Does the plug swivel to accommodate older light sockets?
1058002
Hi, no it doesn't swivel, it's made from one piece plastic moulding with polarised plug.
1336172
It's a 3-prong plug with the cord coming off the bottom. It doesn't swivel.
163969
Yes. Right into that hole between the 2 screws. You can see it in the picture. Picture number 3 clearly shows a swivel plugged in. Previous guy that answered you is wrong. Probably doesn't own one. I however, do.
1012977
Yes, the sockets fit the plugs perfectly. The plugs are nice and tight in there without being overly tight.
54785
If that's what you want then this is definitely not for you. The socket is totally fixed with no hope of rotation. It's a great product, just not flexible.
2279055
Not sure of the wide dimension. Will not interfere with standard light sockets and plugs.
1218618
The actual plug-in Switchable you screw the light bulb into "Doesn't" Swivel. It's what you clip "On" the Switchable that Swivels. In my case, I have square Beautiful Stained Glass Pictures that "Clip" onto the Plug-in Switchable, right below the light bulb. The square glass covers the bulb and shines thru the glass showing off the Colorful Pictures. What you clip "On" the Switchable can be turned to the left or right to the position you want it to be in. I hope this was helpful.
1503018
It can be adjusted at different angles, and I currently use it in an application with upright sockets. It does trigger the light to turn on.
297305
Well, the socket accepts it, and there are contacts in the socket appropriate for a three way bulb. But, on my two identical lamps it won't do the three way feature. Not sure if the switch is broken or what is preventing the three way feature from working.
1754023
Are you asking if it can turn horizontal as well as vertical? If so, it can. This socket comes with a specialized softbox. Check out our instructional video of this product by visiting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTN69-J83ac
433475
Yes. The indicating lamps are on the end of the tester opposite the plug end. The lamps can be readily seen in any orientation of the tester, even sideways. It is a good design and easy to use.
1815335
If you use the original support, yes. It has a bolt which allows you adjust it right to left, and up or down. However the original bulbs are on the dim side.
1382439
Yes. There are two rows of prongs. The front row is for the shallow sockets, and the rear row has taller prongs for deep sockets.
2254235
I believe so, or very close. I've had no problem fitting them into older light sockets and fixtures.
1647056
Yes. the socket is standar. Any dimmable bulb like incandescent or the dimmable high efficiency bulbs will work perfectly Sam Gendler, MD (also Electrical Engineer)
51348
No, but I have seem a screw in adapter though. It screws into the socket and bulb then screws into that. As I remember it was about 1 inch in height, I will do a search. Later, Fredric Myers
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.