My cages have a solid top. Can these lights be hung on the side of the cage?
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I guess they could, but I wouldn't want to stare at the bulb. They also make a hanging pendant style one that works great. I have both styles.
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I imagine you could do that if you attach the light with twisties to the bars on the side. But it might make it heavy on that side & cause the cage to tip unless it's a heavy duty cage. I really love this light for my birds. Their personality just blossoms when I turn it on.
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I have hung mine on the sides of cages. I love these lights. They are well worth the purchase.
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No, there are no mounting brackets for these lights only the included hanging kits. I had to make my own stand assembly. Hanging wasn't an option for me in my case. I'm happy with my purchase, I only recommend to the manufacturer that to stay competitive that mounting options be considered.
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No they will not. You will have either to modify the post to 3 3/4 square or buy a post to size and cut 1" thick blocks from it, screw them to the top of your post and then mount the light over it. This is what I did with mine.
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Darren,Yes they can. They aren't always perfectly straight either way but they do find position both horizontal and vertical. They don't soon but have to be removed and placed in the vertical bracket that. I will say that if you are using these lights to be set up at many locations and quickly it could be difficult. They really are lights for a studio or lighting that will be in place for long periods of time. They take a bit to set up and it is easier with two people.
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You can have them on top or bottom. Just turn them around and screw it to opposite side.
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We mounted ours upside down in the cage. Connected to top and side of cage with zip ties
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Unless you have it directly under where they sit I would say no. It's for the bottom of a cage I would think. I'm afraid the electrical cord would be in the way as well.
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I don't think you will have to move your lights back, my ex wife rides a Honda 1100vtc, and her lights look to be about like the ones on your bike. I think at most you would have to set the bags at a lower height. The bags have a leather piece that goes under the seat that adjusts the height. Since the bags are slanted, they are just below her lights.The saddle bag supports will be whatever supports fit your bike. The bags come with tie downs to tie them to the bag supports. The supports are just standard u shape.
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The actual LEDs are about 11.5 inches vertically, so the gel could be rested on the lights (no heat) and taped, or simply be left loose. The horizontal measurement is about half that, so there is no problem at all side to side.
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You can hang them from the top using a thin wire or string. I hang mine from the top of a chain link fence. Hang them down-wind, if possible.
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The mounts, as well a the light, have locking teeth. The teeth keep the light from moving up and down. I don't think you will be able to use the mounts backwards.These lights are really bright. Mounted on the front bumper of a Yamaha Rhino.
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I put mine on top using Toyota factory brackets. Note they are very heavy lights.
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The fixture has a bracket on both sides of which you can see one of them on this image. Attach a piece of light duty change and you can hang them anywhere.
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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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Yes. I have 2 on the back of the rack and it comes with brackets for top light mouts. Rack is awesome best deal online
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the lights can be placed under the tank and on the vertical part of the frame and if you have saddlebags you can place on the side of the pack fendertry not to have the light showing have them reflect off Chrome if the bike is crowned
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You probably could stack them depending on how much you have in them. But be aware that the wire used for this is much thinner than I thought/hoped. Honestly, if you're going to stack them, I'd get a better cage.