Anyone know of a 12V LED lamp 'fixture' (preferably on an adjustable arm) to mount on a vertical wall above a desk to do paperwork in an RV? Tks
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There are many. I bought a set to use in our RV as reading lights on each side of the bed. Wasn't these but very similar. http://www.amazon.com/Gold-Stars-Reading-Rubbed-Bronze/dp/B00MV1V80C/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
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No and I don't think it is a good Idea with Gold Stars 92111805 LED Bulb for 2 Reasons. 1st LEDS are little spot lights, so you get a blotchy light pattern. 2nd reason is that you lose several TV channels with these LEDs when you get TV through the air (not cable).
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There are many. I bought a set to use in our RV as reading lights on each side of the bed. Wasn't these but very similar.Gold Stars RV Reading Light MR16 Base LED Bulb 12v (Oil Rubbed Bronze)
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Have an existing DC light in RV. Any advice whether I could hard wire this Gold Longlife to other light's power (about two feet away)?
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To be honest i never tried putting on a different light. But i believe you could attach a shoe mount on it. Sorry if i didn't completely answer your question. i could send some pics, if that will help?
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I used a standard clamp with the v end for pole mounting and mounted the clamp vertical. shoot me an e-mail address and I can send you a picture of the clamps mounting the lights, zeke daguv808@gmail.com
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yes, it is basically just a lamp holder. As long as you use incandescent or LED (dimmable) bulbs almost any dimmer will work fine.
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Yes, you could place a C clamp under the desk and over the body of the light but it's not necessary. The base of the lamp is heavy enough that it does not shift.
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Ouse standard 4w 12v bulbs. However I would think any led that had the correct base and rated for 12 v yes would work. Not much help.
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Hi be blessed,well i would have to see a picture of it,in some cases you could attach it to tie wraps as its not a heavy lamp.I have 11 eleding light systems surrounding my home and they work alsome.any other question just let me know.God bless!!!
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I'm using a 600 watt light. It will work very well. On Amazon there are also square LED lights that really work well. They are a little more expensive but they are superb.
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I believe any reptile spot lamp bulb would work. Do not exceed 100w on this fixture, it can cause over heating
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As per the included info paper, I used a short CFL 13w bulb equivalent to 60w incandescent......using on PC workstation desk, its perfect (for me)
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It came with a corded led status wizard you can mount anywhere. Check the manual at PD.
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Almost any brand would work within the size requirements. I have a 40" Vizo LED on mine. Great stand!
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I've never seen any other tank mounts for this. If you are not doing a planted tank I wouldn't use this light. Why don't you look at the cheaper Marineland Single Bright LED or the Marineland ML Double Bright LED. Their mounts might work better for your application.
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I'm sure this would work just fine for a lower powered lamp. With the advent of the new LED bulbs, you should be able to get plenty of light with the 'PowerFlex 300".If that is all you'd want to do with it you might consider this:I have a drop light/trouble light I use around the house, when I travel I take it with me.I made an adapter to go from battery clips to an AC outlet.I use a 12V DC bulb from the Recreational Vehicle market, in place of the household 120VAC bulb.You could also make one of these for the cigarette plug.Just remember to switch bulbs when using for 12VDC.I made this up long before these devices existed, and have had it a long time. I'm sure this would work just fine for a lower powered lamp. With the advent of the new LED bulbs, you should be able to get plenty of light with the 'PowerFlex 300".If that is all you'd want to do with it you might consider this:I have a drop light/trouble light I use around the house, when I travel I take it with me.I made an adapter to go from battery clips to an AC outlet.I use a 12V DC bulb from the Recreational Vehicle market, in place of the household 120VAC bulb.You could also make one of these for the cigarette plug.Just remember... » Read More I'm sure this would work just fine for a lower powered lamp. With the advent of the new LED bulbs, you should be able to get plenty of light with the 'PowerFlex 300".If that is all you'd want to do with it you might consider this:I have a drop light/trouble light I use around the house, when I travel I take it with me.I made an adapter to go from battery clips to an AC outlet.I use a 12V DC bulb from the Recreational Vehicle market, in place of the household 120VAC bulb.You could also make one of these for the cigarette plug.Just remember to switch bulbs when using for 12VDC.I made this up long before these devices existed, and have had it a long time. « Show Less
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the unit is ok 10-to20 volts dc . simply attach it to any like source. it comes with two wires already attached to it . you choose hook it to battery wires or ?.I had two led lights in my rv bathroom , they were very cheap & emitted very little light . I replaced one of them with this unit . Am VERY SATISFIED ,WISH I HAD BOUGHT TWO
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This lamp can be mounted flush to a wall (you would have to cut a hole in drywall, run wire behind wall and install a box) or, you can just put two anchors in drywall and hang this lamp on the wall. They provide a power cord to use for external mount