How flexible are these lights?
947645
they are very flexible. I use 2 of them for a brake light on my motorcyle & was able to bend them around inside the lens area. They are also bright & have worked good for me.
947646
You can bend them about as much as a half circle without breaking them. They are a little persistent and will want to return back to their original shape though but if you can hold them down at the bend you want you should be ok
1212274
Darren,Yes they can. They aren't always perfectly straight either way but they do find position both horizontal and vertical. They don't soon but have to be removed and placed in the vertical bracket that. I will say that if you are using these lights to be set up at many locations and quickly it could be difficult. They really are lights for a studio or lighting that will be in place for long periods of time. They take a bit to set up and it is easier with two people.
1382700
I believe they would be bright enough, however, I'd be somewhat concerned with the beam width. These lights have a beam width much more narrow than a "flood" light.
1125913
The lights mount on a bracket that is adjustable. Not a problem at all. However make sure you have the clearance to move the lights where you are going to mount them. Very easy and they work great but get the brightest one you can and good luck. FYI wiring them is a snap!!
2001304
Yes they are. They have knobs that hold the light in a fixed position. Loosening the knob allows you to rotate the light in a vertical direction. During initial setup you have the choice of mounting your light in a horizontal or vertical configuration. I did mine one of each. That was not clear to me when I bought them and it is a nice benefit.
1097835
Bending it does not seem to be a problem. I think you would first have to determine if the unit gets enough light to work.
215714
They are very flexible but we used them in a straight configuration and are very happy with them.
910331
Yes, they were flexible enough to put on our curved ceilings. Just make sure you glue it well.
1658852
Yes, I have them screwed on top of my posts on a flat surface. I would caution you that these lights aren't very reliable. I bought 4 about a year ago - now only 2 light up
34411
I don't think they are. I don't recall seeing it on the package or stamped on the light anywhere. They are rather flimsy, as long as you're careful they should be fine. They are rather cheaply made. If you tighten them too tight, they fall apart.
5958
Yes, they are very flexible and easily moved out of the way. They pivot nicely.
1376796
Yes they are but then you must add the length of the connector that is inserted between a pair of light bars so the total length is slightly longer than 12". You could stagger the lights to provide the coverage you desire especially if there is a slight valence, then the offset wouldn't be noticeable.
1499920
I believe they would be. They are very flexible, but I haven't tried myself.
712383
You can bend the lights so they don't have to be straight down but from ceiling to bottom is about 14 inches
268792
these lights are great and they weigh almost nothing. they r a solid plastic & will not bend so you will need a little space.
1630723
I found them to be fairly bright lights. So, I think if they were positioned right, you could use 2 easily.
398764
Yes....somewhat. These work well where there is little or no light and hardwiring a light fixture is not an option. They are not as bright as the manufacturer would like you to believe.