Can this fixture be wall mounted to light the inside of a closet from above the door, or one on either side of the door (2x4 wall)?
2066741
This fixture would be an excellent choice to install above the closet door I installed this fixture in my basement hallway and am very happy with it
2066742
The fixture has a shallow enough profile to fit inside a 2x4 wall. I am not clear on what you mean by "one on either side of the door". If you intend to mount 2 of these fixtures back to back you will not be able to as the depth of 2 fixtures is greater than 3 1/2".
2066743
yes you can as long as you have enough clearance for the fixture should work with 2x4 wall.
2066744
Although the instructions are only for a ceiling type mount, after looking closely at the unit I see no reason it could not be mounted in a wall. The spring tabs are tapered to allow for varying drywall thicknesses. The depth is about 2.25" so it should fit fine in your 4" wall. You have given me a good idea; I may try one of these inside a closet myself. It is quite bright and reasonably priced for such a good quality LED fixture.
2066745
This fixture is made to mount directly on wallboard with no box. I used it in a ceiling where there wasn't enough overhead space for a standard electrical box. The "wings" on the fixture hold it in place. The fixture is very light weight so I believe it could be wall mounted. It is very bright, so no worries there.
1389812
In the wall like a standard light fixture ... If all you have is a wire hanging out of the wall this might work for you - if I recall it has about a half inch cavity in the back -- it was installed in job over a year ago so l rember exactly But if you have a box in the wall this will mount to it
1058344
Yes you can mount this unit on the wall. The bar is not movable but you can aim the lights in any direction independently. Please note that the shades are quite small so you must use a smaller type bulb than say a regular size 60 watt or 60 watt equivalent bulb. I was able to find a small enough 50 watt equivalent LED rather than a track light bulb.
1144611
Yes. If the bulb will screw in your fixture it can be used above the cage. My light is about two feet above the cage.
2137955
The assembly is larger than a normal light switch in length and width. The electronics and remote sensor is hidden behind the plate, but does not recess into the wall. Also the mounting screw points don't match with a regular 2 gang electrical box. For all these reasons, I don't believe it will work as you've inquired.
1885581
You could place it on the side of a table - you would need about three square inche area to mount the light.
442540
The light needs to be mounted on a junction box. I don't think the bulbs can be replaced.
573594
I can not think of anyway this light could be mounted as a ceiling fixture. The light sensors and motion sensors are positioned for vertical side mounting.
1481859
This is surface/flush mount. You may not use a chain to offset mount the fixture
1137679
The light fixture hangs from the ceiling. A flush mount would hug the ceiling.
1247487
I'm sure it could but I don't think it would look as nice on the wall. I would buy the 2 light version with large base instead for the wall. What I like about this product is it connect directly to AC and the bulbs run off AC rather than low voltage. This allows the product to work very well with a dimmer and the only way I would use the product.
573596
I do not believe this can be mounted as a ceiling fixture. It is impractical and it would hung sideways.
1152836
Sorry, the fixture is mounted in my 2nd home and I won't be there until mid-May, again. I can save your inquiry and get back to you.
465926
The hardware that comes with the light is for a ceiling mounting. I'm sure you could rig something for a wall mount but don't know how well the light from the lamp would cover area?
1831917
Yes, it can be mounted both ways. I have this one mounted in the down position becuase my wired connection was to close to the ceiling. Infact I have a 2 light one as well but it's mounted in the up position, but I'm considering mounting it upside down to match the 3 light one in our upstairs bathroom.
1475248
Fixture is held by a bracket that mounts on a wall. The screw holes for the bracket are just over 4" apart, drilled horizontally.
133544
I've been looking at mine. It would be difficult to mount this style under the eaves. That would put the motion sensor above the fixture, and upside down. Even if you reversed it, the light would effect the operation. If you purchased switched controlled unit...not motion sensor, then you could reverse the lights, and make it work.Hope it helps.