Can this be used as uplighting for a wedding (i.e. quality and change bulb to a different color)? Must it rotate or can it be static?
590745
I use this as a spotlight to light a painting and I don't think it could be used for any kind of mission critical lighting application like a wedding its just not that powerful. The top part can swivel which is handy when pointing it at something like a painting. These used to come with a controller but I don't think they are available any longer so you can't put it any place you can't reach it to turn on or off.
590746
This is not "that" bright a bulb. I use it because my power goes out a lot and I can point it at what I am working on at my desk. It swivels up and down, not side to side. And no, you can't change the bulb. I don't think it sounds like what you are looking for.
932700
Yes you can rotate it. But I would be cautious about extending to maximum with a light, unless the light is...light. The stand starts to sway a bit (at least for me) with any light over 3 lbs.
1965687
It can but you won't be happy. It is designed like a spotlight so very little is transmitted sideways. I had it in a fixture and only a small amount of light reflected out so it was more of a glow than a real light.
900520
Please ask your electrician. If you are speaking about a swag lamp it will act like a dimmer.
1369468
Yes, the mount lets the light rotate horizontally. For vertical movement, I clamp it only tight enough so it won't move on it's own, but loose enough to be able to adjust it by hand if I need to.
1498931
The bulb project simultaneous colors at time, but it does not change, only rotate. If it's only a color, contact with the seller.
600113
I would have no problem using this bulb as you describe. I have NOT, however, used it in a base-up position. i would do more research before I tried that.
2208782
Yes. The only thing you cant really adjust is how the light is affixed to the wall. The picture is a bit misleading in that regard. With the alignment of the screws (how it attaches to the box in the wall/ceiling), the bar is more level in the middle, with the left side pointing upward and the right side pointing downward, like this sort of: `---\. If that makes any sense at all. But yes, the lights themselves are adjustable and rotate within their sockets. Hope this helps.
2174920
The bulb screws into a standard lamp base, and the bulb itself is stationary. The components inside are LED lights on a motorized spinner, and they spin and project lights through a lens shaped like a beehive, which refracts the various colored lights all over the room. I recommend using an open light socket without a shade, but I can tell you it does look pretty cool in a light shade - I tried it in my bed side lamp fixture, which has a tall, narrow shade. The outside is made of plastic, and there is no on-off switch, controls, etc., it's just a simple light that does one thing.
1516559
Yes, I'd this lamp is good enough for that. Just a suggestion, tho. Use this bulb, it works a lot better than the others I've tried in terms of lighting and quality. It also makes this lamp prettier! Hope it helps: Triangle Bulbs T95035-6 5W E12 LED Candelabra Equivalent to 40W Incandescent Bulb, Chandelier Led Light Bulbs (6 Pack)
231117
I think it would make a pretty good light, bu you might need to prop it up on something to get the right angle. I have tried it and found that it is a really good light and I will be buying another!
1803496
No. The arm/light pivots up and down, but it will not rotate in order to face the bulb towards the ceiling. Its a great light and would not exchange it for another.
2151546
Yes, I plugged it upside down and right side up. Both worked fine. However, I did not try to turn the plug base. I've preferred to plug it right side up because the top of the light is pointed upward toward the ceiling to give more light. I hope this help.
1919765
You're correct, the bulb rests in the ring and the ring pivots. There is a fair amount of swivel to it for such a small fixture. And you can turn the housing to direct the light where you want it to go. Pretty happy with the setup. No-brainer compared to what you would spend on other swivel can lights.
1803494
No. The metal lid/cover over the bulb does not swivel allowing a change in the direction of the light. A drawback, in my opinion. The arm does swivel so the light can be shifted from straight down on your work surface to up on a wall, but I haven't found that swivel to be helpful. The light emitted is very good, easy on the eyes. But there is relatively little flexibility to adjusting the angle of the light down onto the surface below, or the height of the light.
1377506
I would say no, but I mounted it on the top of the frame, with 2 little pieces of wood mounted on the frame itself. The reason is that the U neck of the light cannot rotate more than a quarter turn on both sides. I didn't forced it further, it would have broke. I also add that the light is very cold white, and I would have loved warmer white...
623417
Yes, I have one on my kitchen ceiling where my old track lighting used to be, however I will warn you the cans on this light are quite small. You can't really tell that from the picture. They do swivel pretty well though so I am able to direct the light where I want it and it gives off a lot of light once it's up. Hope this helps!