I can not get my lights to fit secure on the stands is there another separate piece that fits them together?
1015760
I turn out the tightening knob, wiggle the bracket onto the stand until it seats as far as it goes, then I tighten the knob. Mine are secure. I can't see what your equipment looks like but I assume it is complete. It is made in China and sold under many different names. Be gentle. It is not pro quality materials but it gets the job done.
1015761
There is a screw that you need to tighten after putting the rod through the hole of the light elbow. It may be that you have it on the wrong orientation, that is, sideways instead of being upright or the rod doesn't go all the way through to the end of the socket because your screw is somehow in the way.
455564
If your lighting stand has bolts, this light will bolt on directly. Otherwise you will need an O-clamp or C-clamp which you will bolt onto the lighting fixture and then attached the the stand. This is true for most light fixtures.
1180802
I have used a C Clamp that goes on a lighting stand e.g., T shaped light tree stand. The spotlight is quite heavy, thus you want to have stable stand; I hung other lights on the other side of the horizontal bar on the stand to balance the weight.
382800
YOU NEED TO PUT A CUP HOOK IN THE TOP OF THE LIGHT AND I THINK THEY CAME WITH THE LIGHTS, THEN A HOOK OR SOMETHING ON YOUR beam based on where you want the lights to hang and you are good to go. i have about a 21ft awning and 6 lights works out well on it. hopefully this is a help
983743
I had the same issue and you have to order the mounting brackets seperately. I went with the bigger of the two sizes.
808851
I have the same problem but, funny enough, not with the rail itself, which is quite tight on mine, but with the screw that tightens where the rod from the light stand is inserted.
1861310
I think the issue is that your light has a 1" diameter & all compatible lights listed are 1.25". Your light will fit but it might not be be secure.
1610903
They don't come connected together. They are designed to be wired into an existing, wired pipe/stand. They take a regular light bulb. I would recommend LEDs so that you don't have to go through the hassle of changing out the bulbs so much.
402177
I don't think you need anything. All the clamp lights I can think of would work great on these stands.
1353622
Agreed, any other light stand will work, and most are higher quality than these. Just today I pulled one of my sandbags off of the leg of one of these stands and because there is a sharp bolt protruding from one of the connections, it tore my cordura sand bag. Not a fan of these stands.
2138914
The LEDs have little individual clip-in holders. To mount them, you drill a hole holes in the plastic body where you want to mount the lights. The holders sorta snap into place and then when you place the LED's in them from behind, they lock into place. This will not be sufficient however for vigorous activity, I recommend placing a dab of silicone sealant (calk) on the back of each LED assembly once you have it all together and are happy with it.
545334
Hi steve i have the same one. U shud make your own mounting brackets as the ones spplied are inadequate. U shud use four brackets to make it stable. Sorry im having the same problem. Good luck. Jim
1406628
Take a look behind the cutouts, there might be existing holes predrilled to except the single bolt that holds the lights. As for the brackets, the lights doesn't come with them. They just come with the single bolt that mounts to the frame up behind the cut outs. Hope this helps
1832335
The instructions are horrible. There are two holes close and two hole further away on the ends of the stand. This is correct. If you attach the wrong side, the other will not align correctly. You probably have the right pieces, just attaching it in the wrong order. The narrow holes legs get attached INSIDE the stand part with the wider holes (the nuts both face inward). So in the end, the left upper and right lower side are narrow hole, the upper right side and lower left side are wide hole. Hope this helps.
1389237
I had no issue attaching the light kit.. May be that part is defective. Sorry I couldn't be a help.
156371
I have six set's of lights and I haven't had any issues with them. I did notice that when you are attaching one set to another it helps to loosen the plastic collars and slide them out of the way. This allows you to see that the male and female connectors are in all the way before you screw them back together.
768771
I had to put mine on a few different ways until it looked right. YouTube probably has videos on how to put them on. Sorry I couldn't be of any more help