Will it work when used with light fixture that has glass and metal pieces to secure the glass in place?
1181926
As long as the sensor does Not have anything i.e.- glass in its way it should work fine.
2050651
I recall that they did include the metal part of the light fixture. It was riveted to the plastic. I cannot be sure that it had the light fixture too, but I am leaning towards yes. Hope others can confirm. I sent it back because it was smaller dimensions than advertised and would not cover the hole. Good luck.
1960739
I have a glass top so that set up works and the light lays on top. The metal legs extend several inches though, so this would safely lay accross a 48 inch tank (maybe/probably even larger) without a glass top without risk of falling in as a result of being too narrow. I do not know if it would fit snug or not.
438825
I expect it will work. It should be strong enough and I have found it to be highly resistant to heat. One cautionary note: If there is any coating on the glass such as a tinting material, the adhesive will likely damage it when it is removed. Should be no problem on bare glass, aluminum, or the like.
745089
I bought a simple light fixture from Lowes that had four separate lights that hung out and over the cabinet. I also used clear, seeded glass bell covers. My lights are also well above the cabinet, so more than likely, any light fixture will do, unless you are really tall and need the cabinet put up higher than normal.
352050
Yes. However, you should understand that this is portable and comes apart so I would not assume it is as sturdy as a more permanent fixture.
1152277
If it fits into the lamp it will work. I used it on my cabinet lighting where there was plenty of room. I've installed similar items in my lamps with no issues but made sure they fit OK first.
2263748
This did not work on my lamps as there was no metal for it to come in contact with. This question IS very vague, this part has nothing to do with the glass on a lamp.
1091270
I would think so, but you'd be smart to get a diagram or look at the specifications of the fixture with an electrician or even someone in the light department at Home Depot if you're DIY. The fixture is returnable if it doesn't fit.
762284
The part of that bracket that connects to the light looks just like the bracket I had it in; I bet it would work. A more Rube Goldberg solution would be to attache a strip of leather or nylon webbing to the back of the rack and clip the light onto that.
179685
I believe the bracket is only about one inch wide one way and about 1//4 inch wide the other way, so almost two inches would need a little fabrication. It is designed to go over the board as shown and a finger screw is screwed in toward the light to tighten it onto the board or gutter. The fastener is slid into a little pocket on the light and a tiny screw put there to hold it from sliding out. So any thin metal shaped to fit would work. I would maybe get some thick plumbers tape and wrap it around as a bracket for your fence.
238716
The clamp is metal and it is a good thing as the glass is quite heavy so I am sure anything less than metal would definitely not work. I ordered a spare lamp/bulb with mine as I do not want to be without this unit! I pan gold under it daily and would go stir crazy if I could not enjoy this hobby!
1397412
Sure, use 3M Velcro, either the fuzzy regular kind or the industrial plastic knobby type. As long as your surface is flat and smooth it should work. Wipe off the light base with isopropyl alcohol (medical type) to remove any mold release that may be on it from mfg process as the adhesive will not stick well to that. Best Bob
1727797
Yes, absolutely. This device has a smaller footprint for removing a light bulb than do small, narrow fingers. I have two fixtures where the distance between the decorative glass and light bulb is very narrow--the glass extends past the light bulbs and even narrows more past the bulbs. This device did not even touch the decorative glass on either fixture. I even had this device attached to a 10-foot long pole for one of the fixtures.
665672
Yes, it should....there are very very slight breaks in between the bamboo pieces that allow it to be so flexible. Other than that, it completely blocks the light.
256017
Yes but it is absolute garbage. It won't lock into position without breaking the fixture. Even the optional mount is junk. Plan on making your own mounts.
1526221
Yes it will work very well!! U do need the other part that is installed in the junction box of the light