How does this light mount? Wall or eaves/soffit?
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The kit has a plate that includes a cutout pattern to fit a typical circular conduit box (not included). It's good to have this because the flat plate leaves NO ROOM for wire nuts so we end up needing the circular box as the base the 3 wires will fit into.
1258572
It mounts to the wall, either above or below the picture, depending on the lighting effect you want.
2188867
It can be mounted either way. I would suggest the frame . it does not put out much light.
88818
As you can probably see from the site pictures, this light has a sheet metal "handle" bolted to both sides. That is most commonly fastened to a building wall to attach the light and also allow it to pivot at the bolt attachment. You will have to place something sturdy into the ground then secure the light to it with the attached metal strap. Optionally you could place two posts, sandwich the light between them and attach into the bolt holes used to attach the strap (would almost certainly require longer bolts).
2018846
The light comes with some double sided tape but I used my own 3" screws to get through the siding & insulation. Worked Ok although the motion sensor is mounted such that it does not sense motion directly under it. Approach it from 6' out & it works great. I would use the double faced tape only on an indoor installation. Seems like a well built light. Should work fine if motion is coming at it.
1032258
I had it install by a handyman I now. What he did was drill a hold into the stucco for the wires to go thru and also for the mounting screws. He push the wires thru along with the mtg screw. On the inside he mounting a bracket that would mount to the mounting screws and hold the light fixture in place. After that is was just a matter of hooking the wires. I hope that hleps.
1630727
It can be mounted underneath the eave. It's really light weight. Might have to get a little creative, but this light is perfect for what I neede it for. It's bright. Motion detector works great.
314652
From the product description:At a Glance...Wall- or eave-mountedAlso, I have this unit and it works fine under eave.
187484
The light is not specifically designed for ceiling mounting (eave or wall) but I do not see why it could not be unless it would not cool properly. Installation instructions say designed for outdoor use ONLY. Call 800-748-5070, Lithonia tech support M-F 8-5 ET. The light is quite bright and focused at short range.
1876790
Designed for wall, but could probably work on soffits, the light would not be able to shoot very much.
919985
There's support for 2 lights. Metal is cheap and questionable for a very heavy light.
140809
We had ours mounted, but you can have it on the floor or table. Mounted covered more of an area.I liked it this disco light, because it was simple to put up.I hope this helps.
583906
It can be mounted on either, since the light heads are adjustable. I mounted mine on the ceiling.
124697
According to the directions a light kit can be purchased. We didn't want one so I didn't investigate further. Also it can be flush mounted. That is how mine is installed.
1389812
In the wall like a standard light fixture ... If all you have is a wire hanging out of the wall this might work for you - if I recall it has about a half inch cavity in the back -- it was installed in job over a year ago so l rember exactly But if you have a box in the wall this will mount to it
2234699
My Dusk-to-dawn light came with wall-pole mounting brackets. Mine is mounted on a pole.
1427067
either will work. I used the screws provided but temporarily used the adhesive to hold the light in place while I installed the screws.