In the picture the clip shows on the same side as the lamps.probably just to take the picture. Can the lamps be rotated in the opposite direction?
523911
The lamps can be rotated into any position! They're working well for me. I noticed that Tony Bennett's pianist during the I Tunes Music Festival was using this same lighting.
523912
The Mighty Bright Light Duet2 rotates easily. ! would like to see a diode circuit in the clip for the AC to recharge a rechargeable battery type battery installed in the clip so the batteries can be charged if plugged in at home and fully charged for the concert presentations. A nice addition to a good product! Also a 3rd arm for a trio light version may be a good model version to think about considering for expansion to a wider market of applications. Just an answer for a simple issue to resolve for a good product made better.
523913
The clip is bigger than the lamps and yes the lamps are rotational which makes it a unique feature.
523914
No it can't. when you flip it in the opposite direction, the lights face upward.
523915
Yes. I clip them to my music folder and rotate the lamps to illuminate both pages of my music. The lamps are very flexible. I even coil them up to fit in m pants pocket. I am very pleased with them.
1306127
You can have the lamp become vertical. Also you can bend the lamp backwards and have the light shine to the ceiling. It can be moved in any direction.
2197159
The light will spin on is post almost completely 360 degrees. Referring to the picture, the light is at it's midpoint of tilt. Using the the bulbs axis as reference, the light will move from parallel to completely perpendicular to the base.
1411041
Indeed, yes ... they can swing pivot in all directions and angles, limited only by the lamp housing striking the unit itself (or the wall behind). So, roughly you are looking at maybe 90 degrees or more total swing vertically and maybe half that horizontally.
278472
Yes you can bend the smaller light in any direction. It has one of those snake necks. I have mine turned upwards.
872145
Yes. Each light is independent and can be positioned in different directions.
2146874
The section that has the light in it can continue flipping around all of the way until it bottoms out against the other sections. For example the picture show in the ad shows the light pointing to the right as its in an almost vertical shining position. The top section could keep flipping all of the way around so as to form a triangle and be pointing off to the left in an upward direction. Hope this helps. Also, there are no mounting slots or holes to hang it on anything. I imagine you could make this thing point about anywhere you'd like with some creativity. The only negative I have is that I wish that the plug would have been placed at the other end of the base....not that big of a deal but it would have worked better for me and how I use it.
776300
Yes- I did that for my 2001 Pontiac Bonneville. There is no "up" or "down" orientation to the relector or lens, so you don't need to reverse them like on some rectangular style lamps. These are so bright (as-is) that I didn't bother to throw in 100w halogen bulbs like I have on many other auxiliary lamps. Very happy with the light pattern too: I see much better to the side of the road- far enough ahead for safe visibility at highway speeds on winding roads.
1139840
Yes. Looking at the photo, the white shade can adjust forward (turning towards you or backwards) but not side to side. Also note: Although I love the lamp, after 1 year the metal/nickel type finish is showing rust spots thru it. fyi
796981
Yes I can help. Hold light upside down and twist the entire base counter clockwise
276380
I believe you can move the arms to be closer together or farther apart. Think long about purchasing this, I wanted it so bad, with another lamp I bought as well, and they look horribly gaudy. I hate my lamps. And there's a lot of assembling. And it was sent TWICE with broken parts and took at least a month to replace the parts TWICE.
305129
Yes, you can mount it that way , you can get it to point in any direction. I really like this light alot.
1462837
Yes, you can swivel both the main ring that attaches to the cable (it swivels parallel to the cables) and the arch that the bulb attaches to (it swivels perpendicular to the cables). If either seems to not want to swivel, use a litte more force or loosen the screws. Just don't bend the metal or damage the bulb assembly. I put up 3 of these light sets, and they will point in any direction out to about 45 degrees before the arch and ring interfere with each other and won't allow more swivel. Just ponder the design for a moment and you'll see how the two movements (arch and ring) can be used to achieve many directions. Hope this helped.
1753810
The mount is quadratic, and one can attach the lamp in all four directions, which could be useful for those flashing modes sequentially illuminating the LEDs from right to left (or any of the other directions if mounted accordingly). I actually use it in the horizontal position in a 'right-to-left' setting. Passing cars really keep their distance this way...
1801399
Yes, but pay close attention to how you assemble it. My lamp wobbles a bit. I tightened the screws so it is stable, but tightening everything as you put it together would probably alleviate this. Each lamp is positionable 360 degrees.
743773
The clamp is stationary, however to offset that, the light stems are flexible enough to be rotated to the complete opposite side.
212305
Hi....Unfortunately, because of the metal loop at the top of the lamp you are unable to interchange it as it is part of the body of the lamp. I purchased it for a small room in our house for the grandchildren and for the night stand and it works great. Not to bright. Well worth the money especially if you should loose power.