this product includes the lamp bulb itself and lamp clip where you would screw the actual lamp bulb into correct?
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Included Zoo Med Mini Deep Dome Lamp Fixture features a polished aluminum dome interior that increases light and heat output by up to 30%. Signature extra-long, deep-dome design extends well beyond the lamp face to prevent accidental contact. Ceramic screw socket fixtures accommodate both incandescent and fluorescent reptile lamps up to 100 watts. 6 foot cord features an in-line on/off switch for your convenience. 5-1/2" diameter.
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No it's not attached to the lamp...you can always get a next one and change it.
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The bulb in the leg came included, we only had to put the main bulb in, 60watt.... The main bulb can be changed like a usual lamp, the bulb in the leg looks like you have to disassemble the top main top plate by two screws, push main cord back through to get bulb out of leg.. we just did it but didn't push the cord all the way through... We'd have to look at the directions of which are in the attic in the box but still looks to be like an easy change.. Hope this helps!! Oh this lamp is very well constructed..
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Yes the lamp is included. I have had mine for a couple of years and am still very happy!
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This is only the bulb. You need reptile flukers to hold the bulb. See the following link;Fluker's 5.5" Repta Clamp Lamp with Switch
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There are two clips on either side (you should see on the cover, where it indents). I needed to use a flathead screwdriver to get pry it off. Just put the screwdriver in one of the indents and pry it in. It was fairly tricky.... Keep in mind it isn't a regular light bulb in there either, it's a GU24 (I think 24, its definitely a GU base, not a standard screw in)
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yes, there is a screw or nut when remove bulb. make sure power is off for safety.
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No, the light bulb fits threw the fitter and screws in to the socket holding it into place. I love mine, it was exactly what I was looking for to go with my antique lamp.
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It screws on to the light bulb base...also, it takes bulbs with a small base (like that of a night light bulb).
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Not hard to do. If you order a new lamp, it will come with instructions. Basically, it involves removing the bottom front panel (snapped on - I forget if there are screws at this point as well) and then unscrewing the lamp from it's mount. Swap the new lamp out (more involved if you bought a bulb-only replacement) and screw it back in. If you're even a little handy, you won't have any problems.
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Yes you take out the bulb and just screw in the adapter, that's a simple as it is.
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There are three parts - the wall mount - the lamp with the electrical wire - and the set screw that fits in the wall mount and acts to tighten the lamp post to the wall mount - I looked for the set screw and found it hidden in the box. Good luck
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It screws into a small desk lamp. I ended up returning my bulb, it was so weak. I ended up getting a more expensive hand held light from LightStim. This was by far the better choice.
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No. Just the metal part if the lamp. Both of my lamps work great and I have had no problems.
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certainly; there is a thumb screw that holds the clamp on the frame; just loosen and the clamp slips right off; though, my other lamps had a little wire clip that you could hang it from, so as to not stress the socket itself; might as well just run the cord through the clamp so it is not hanging on the lamp itself, then hang the lamp by the clamp with some string or whatever; possibly get some aiming out of it, even hanging; thanks for the idea; just a screw in the ceiling and a little string hanging down; i'm all over that, though the screwing on the ceiling is a bit rough; probably drill a starter hole, then run a screw, possibly a hook or eye certainly; there is a thumb screw that holds the clamp on the frame; just loosen and the clamp slips right off; though, my other lamps had a little wire clip that you could hang it from, so as to not stress the socket itself; might as well just run the cord through the clamp so it is not hanging on the lamp itself, then hang the lamp by the clamp with some string or whatever; possibly get some aiming out of it, even hanging; thanks for the idea; just a screw in the ceiling and a little string hanging down; i'm all over that, though the screwing on the ceiling is a bit rough; probably drill... » Read More certainly; there is a thumb screw that holds the clamp on the frame; just loosen and the clamp slips right off; though, my other lamps had a little wire clip that you could hang it from, so as to not stress the socket itself; might as well just run the cord through the clamp so it is not hanging on the lamp itself, then hang the lamp by the clamp with some string or whatever; possibly get some aiming out of it, even hanging; thanks for the idea; just a screw in the ceiling and a little string hanging down; i'm all over that, though the screwing on the ceiling is a bit rough; probably drill a starter hole, then run a screw, possibly a hook or eye « Show Less
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Mine came with one clip on the end to hang the light straight down, and two clips on the side to allow you to point the fan down towards the bed. It works great!
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No, it doesn't. The merchant does, however offer these. I found that if your lamp hardware is plastic, like one of the previous customer stated, you can unscrew the top half, place the UNO on the socket and screw the top half back on. Works well. If you have metal hardware, you may need the ring. Doesn't hurt to contact the seller and ask to purchase it. He doesn't show it but does offer it for sale if asked.