If I mount this to the upper portion of one of my aquarium walls, is the lights angle adjustable at all? My idea is to have it side mounted/angled dwn
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It pretty much only moves side to side .If you have a large tank you should get 2 if you want even lighting.i use a lighted bubble wand lighted bar on the bottom of my tank ,with the top light on it looks pretty cool.everyone who sees it comments on the lighting. I change up the colors on the bottom bar so its always different.Hope this helps.
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You should be able to angle the lights. The air bubbles may not work properly, however, if you do not have the bubble strip the right way.
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The lights are not adjustable, however I have it at the top of my aquarium and it illuminates the entire 4ft aquarium very well.
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I had the same idea. I did get it to hang down a little further than this picture shows. But it is still just a slight bit tipped. The little piece at the top that angles downward and the lamp hangs from swivels too, so you can help adjust the angle that way.
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Depends on the size of the tank, and how it's positioned. I'd say it would be a poor aquarium light though. It's more cosmetic lighting than anything.
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I imagine you could do that if you attach the light with twisties to the bars on the side. But it might make it heavy on that side & cause the cage to tip unless it's a heavy duty cage. I really love this light for my birds. Their personality just blossoms when I turn it on.
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I used this item all sorts of way's with out any issure's ! This does not produce a diffuse light up close and in my opinon it shows a sharp beam.You can connect several led infr. lites! As far as angles are concerned you can position it at any angle.If this does not suit you there is other products to adjust your needs.I hope this was some what helpful. DAVE S
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It is a flood pattern. Don't know the angle. There is an identical lamp available as a spot. I have both and there's not a huge difference in the light patterns between the two
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I understand the question as such that you want to mount the bracket on a vertical surface. In this position you can install the light reversed from what you see in photo#6. The light will adjust to point forward, but you might not get it straight horizontal. Definitely no up-angle at all.
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I have mine at an angle. It works fine. It swings. As long at the wall where you mount it is flat the angle does not matter.
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Sorry, the design is the same. The return outlet/output is very short and creates, as intended, a lot of surface turbulence. I keep the water level high and direct the outlet toward the aquarium wall so the force is somewhat mitigated. I agree with the previous responder; the quality has suffered with the new units.
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I suppose you could use the bracket mount to affix it to something. The brackets are slotted which is what keeps light from rotating so I don't know if it would be efficient to use side bolts. Hope that helps
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Twiggy, I am sorry I can't directly answer that question as I installed the lamp on an existing mount. I removed the old fixture and replaced it with this one as a front porch light. Our house has a typical stucco textured wall. Wish I could put a link to their manual but their website (http://designersedge.com) is not there yet :o). But all in all, I don't see why you couldn't install this on horizontal lap siding as long the area this needs to installed on, is flat. There's not much "cavity" / space at the back of the unit so the wall opening would have to have space for the junction wires etc. Sorry couldn't help more. But I love the light. It's basically trouble-free (for the lazy amongst us!). You never have to turn it on or off! The light is really bright white though it "stands out" odd in my community - all the other houses have those yellowish dull lights that are there more for name sake than for lighting! Best, Kenny
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No, unfortunately, the brackets are designed to be at a certain angle to support the rod from side wall to side wall, not flat against one wall. Because I have a corner tub, I wanted to mount it at an angle, but I had to modify my plans to accommodate the inflexibility of the bracket setup.
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There are two screws on each side to adjust the angle, but if it was mounted crooked, vertically, then no.
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Not really. There is a stud with the wires inside it that is screwed into the light and has 2 nuts on it to mount. It worked for me without making any additional mounts. I did unscrew the stud from the housing though and put red locktite on it and screwed it back in to make it more secure.
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hi-if I am not mistaken, the 60* = the amount of angle from vertical the light can be adjusted. I can adjust mine this far with the mounting bracket provided. hope this helps.
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The mounting options are numerous. The mounting bracket is a right angle, full length bracket with two key holes on each side of the bracket (4 holes total). The light also has two screw holes so it can be mounted directly. I mounted mine under the sink in cramped space, so I just screwed the bracket directly to my cabinet and snapped the light into the bracket. Worked great. It also comes with 3m two sided tape.
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This is surface/flush mount. You may not use a chain to offset mount the fixture