I want to be able to adjust the vertical angle to stay under 30 degrees, is that relatively easy to do? Also, is the horizontal oscillation adjustable
483973
You can adjust your vertical angle to under 30, just takes a wrench which is included. Horizontal is not really adjustable so much, unless you add a wobblier kit.
903164
Just checked mine and there is some adjustment possible. Not being familiar with your set-up, I can't say for sure it can be adjusted that much. I'm quite pleased with mine.
1842765
The way the have the clamp design you can adjust every which way possible. I was also questioning the mounting positions previously. I would say it swivels on the mounting axis. I mount mine on my portabote somewhere in the middle of my side hull which is curved at an angle and slanted. The adjustments on the clamp allows me to still mount it vertically in the water. Kudos!!...so no worries about how crazy your mounting area is. It will work.
830946
Absolutely. I've found 23 stable settings for it, allowing for fine-tuning of the angle from nearly vertical to nearly flat. (Someone else might figure out more ways of setting it up.)
1229575
JN, You can change the angle to flat. Where the stand connects to the plate on top it has an adjustable type of connection that locks in place. I don't really know how to describe it. It works good though.
2058139
No. Unfortunately you cannot adjust that, or the direction. I have the same issue and have to strategize when I do my back yard patio (I direct it at my house and then go back and direct that to the side of my house). I am trying to make some sort of "shield" out of hard rubber or plastic I can bolt to mine to modify it to direct the snow. The fact it only shoots straight up is the only big flaw with the unit I have encountered.
787156
Yes, the tilt can be adjusted incrementally from not-quite-vertical to horizontal (and beyond).
428023
If you mounted the bracket to the ceiling as shown in the orientation in the picture then yes, you could even angle it 35-40 degrees. I have mine attached to the walls and angled downward about 20 degrees. There's enough of a standoff with the bracket to adjust quite a bit.
1103539
You can adjust it but not on the fly. I have mine slight tilted up because I'm tall whereas my coworker has it flat. Adjustments take finagling.
1290893
I just received mine and it works well horizontally. Vertically, it is very unsteady.
961074
I have no problem doing this. It's not going to angle straight down, but maybe 45° or so is doable. Tip: If the top part ever gets a little loose, just look at it closely, you can tighten it up pretty easily and make it rock solid. At first I thought this tripod was junk until I realized you can tighten the top part.
1842764
The way the have the clamp design you can adjust every which way possible. I was also questioning the mounting positions previously.I would say it swivels on the mounting axis. I mount mine on my portabote somewhere in the middle of my side hull which is curved at an angle and slanted. The adjustments on the clamp allows me to still mount it vertically in the water. Kudos!!...so no worries about how crazy your mounting area is. It will work.
1598707
Oh yeah, this is a very stable unit. Adjust-ability isn't infinite though.There are specific holes for all adjustments, especially for my needs which is in regards to height. So be aware of that. That was my only "con". If you really had a comfortable height (or other) setting you wanted and there was not a hole at that point you could drill one in. Best,g
1103995
My unit gets used daily and is working well. I set it up on installation and have no need to make adjustments however I vaguely recall manually selecting "toggling" through various options. I do not recall the option to input specific horizontal / vertical adjustments. There were many preset options and I eventually found the perfect resolution for my 50" display.
461004
Yes - you can move it slightly (an inch or two) horizontally. It can be adjusted vertically by mounting it to different screws on the arms. Also you can adjust the tilt via the levers on the arms. Hope that helps.
445997
there is a side hinge angle adjustment....good buy.I have a pit in my garage and was looking for something waterproof, and not hot when using under a vehicle.it is a great working light for anywhere...indoors or outdoors.just checked it....can be set flat facing the floor feet....or past 180 degrees upward away from the feet.hinges below green part of the light....see black knob side adjuster, the other black knob below just holds it to the base
1733574
As far as the vehicle angle is concerned, yes, it is very easy to do. Simply loosen one bolt on each side of the housing and it will tilt up and down. But horizontally, the answer is no. The unit comes with two plates: Both go left to right, while one also oscillates up and down slightly. The amount of travel from left to right cannot be adjusted.