Can I attach a Spot Light to the top for lighting up a Mirror Ball? The Spot Lights have a U-Shape mounts that attach to side and a mounting hole at
1822136
The stand hold an umbrella therefore should be able to hold the spot if it has the proper mounting shoe for it.
1822137
The stands have a standard mounting pin. The light I bought had a u bracket with a mounting boss at the bottom that had a standard mounting hole and it worked on fine. It you you tell me what light it is or send me a link to it I am sure I could more accurately answer your question.
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I would have to see it to answer your question correctly but I attach it to a this http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/124818-REG/Chimera_2785M_Speed_Ring_for_Mounting.html I'm so sorry for not being more helpful. If you sent me a link of what you are talking about I might be able to assist you more.
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The stands have a 1/4-inch threaded mount that fits a camera or some flash units. In addition they have an aluminum top piece that fits most lights that are used for reflectors. If you can us e standard light holders to support your current spots then they would work... the light fixtures that fit are about $7-$14 each depending on design and will hold a spot light bulb. If the spot light has a hole in the center of the "U" bracket you may be able to mount the spot to the 1/4-inch threaded part. I think the text of your question was cut off... hope that helps.
1902552
It is very light weight so I attached mine with a push pin. If you are going to put fairy lights on the top, I would use one of those screw in hooks.
723936
You can the mini deep dome lights from Zoo Med, but I wouldn't suggest a standard one. They're too wide and the dome itself would sit on the plastic crossbars, potentially melting them if you use too strong of a bulb.
2082474
I'm sorry that I can't answer your question. I bought this for my 16 yr-old grandson for Christmas. I know nothing about spot lights, etc., I'm just hoping that this is what he wanted!!! Merry Christmas!!
1711312
Probably, it's a standard mounting square. Don't expect the light to last more than a few days. You'd be better off with an led lantern on a hook.
98668
Probably. There is a metal piece you screw on each light outlet after putting the globe on. 4 of 5 of them were well fitted however one did not tighten well but would probably hold or you could use electrical tape to make it tighter. Also if you use energy saving lights you have to get the compact ones. Even then the globe is barely tall enough to cover it. If mounting facing down you will see the light bulb.
1646650
Yes, it comes with to mounting tabs to put your lights. I think you can fit up to 7 or 8 inch lights. I have 2 Hella rally 4000 on it and they fit perfectly.
92676
there are three existing tabs with pre drilled holes so if your light bar can use the existing tabs as mounting spots I'm sure you can. If it doesn't match up you would have to do some fabrication
730538
You would need to convert the fixture into an outlet so you could plug in the motor and hang the ball from that. It has screw holes to attach to a ceiling. Then you would need a light from a few feet away to light the ball.
741679
If you have room you can mount them, Besides the mounts that come with them the Rigid website has various mounts for tubes in various sizes. They come with a very good wiring harness that is easy to hook up. You may want to get the lights and play around with them before you mount them in different locations to see where they not only fit best out of the way but also don't have shadows from something blocking the light beam.
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Imho, NO. You would end up with a stick and a light bulb, ruining the appearance of an otherwise beautiful fixture. For up-lighting I use the Paradise GL22724BK Low-Voltage Cast-Aluminum 20-Watt Halogen Spot Light with Glass Lens. This can definitely withstand the elements and works very well.
838976
There is a hole on top at each end to mount lights. The hole is about an inch and a half from where the stinger is welded to the bumper.
1642740
Honestly the lights are super bright so that wouldn't be the issue. However they are really small. Vanity lights are typically larger and are down lights. This is better for pointing in different directions.
216105
I don't think so. The red reflector is more like a reflective plastic piece that goes over the cover. Nothing like something you would be able to install LEDs to unless you start cutting out the cover and installing a new fixture.
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The LED version as far as I know do not come with them and even if you did find some laying around or scavenge the rubber off the non lighted ones, the plastic housing is slightly different around the holes. They wouldnt fit. best bet would be to pick up a set of O-rings and use them as a makeshift anti-vibration mount as the rubber on these isn't much to write home about anyways. They kinda distort when torquing them down so it ends up looking weird and broken-ish.
1899278
Only if you want the spot light or the front light on at different times, not both at the same time. Hook power to center screws, spot light on top or bottom & front light to other screws. I use my switch to change the source of power for my construction trailer lights from the truck to a battery pack.
211983
It can be attached either way, it's up to your preference with regards to space and area that you are trying to light