what keeps the light fixture in place ? my pool light fixture has 3 spring loaded bearings that pop / attach to the outer ring affixed to the plaster
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A tab on one side that goes behind a flange, and then a stainless steel screw on the other side
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I hung mine from the same chains as my old fluorescent fixture.I don't remember if it was set up for it or if I modified it.Either way, it was a cake walk to hang it from chains.
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Yes, the light is held in place by the black rubber ring that comes with the light. The whole thing than squeezes into the hole on the trailer. If the hole is too tight try coating with casein. If the hole is too big you might try using black electrical tape inside the perimeter to make it smaller.
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Its a little hard to explain. The rings slide onto the four arms of the chandelier. You slide them on before you put the lighting part on. They hang on the slope of the four arms. It gives the strings of crystals something to attach to.
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It sounds like you don't have the little suction tool that comes with the light fixture (at least the one I bought did). It is very hard without this tool. I would suggest if you can't get it out as the other responders suggest then find a small suction cup that will fit and stick on the face of the bulb then twist CCW and it should come right out. Good luck!
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I keep mine (more) secure by wrapping cable ties across the top of the light, around the base, as well as to attach the light to the handlebars. Might look a bit tacky, but black cable ties are almost invisible. O-rings are available at Home Depot for a few dollars: http://www.homedepot.com/b/Plumbing-Plumbing-Parts-Repair-Faucet-Parts-Repair-O-Rings-Washers/N-5yc1vZc6a6
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The fixture is a self contained fluorescent light fixture that you "hard wire" to existing house wiring. It has an on/off switch that you can leave "on" if your current light you are replacing has a wall mounted light switch. You hang it on the wall with two screws.
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I assume your reference to "bore the holes" means the ceiling holes through which the light is to be installed. That is simple and the spring clamps work well. The light itself is connected to it's small control box on a short cable with a connector. I placed a small (single gang) plastic electrical box close to each light location as the wires provided are very short. Code says any wiring connection should be in an electrical box, so if the wires are there, put the little light control box in a (new?) junction box, connect two wires with small twist connectors and cover. Then install the light in the hole and plug in to the short cable connector. This is repeated at each light location. (I had three) I think this is simple. If you have never wired anything perhaps help from a friend is in order? Hard to judge for another, what is simple ?
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depends.. i have a 8'slate pool table and the only light i had was those 1960 small square old push lights into ceiling.. anyways those has bulbs and the lighting was horrible. so i messured the fixtures and the three bulb was perfect inbetween the ceiling lights. all i can say is for what i needed it was perfect and givesoff great lighting. i have different watts for eachn corneach of
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The light bulb sockets have clips on them, kind of like a paper clip style. We used them on a pergola and just draped them over the lattice, using the clips to keep the strands pulled tight by attaching them to each other.
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The base of the light has some rubber for grip and there is an included o ring to strap to a bar. It holds very well and doesn't really move. I have it mounted to a snowblower and it doesn't move. Very bright light.
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The metal reflector that holds the light bulb holds the plastic surround up with a cap nut on a threaded bolt. The plastic light cover just clips into the surround with clips that are built into the cover.
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The globe is not held in by three screws; there is circular doohickey that I'll call an "interior collar" that fits around the part that the light bulb screws into, that screws in and holds the shade in. I have three of these lights and have had no problems with the globes being secure.
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The lampshade I bought had a metal circular ring design which allows the lightbulb to keep the shade in place once the lightbulb is screwed in place.
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The three shades go on and then there is a very large ring that screws up to it. Then you add the bulbs. I love my fixtures. I put them in all 3 of my bathrooms.
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Looks like a round screw on fitting that holds shade in place and then you put bulb into socket. If you need I might take a photo of inside of shade with bulb already in place.
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The fixture is fitted with a four pin base, the bulb doesn't screw in like a typical bulb and it is designed for a fluorescent bilb