Hi there, how does it holds itself in the recessed light?
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3 spring steel clips attached equally around the unit grab the inside of the recessed can of the fixture.
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This lamp has a bracket that has to be mounted on something to hold the light in a fixed position.
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it is kind of strong. I bought a "Collapsible Softbox Light Modifier for On - Camera", it fits right on the bulb and softens the light.
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The light mounts with an elastic band that wraps around the bar and attaches to the light. The band is pretty tight so it may not be as quickly released as you would like.
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Yes, it looks like recessed lighting. The surface of the light cover is flat. Th ring that holds it in place is white. I have no idea why it says the color is green.
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I am not sure what you mean when you say "where it attaches". There is a stainless cap over the shade, and there is a hole through the top of the shade where the ceramic electrical socket comes through. Or do you mean the flat surface on the top of the shade where the stainless piece rests? AS for the light itself, I do like it a lot. It does what I expected it to do, and the price was much better than the others available that would do no more than this one.
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Try and wet the suction cup a little to get it to stick to the light bulb. That is how I did it.
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There is a small clear plastic slide switch. This may be hidden underneath the rubber band on the light.
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It does NOT sag. As a matter of fact, it does not even hang from the arm. That piece is purely decorative. The light fixture is bolted to the face plate, which is against the house, so it is flush with or without the arm. It is a GREAT light. I love mine. Ed B.
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The arm is movable But the lamp is not flexible. Move the arm straight upward and the light will shine up.
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We have the shade turned up, but you can do the shade down. I think the shade is screwed in and then the light bulb holds it in place too. I won't swear to that. I love the look of this light, it gives a warm glow and looks beautiful in our hallway.
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No, the clearance from ceiling to top of the first bulb is slightly less than 1 inch, so while you may be able to recess the "can" slightly you won't be able to fully hide it.
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it seems to me, the one time I tried, it will go without light. I do keep it with just a dim light.
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the light which, by the way is VERY good is designed to be clipped onto something ( music stand, cabinet edge, etc. ). You would need to have something flat and 'weighty' to clip it onto to have it stand up
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No, it can not be recessed into the wall because of the motion sensor located on the lower right side that turns it on and off. I would not personally want it recessed due to the area size of the mirror. Having it protrude allows a person to see better inside the lighted part of the mirror.
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There is a fairly snug fitting piece of plexiglass that slides under the light assembly. Minimal amounts of moisture actually reach the LED's if any.
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We have it in our recess light can fixtures on the ceiling. They are similar to incandacent in size and screwon connector.