Can these be installed at a slight angle (pointing outwards) without affecting visibility from a distance?
463652
I returned mine because they sent me a used one and the other light did not work.
579173
There is no reason why you couldn't. The directional lights will make it easy for you to illuminate exactly what you want. You can even do the simple Velcro installation in lieu of screwing it in, since you don't have gravity working against you.
1561841
I don't believe so. They are set at a certain position already mounted. Might contact Fellowes directly.
182681
Unfortunately - no. Mine failed after fewer than 1000 hours of operation so no longer available as a reference. I do recall that although I purchased these as landscape lights the box said indoor use only. I called the distributor and they told me that they were perfectly fine for outdoor landscape applications provided they were kept cool and dry. Translated labels are rarely a slave to details - this is no exception. Give the distributors a call and they can explain beam angle.
1678083
You can use wedge shims to adjust up and down. But if you use the existing holes in the headlight housing to mount the new projector it should not need to be aimed.
766688
Yes. They point at about a 30 degree angle in one direction so when you install it, you need to position it where you want the sound to go.
1305160
No. You can manually adjust the angle. That's all it can do but does look cool.
996457
Not sure about the angle but I use them for the recessed lighting in my kitchen (an 8' ceiling) and they do a fantastic job.
2158382
Yes, but only slightly, not much range of angle. Enough to control glare or adjust for user's height
2074141
I suppose you could just install them upside down. Doesn't seem like a good solution to what you're trying to accomplish though. They make fixtures designed to light stairways safely and properly.
1371668
There are two screws on each side to adjust the angle, but if it was mounted crooked, vertically, then no.
1263539
No. Mine are mounted on the ground and light up a nice area of maybe 4 to 5 feet in diameter. As they point up higher, the beam becomes less. You could always purchase 2 of these lights and put them about 3 feet apart and that would probably give you the light you are looking for.
2224791
They point pretty directly at something and not a broad spectrum of light. I put one on my ceiling, which comes down at an angle, over a small Christmas tree, with ornaments and no lights which was sitting on top of a toy chest. It was not enough light for it and had to lay 2 more on the toy chest under the tree and that helped. I'd say NO to your question. The one I put on the ceiling left a hole which had to be patched when removed. If you're putting light directly over one item, then they might work for you. They are very directional.
390851
They are aimable...the puck with the LED's is on a gimble-mount in the trim bezel so you can pivot the light maybe 20° in one direction and the trim can be rotated so you can point it in any direction. Quite pleased with mine, and I purchased dimmable LED's as well.
715381
While it is possible to angle the light down we do not recommend it for safety reasons. Some models of our lights cannot be angled down at all. As you know, halogen bulbs get very hot, angling the lights downward can magnify and concentrate the heat intensity - and so we do not recommend the light be used this way.
390852
The ones we got can be directed. They tip back and forth in one axis only, so you can turn the fixture to point them exactly where you want them to shine. We like them alot!
1354015
no, but you can change the angle of the light source and that will change the direction