Can the bulb/s and/or holder be turned to direct the light on any part of the painting?
258374
No, it is static. It can however be moved closer to or further away from the picture.
258375
Yes. The battery is not long lasting if you leave it on for long periods but it lights a portrait or any painting quite well.
258376
There is some flexibility with the lamp housing as far as moving closer or farther away from the painting. The lamp housing itself does not rotate.
258377
YES. There are three areas that can be adjusted. The light can be extended, it can rotate and you can adjust it up and down at the ball joint. The quality is pretty good.
1482877
You can't move the individual lights but yes, you can easily move, swivel, twist, bend, and rotate the fixed light bar in any possible direction you would ever want.
1296797
Since the light feature has an on/off switch, this would certainly seem possible. The instructions are otherwise unclear ...
2249718
Yes, you can move the light in whatever direction you want. You just line up the notch, where you want it to bend. These are really nice lights. I am so glad I bought them for our new kitchen.
1227784
Dave, it is advertised as being able to do this; however, I have not tried it. Mine is mounted on a rifle and is not handled a lot at night, so, I have had no reason to change the light and current bulb.
1462837
Yes, you can swivel both the main ring that attaches to the cable (it swivels parallel to the cables) and the arch that the bulb attaches to (it swivels perpendicular to the cables). If either seems to not want to swivel, use a litte more force or loosen the screws. Just don't bend the metal or damage the bulb assembly. I put up 3 of these light sets, and they will point in any direction out to about 45 degrees before the arch and ring interfere with each other and won't allow more swivel. Just ponder the design for a moment and you'll see how the two movements (arch and ring) can be used to achieve many directions. Hope this helped.
689562
Yes you can, hawever, you need to make sure the possitions are correct. What i mean is that, the left and right allerts correctly in the lightting devise.
2143518
Good question. It's pretty easy, just rotate the top part which houses the LED to the right.
2110701
No it has to be mounted Horizontally and you have to have Three feet clearance on one side to be able to pull the bulb out to change it.
2208782
Yes. The only thing you cant really adjust is how the light is affixed to the wall. The picture is a bit misleading in that regard. With the alignment of the screws (how it attaches to the box in the wall/ceiling), the bar is more level in the middle, with the left side pointing upward and the right side pointing downward, like this sort of: `---\. If that makes any sense at all. But yes, the lights themselves are adjustable and rotate within their sockets. Hope this helps.
1782475
It's difficult to shoot from directly above because of the light fixture, but you can get pretty close. I use museum wax to get the items at the right angle. I also loosely wrapped the light in tracing paper to minimize reflection.
1048790
They have changed this bulb and the sensor no longer rotates. So, it is possible if you screw it in, it may face the back of the fixture. Not good.
2109500
If I Understand Your Question Correctly & You Place The RiteLight Above The Painting On The Same Wall, No It Wont Work Because The Lights Themselves Wont Rotate To A 90 Degree Angle.If You Place Your Painting On The Wall & Then Place The RiteLite In The Same Direction As The Painting Is Hanging On The Wall On The Ceiling And At Least 1 Ft Away From The Painting Itself, It Will Work Just Like The Lighting You See In In A Gallery Or Museum. PS I Would Screw The Fixture To The Ceiling.
390852
The ones we got can be directed. They tip back and forth in one axis only, so you can turn the fixture to point them exactly where you want them to shine. We like them alot!
326968
If you do the light will be mounted sideways, but should still work but you won't be able to adjust it up and down.
1514474
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
726987
To your second question, you can hide the bulb by moving it to a side with the bulb fixrure