Will the light bleed from the side? Or do they point straight down?
1024115
Bleed isn't too bad, but I wasn't impressed with the light quality. Its a downward cone. I've since moved on to a d120 style light from reef radiance. Similar pricing and I'd you wanted even cheaper there's one up on eBay for like a hundred that not programmable.
326968
If you do the light will be mounted sideways, but should still work but you won't be able to adjust it up and down.
1408861
I bought twelve of these for my sewing room and I am not having any problems with the reflection of the lights. I have mine in a cathedral ceiling and have angled them so they shine straight down to my work area with no problems whatsoever. I hope you can find a solution.
684357
The side positioning of a therapy lamp is not ideal, as both eyes may not receive the full light exposure. However, placing the unit directly in front may be impractical for some users. There will still be an effect from the lamp, as there is a broad field of illumination. With some "testing" of locations, timing and proxiimty, you can determine the best option for your needs.
590946
With the light on its stand on the table in front of you with the lamp pointing to the left or right you should be fine. With the lamp pointing towards you it may be too bright for your eyes.Distance from the lamp depends on what you consider comfortable lighting.Typical LED lamps do not get hot, they do not even get warm.
844439
Yes, you can rotate lights to just about any direction. I bought two of these and they are in my kitchen. Great light! On the down side... Terrible packing job; I had two broken bulbs out of 8 and 3 of 4 post end caps were also broken. I called company about end caps; they sent some to me in a timely manner. I just replaced bulbs from Lowe's. Love the lights.
1399942
No, it will not point in any direction other than forward, but there is a reflector lens that can be pulled out to give some indirect lighting.
271919
Yes! We have them hung with the lights pointing down, and have had no problems with them.
688060
they are fairly strait forward, if lights aren't working at first try flipping the way the plug is inserted in the light connecter. Best of luck.
278472
Yes you can bend the smaller light in any direction. It has one of those snake necks. I have mine turned upwards.
800131
It will not point down into a hole. The light head will only point down a little past level.
390851
They are aimable...the puck with the LED's is on a gimble-mount in the trim bezel so you can pivot the light maybe 20° in one direction and the trim can be rotated so you can point it in any direction. Quite pleased with mine, and I purchased dimmable LED's as well.
1892510
You can change the angle of the light every 10 degrees or so. You really only need to aim them straight though. They are super bright
59897
If you have the same size table. we have always been told to put light on left side,but because you can open the top, which holes the light to a higher position mine older one does not have the magnifier but you can remove it. As long as no shadow doesn't come between the light and the work.
248511
I installed mine with the lights positioned down and it looks great. I also needed extra light.
1784800
They point upwards. I think they have one LED in each light. They are very bright; don't worry about that part. The only issue I have with it is durability since one of my three lights was corroded by the battery. Although in my state it gets very cold. (Midwest)
1011998
Yes, the light can be installed either direction. We installed it facing downward looks very pretty.