Can this light be mounted under an eave? That would be; base upward with light pointed away from wall.
1880399
Yes. I mounted mine under the eve of my home. Just make sure the photo cell is mounted facing away from the light fixture and it works perfectly
1880400
The only two things I would be concerned about when mounting the light this way: 1 - may need extra caulking in case light is waterproof only when mounted base downward; 2 - in order for the dusk-to-dawn lighting to work you need to make sure there are no reflections near the light sensor, otherwise you will get a strobing effect. The strobing effect can be mitigated by covering the sensor with layers of masking tape, depending on how close the reflection source is to the light and the amount of light that is reflected.
524803
I would suggest pipe hangers at Lowe's or somewhere like that. They will go around the pipe and have a flat surface with a hole to mount the light to.
1387706
Yes..depending on ur in wall wiring..I have svrl of this type of light, but always on the ceiling,such as garage, outside patio,etc..These lights will illunimate a large area,if installed on the celing, rafters etc..U may lose some illumination if installed horizontal on the wall..vertical may be ok.. I'm not a pro... just my opinion
2157605
No it cannot--or at least it wasn't intended to. The light operates on four (4) D batteries, so it would be top-heavy. However, on the underside of the "base" are openings to hang the light on a wall once two screws are installed. A turn-key on the neck is then adjusted to aim the motion sensor downward.
1501422
It is possible, but you would need a kit to change the recess lighting to a standard before this light would be able to be hung.
1145093
I'd think so. It has a good flat base to balance on. I have it mounted and I just love it. the light is bright but at all harsh.
288473
Yes, it could be mounted to the ceiling. The light is able to turn a quarter degree up and down wards. So you are able to point the lights directions.
1661372
I suppose this could work, because the lights can be positioned to point downward. You would need a large enough space, however; since the light section is about 40" wide. Keep that in mind. I have mine on the ceiling, so it's hard to tell what it would look like on a wall, but I think it would work. Hope I've helped you.
2207373
Depends on the orientation of the electrical box inside the wall, and whether the two screws that hold the body of the light itself will line up. Additionally, the shade itself is only anchored in one place, on top, to hold it in place. You would put a stress on the opposite end with nothing holding it in place with the weight of gravity.
314652
From the product description:At a Glance...Wall- or eave-mountedAlso, I have this unit and it works fine under eave.
757578
Yes it can be mounted on an angled ceiling & I have LED Bulbs installed....
657423
yes the ceiling plate must be centered over the light, but it could be hung from a slanted ceiling.
1641379
The answer is no . Wish there was a light. Also it's more designed to be mounted someplace.
1441382
We mounted ours on a post, but truly believe it could be mounted on an eave.
2242540
We had our electrician install this light fixture in a landscape bed. As long as the electrical source is there, I believe it can be mounted either way. We adjust the head to light palm trees.
763374
yes, but it will not articulate far enough to point up towards the ceiling. it should work fine for aiming light at an artwork that hangs on a wall.
1251966
Yes, I have five of them mounted under the soffit on the corners of the house. I have one that is also mounted on the wall at the garage. One is actually mounted 27' from the ground and it also works great for detecting motion on the ground. You can also install them in parallel so that if one triggers, the other one will also go on. This way you can light up the whole end of the house if either detects motion. These are great lights- I highly recommend them.