Will this work if you're trying to remove an outdoor light with a small base?
1965172
It should do the trick... just make sure the power is turned off first. Worked great on our broken light bulbs
1965173
Turn off electricity. Use potato cut in half to unscrew the base. If that does not work, order the perfect tool from Amazon to do the trick. That 's what I did last year.
1965174
Hi,The quick answer is yes & no. You can use this inside & out. However....This tool will not work on fixtures that have candelabra sockets. It works for standard size sockets.Hope that helps.
861238
I used it in a pole lamp and it is about 1 inch in diameter. Should work. Just be careful about getting the knob off.
1745963
The base of the bulb is standard/reg size. If your chandelier needs a smaller end, this would not work.
836981
it will work if there is at least an inch or so between the side of the bulb and the can.
385885
I have used mine successfully on very odd shapes without the included corner pieces. Without seeing your lamp, however, I can only guess. If your lamp base is round without any strange protrusions, the this clamp should work. The key would be if pressure can be applied without twisting the band off the lamp base.
1517062
Yes, without a problem. It is a great tool for Christmas decorations if you do not want to put the mini lights on and just highlight the door or walkway.
111451
I would choose another light. The soldering on this light looks like a child did it. But as far as the size, it might work.
1262372
this fits a standard size light socket, as you would see in a lamp or ceiling fan lights. so I don't think this will be what your looking for! not sure about the smaller version tho!
1718177
I used this for an enclosed outside light fixture which required a bulb roughly the size of an incandescent light bulb. I had no issues with this bulb. However, I have a couple of ceiling fans that require bulbs with similar bases, but the prongs are closer together and they are more like little flood lights, so i would recommend verifying that this truly is the appropriate size bulb you need.
1961896
If you want to use it as a replacement for your park light or ID light it should work.
1774654
I can only guess that it would and, for the price and the good return policy, I would suggest you give it a try. The only thing I haven't been able to do is figuring out how to put the batteries in to give the light a try. Even without the light, it works for me. I think you may have your own more powerful "spot" lighting so it may not matter that much to you.
1382158
Make sure the base of the light is small enough. Some of the cheaper lights have a larger base that what the mount can hold
1808505
It could work in some instances but it's not really meant for that with porch lights and street lights. If there are no lights it might work using existing light or, if there is no moon, the IR illuminatior. I can't really say I recommend it for that though.
1585285
Yes it should work. It fits over the light casing itself. I used it with a smith victor light. Worked easy with no issues.
1330070
It should if the base is the size of a nightlight bulb. My only concern is the clearance you'll have on the warmer. It that isn't a problem, I'm pretty sure you are good to go.
780459
If it is a single light bulb pointing straight down and it is not too small, the shade should work.
2105808
In my opinion, no. I had to cut about 6" off my 4X4 light post because the base would not fit over a slight swelling at the top. Hope that helps.