When mounting these to a light bar are there any problems "hanging" these; as in the mounting bolt being on top? Will beam be inverted?
254214
when I installed these on my Toyota Tacoma I had no issues. The one thing that you need to watch out for is the bolt that attaches the light bracket to the light bar sticks out quite a bit on the bottom. I mitigated this problem by using shorter bolts and my light bar is custom. Also the bolt that holds the light tight and it is mounted horizontally through the plastic tab on the bottom of the light. It seems to chew up the plastic on the light plastic tab if you get it to tight, if it's not tight enough when you start hitting bumps the lights will just fall. Personally I would recommend the hello black magic lights but they are a little bit pricier but I love them way more than these. Put these work good for the price and I put in a 100 watt bulbs instead of the 55 watt bulbs and they are awesome.
254215
Not sure but my guess would be no. The beam is conical as it comes off the lamp
254216
you can hang these up side down, there will be no issues with hanging them up side down the light face has No pencil beam lines or anything its a clear piece of glass you could mount them sideways if you wanted to.
254217
I would see no problem...as long as the light is not blocked . I have a honeycomb ed grill and it shows no shadows from the lights
194847
You can mount them either way. If the light is upside down from the way you want it to be, just unscrew the lens, turn it over and put it back together the way you want.
1499682
They have a U shaped bracket which faces upside down. The bracket bolts to the vehicle through the top middle of the bracket. This bolt gives left to right adjustment. The light itself fits in the open end of the upside down U and is bolted through left to right. This bolt gives your up and down adjustment. Together these give you 360 degrees of adjustment no matter how you mount them. However you do have to pay attention to clearance to other things in your mounting area since the brackets are smaĺl. If your handy you can make them work anywhere. Good luck
445776
I think they're best suspended from above. They have wire hangers on the ends. Mine hang on chains from the ceiling. A tall stand with a beam across the top that they could hang from might work..
618540
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.
1487151
Its been a few years since installing my light bars so I had to look. They appear to be mounted by double sided tape and its holding up well. Yes, they can be stuck on.
1398276
It depends how low they are hanging, but in general I would say no...you're better off having some stronger lighting.
42094
I haven't opened mine but I had a very similar one. I hired a handyman and we put up huge brackets on my lanai beams with an eye-bolt and a chain with a carabiner clip attached to adjustably hang my old one up. NEVER had an issue! Good luck.
1598049
Yes. They will position anywhere on the light bar end-to-end. Its a pretty slick and very sturdy design. I have it mounted on my RZR4 and have had no problems after multiple rides since last year.
2159352
That's a good question. I hung mine upside down with no problems. It is much harder to mount upside down from the ceiling that just setting it on a table or the floor and turning it on though. I would try it both ways and see what works best for the room you are using it in. Also, depending on the room size, you might try sideways from a wall too, although I don't think that would be the best bet. Hope that helps.
675112
I'm very happy with my fixture. The quality is fine and I have had no issues. How can you mount anything if the power source is coming from the TOP?Wouldn't the source need to come from the BOTTOM of the beam?
2199364
Yes, these can be mounted "upside down" - with the longest section of the mounting plate pointing down. The holes are normal holes, not keyhole. I doubt you were considering "hanging" your speaker from the bracket, which I would not recommend. So yes, the "shelf" part of the bracket can be assembled so that your speaker sits atop the bracket.Assembling and mounting "upside down" would likely reduce the weight capacity some so I would keep this in mind.
1512874
We mounted ours with some large eye hooks that we screwed into a carrying beam in our kitchen ceiling. The hooks do not go directly into the ceiling... you will needs something to hang them off of.
1481769
I have them mounted upside down Works fine. You have to be careful putting on the glass globes with the tool they provide. Globes are kind of delicate but with a little patience it works ok and looks fine
1801676
Yes, I was able to hang mine staggered from 18" to 30". Won't be a problem at all. Just change the bulb to halogen or LED. Bulbs are very bad. The bulb actually separated upon installation. Could be dangerous
1726583
I think that should work. I bought one and installed it with the junction box on the bottom right but there was nothing in the installation process that would make me think it couldn't be done upside down.
2074141
I suppose you could just install them upside down. Doesn't seem like a good solution to what you're trying to accomplish though. They make fixtures designed to light stairways safely and properly.