My previous lamp like this finally died. Can this lamp be removed from the clamp and the "peg" inserted into the square 10# base I have? Thanks!
1359482
I do not think so. I am not sure of the question but I do not see any connections that are square nor does it look like it can be easily removed from the mount. it is a great lamp, however! I bought extra bulb but have not had to replace any.
1359483
I don't know. Can you post a picture of the 10 lb. base and give me the dimensions of the female receptor? I may then be able to help. Does your base have a screw clamp to hold the "peg" in place?
1359484
The lamp most definately lifts out of the clamp. The "peg" is round, roughly 1/2 inch diameter. About 1 and 1/4 inches of the peg go into the opening in the clamp. Other than that, I don't know about a "square 10# base".
1359485
Wow, that is a good question! My initial response is yes, but I am not 100% sure since I have neither the new or prior lamp anymore. The clamp design did change with the new model but I believe the peg or post remained the same. Wish I could be of more assistance. Best of luck!
1359486
Maybe. This lamp has a 3/8 inch round peg that fits a 3/8 inch round receptor clamp. So your base receptor must be at least 3/8 inch from side to side of square and have a clamp to secure the round peg. The base receptor & clamp that comes with this lamp works well on the 1-1/2" lip of my desk top.
1387670
If the clamp is mounted on an upright post, the light will go horizontally over your area to be lighted--which would be fine in almost all circumstances because of the swing allowed by the lamp itself. Your ability to attach it to the post may or may not cause problems, depending on the post.
450024
Try writing to PJTool and Supply. That's the company the light comes from. You can scan the web for this clamp. They are used on other lamps too.
623197
Most likely the clamp would fit, yes. But the lamp itself is very low quality and I would not recommend. I have had 3 of them fail in a very short period of time. On one, the gooseneck disconnected from the clamp assembly. On the other two, the dimmer switch circuitry somehow failed and the light would randomly flash on and off.
1982070
I currently have a double Zoo Med lamp, but the further out u extend the arm, the base is unbalanced. I have to place some wright on it so it doesn't crash into my turtle tank.
1762237
I have mine on the table clamp that came with it. It most likely will work on that base if it's heavy enough to support this rather large lamp. It's top heavy. I love this lamp. The clamp base works good if tightened down tight!
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.
1250135
I hang all my brooder lamps and I have 3 or 4 of these same types. If I remember correctly the clamp comes removed and you have to assemble it. There is a bent piece of metal for hanging the lamp, this is where I attach my string, rope, or chain to hang the lamp.
773255
No...it has a round base. We really like this lamp. Our clamp light just fell apart.
2105576
The clamp will affix to any width, it just needs to be strong enough to hold the weight. I do not believe the lamp rotates side to side, just up and down. All-in-all, if I had to do it again, I would buy a different lamp. I hope this helps.
385885
I have used mine successfully on very odd shapes without the included corner pieces. Without seeing your lamp, however, I can only guess. If your lamp base is round without any strange protrusions, the this clamp should work. The key would be if pressure can be applied without twisting the band off the lamp base.
418570
Yes. There's a post on the bottom of the lamp that fits a hole in the clamp. The clamp is superior to what is included with the lamp
2102655
The clamp does not have to be a part of the lamp if the hole on table will fit the rod I guess it could go there. However, what is going to keep it stable in the hole? Much better to use the clamp.
1033194
Not sure exactly what you're asking... the base screws into place. Once it's attached, you could unscrew it and then move it to another place, but that wouldn't be easy. There is an elbow joint that easily allows the light itself to angle up or down (or side to side, depending on how you mount it) after it's been mounted.
413191
It snaps into a hole like one for a salt lamp. It cannot be taken off. I used it to replace a socket on a handmade stained glass light house my father made for me many years ago that lights up. The old socket had cracked. It doesn't fit great but atop the bookcase it now lights up again and I love it. nobody would guess it's not the orig! :)
976785
There is plenty of adjustment on the clamp, which allows it to be attached to a thick table edge. Also the clamp is made very heavy duty to accommodate the weight of the lamp and its support arms. The lamp is very heavy and the design of the clamp is great to handle its load. Based on these assets, as long as you clamp it very tight, I would say yes.
1987498
Yes, the base clamp is removable. The hole in the clamp is 1/2". Seems to be a snug 1/2" but it is like most lamps of this style.