My current floodlight is mountedunder the roof overhang, in the soffet. Can this be installed and still work in this orientation?
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No it can not due to the orientation of the sensor and camera they cannot be changed to operate in a horizontal mode.
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Yes, that's the way I installed it. Note: My light only lasted 3 months. The halogen bulbs would burn out regularly. The ends of the bulb fused with light rendering it inoperable. I bought a camera for the inside of my house for monitoring. If I buy an outdoor camera it will be of better quality.
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Yes you can. That's an ideal spot because it is protected partialy From The Elements. Mine is installed right above garage door and it get rain on and it works perfectly. And my other is installed like the way you want to do it. If your roof line and soffit are above 2nd floor you may want to adjust your distance and sensitivity levels to Max. Hope this helps. Is scares car door Checkers Every time. As for the light bulb issue. The one that comes with it will burnout fast because of package handling in transportation and stocking. I bought a new one and installed instead of the one they supplied. I have 2 of these light one is 5 yrs old. Yes you can. That's an ideal spot because it is protected partialy From The Elements. Mine is installed right above garage door and it get rain on and it works perfectly. And my other is installed like the way you want to do it. If your roof line and soffit are above 2nd floor you may want to adjust your distance and sensitivity levels to Max. Hope this helps. Is scares car door Checkers Every time. As for the light bulb issue. The one that comes with it will burnout fast because of package handling in transportation and stocking. I bought a new one and installed instead of the one... » Read More Yes you can. That's an ideal spot because it is protected partialy From The Elements. Mine is installed right above garage door and it get rain on and it works perfectly. And my other is installed like the way you want to do it. If your roof line and soffit are above 2nd floor you may want to adjust your distance and sensitivity levels to Max. Hope this helps. Is scares car door Checkers Every time. As for the light bulb issue. The one that comes with it will burnout fast because of package handling in transportation and stocking. I bought a new one and installed instead of the one they supplied. I have 2 of these light one is 5 yrs old. « Show Less
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I am not positive on how you are talking bout mounting the light so I am gonna answer NO.
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It can be wired with a manual switch along with the motion sensor. Not sure why it could not be installed on your overhang, hard to say without looking at your situation. It has LED bulbs, so yes they are included.
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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.
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Use a shim to tilt the light enough that the light is directed to your needs. A little "out of the box" mounting could be fitted to not only serve your needs but could be made to look like it should be mounted that way.
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i've had mine mounted on a light post on my roof pointing down. it is really bright & i am really happy with my decision to replace the 300watt halogen light that was in it's place. i think the light (since it is white) is even brighter than the halogen. most likely b/c of the kelvins
305129
Yes, you can mount it that way , you can get it to point in any direction. I really like this light alot.
1011998
Yes, the light can be installed either direction. We installed it facing downward looks very pretty.
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Yes, Our 10W 7000K Sensor Flood Light has to be mounted for it to work properly.
187483
I have not tried to ceiling mount this unit. I don't' see any reason that it couldn't be ceiling mounted. Thelights themselves will swivel somewhat, but I don't know if they will swivel enough for your purposes. Thelight sensor position might be your main problem.
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I use CFL floodlights with similar package cautions in an open motion sensor fixture mounted under an eave, it has been there for 3 years including during a tropical storm and still works fine. Just make sure the face of the bulb is lower than the part that screws into the socket so that any water drips off the face of the bulb instead of running down the side of the bulb into the electronics (at the socket end of the bulb).
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Its a light like any other. I am not sure about its performance upside down but with proper ventilation it should be ok. I love this light. Have you emailed the manufacturer?
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My light is under a roof. It is not right out side. I am sorry I can not help. Colleen
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I asked my husband, who installed ours, he said they will not mount upside down. The fixture is held in by little screws and gravity. He feels the would fall off
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No. If you really like this fixture, I suggest you have an electrician install it. I think it's great the way it is ! (swags are over-rated !)
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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.
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I have the light mounted to the house just under the soffit. It is slightly protected from weather (not fully exposed). I know rain and snow have contacted it with no problem.