light Auto Active High Quality Brightness
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I used it as a part of a puppet stage. I used one of the puppet stage poles to set it up. Basically, a stand with a tall pole on it (you could use a flagpole). Then I cut a small hole in the top near the flag, ran the top of the pole through the hole, and hooked it on the top of the pole. It looked great!!!
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The assembly consists of the adjustable angle LED light and the solar panel connected with a power cable from panel to light. The assembly mounts to the pole via a 1/2 sleeve that also serves as the mount for the light and panel. The 1/2 sleeve clamps to the pole. The clamps provided are at least 4". I used black cable ties instead of the clamps and it worked quite well. I might caution if you live in a high wind area the arm that holds the solar panel can (and mine did) break off the housing.
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One of the photographic illustrations is deceptive. The one that you purchase is only ONE light that is attached to a single solar collector, which you attach to the flag pole. If you need a lot of light, purchasing and using more than one unit might be advisable. I'm not certain that the single light unit that we purchased is sufficiently bright for the task at hand.
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NOT REALLY.You can NOT add a light without a major pain in the ass. The threads on the flag pole may be 1/2" in diameter, BUT, they are also COARSE pitch (eg, 10 threads per inch) whereas all the other balls you might buy with extended shafts are FINE pitch (eg, 12 threads per inch). So for all intents and purposes, the thread socket atop this flagpole is unique to this company! GRRR!!!!!! :(
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Hello, Our High End Commercial Solar Flagpole light is our biggest/strongest light at 289.00, Followed by our Commercial Solar Flagpole light at 125.00. Call anytime for more details, 716.390.5147 Thanks Gary
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the light itself is not heavy so the sturdiness of the pole should not matter. I have a standard umbrella pole on my table and it holds very well. If you turn the light with the light facing upward you're not probably going to get the amount of light you desire to work with. Shining it downward gives off a nice light, enough to see papers, but more to what I would say mood lighting. Enough to see and work from but not for long periods.
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Pretty good illumination when flag standing straight out at around 12 mph. There are ugly rectangular lights available but they only add marginally more light. I take my flag down when wind is predicted above 15 mph.
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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
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Absolutely not, unless you want to light up the entire sky around it as well. This is a FLOOD light, not a spotlight. You'll see the flag but this is not the right light for the job.