Can it be installed without light, and what would the height be then? - Also, just as important -does it include the cover plate to go over the spot where the light was? Thanks
705323
Fan blades are 12 inches from the ceiling. Center of the motor/cowling is 2.5 inches below that.
748635
I installed mine with the screws on the inside of the safe door. Not the best place for the light, but it provides just enough light. The liner on the door was penetrable with the screws.
1986045
It's 13 x 13 3/4, Bitsy. It should cover your opening but you may need a small piece of sheetrock depending on the mounting. It's a nice fan/light.
778627
The mounting plate is 3 5/16" wide and the height is 4 3/4. The light base then goes over the mounting plate and it measures 3 3/4" by 5 1/16".
1322497
It should mount that way just fine. The mounting plate underneath will accept either a standard, thread on light post or screws. The cover locks in place too and whole assembly is extremely light so I don't see any reason you couldn't do that.
2252085
Without knowing how much room and depth you have to place the light, yes, the light will light it up; no sweat. You'll have to play the "light placement" game. Hope it works out.
800362
The metal plate simply covers the hole left by removing the reflector bulb. It might cut down on any drafts coming through the fixture or maybe stop some bugs from crawling in. Maybe it also affords some fire resistance. If you're installing a cover over the hole anyway, I wouldn't worry about skipping the metal cover plate. It does not provide any structural function.
332666
The light is installed above the swing arm mechanism so it doesn't interfere. At least not with my Mammoth system. The light, once installed, is VERY high above the court. Changing a bulb will be a pain. I wish they would make an LED version so the lights last longer between changes. Anyway, hope this helps.
367310
Ditto on JD's answer. I installed without the deck plate and it looks/works great.
2229374
If you are referring to the part that covers the attachment to the ceiling to cover the wires, etc. it is a normal cover, about 6". It did cover and was the same size as the original light that was there. We did however have can lights above the island that we installed the smaller lights that match and the canopy did not cover that hole. We had to purchase a larger ring to cover the hole and then attach the canopy.
997263
no, there is no cover over light and it wouldn't last very long. It is a great light in the kitchen where you can point it towards anything you want, also put in hall and shine it down the stairs. I habe been using these with slide dimmers made for leds and they work great together.
748381
That isn't "exactly" the same light as the one I have but I'm guessing it will be close. Mine is...without the light-stand mount which, on my light, is detachable and can be attached to either side of the unit...14" L x9" W x 4 1/2" D
800361
Depends on the fixture. I've installed two mushroom lights and one modern fixture. They all covered the metal plate. In reality, I don't see the benefit of the metal plate except keeping dust in the attic from drifting into the space between the can light and the drywall
1655750
I have not installed any lights, but doing so is a great idea! The framework of the unit itself is delicate and the glass shelves are large, so they shouldn't block light at all. My only concern would be how to install a light so that it doesn't look ugly. Good luck; I'd love to see your finished project!
584150
No you do not, you can install with or without light..Instructions are with it for either method
910054
Sorry for the delay in response; my husband installed this and I'm sure he had to put the light piece on, if I'm understanding your question? The light kit came with the lamp and he put the whole thing up. I can ask him for more detail, if you'd like it. We like the light alot....good luck!
1948152
Yes, I'd install it without the plastic cover, and you'd have to find the right plug, iyou might be better off finding complete lighter, to ensure a proper fit between both components