Can you move the angle of the light?
1934518
yes it moves 45 degrees upward from pointing string out. in other words, when the light points straight out parallel to the ground it will move upwards 45 degrees, halfway to pointing straight up
1934519
Yes the light can pivot in an up and down motion. Be sure though that you keep the nut and bolt that controls the pivot tightened or the light may lean back because of its weight and over heat the padded handle.
1934520
No, and it's terrible quality. I have zip ties and bungee chords holding mine together and it still falls over. You would be better off holding a candle!
684099
Yes, you can. The neck is very flexible, you can angle any degree you want. I purchased 4 lamps already. You won't regret.
57514
Yes, each light can be moved/tilted to direction needed. Each light is stationary on the bar. I am very happy with this fixture. They are very small can but put out lots of light.
1503018
It can be adjusted at different angles, and I currently use it in an application with upright sockets. It does trigger the light to turn on.
2133337
If you have a sensor this can happen adjust the angle it, I adjusted my sensor so the light goes on solid all the time.
1564237
Hello Shannon, Lamps are adjustable in terms of the direction (you can rotate them) but you cannot move them up or down the rails.
1328282
Yes, each light has a rotating hinge so the lights can be adjusted to point towards the ceiling and any other angle you so wish.
2009538
You can flip the base to the front of the lamp and have it lean forward instead of backward. And you can also use it horizontally or vertically. These are the only adjustments.
1033194
Not sure exactly what you're asking... the base screws into place. Once it's attached, you could unscrew it and then move it to another place, but that wouldn't be easy. There is an elbow joint that easily allows the light itself to angle up or down (or side to side, depending on how you mount it) after it's been mounted.
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Yes you can. Either way, in fact. One off the ways I use it is to flex it into a concave shape to further focus the light. The bending you ate asking about will not have an adverse effect on it at all.
1511157
You could, but with 1 bulb pointing up the light only comes out from the top. It would look strange horizontal
116387
Because the Steamlight is in NC and I am in FL, I cannot verify it, but I am almost certain it does adjust viewing angles. My recollection is the number of angles is adequate. It is the best spot I have owned.
141098
Not really, If your lamp holder lets you you can aim the light a little, but remember you can attach this to either side or front/back so, you are able to put the light where you want it.
1468784
Never thought to try it, but I just did, and yes, you can. It does look a little odd that way, like an upside down funnel. I assume you mean the head of the lamp (and that's what I pointed toward the ceiling in my test), but you can adjust the angles at each of the joints to your wishes.
289769
Yes, you can adjust the angle and height very easily. You can adjust brightness by swapping the lightbulbs for different whattages
796981
Yes I can help. Hold light upside down and twist the entire base counter clockwise
1224453
Thanks for your inquiry. At this time there is no way to change the light out to put in a stronger light.