can this light be mounted to the back of the frame?
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...
1377507
No, I don't think so Deb. However, I cannot be sure as I sent the light back after deciding the build quality was inferior to what I had expected.
1377508
I would say no. The frame would then stick out about an inch from the wall and you would have to take it all down to change out the batteries. But if that doesn't matter to you the neck would swivel around so you could position the mounting plate on the back of a frame.
1923033
That is a good idea. How about having someone weld a base the light would fit in and not fall out of, then mount the base on the posts?
1798418
The mount ring that comes with the light is pretty much useless. However it has connector and screw hole that allows it to be screwed to other types of standard bike mounts. For example, I mounted it to my current rear seat post reflector ring.
1698192
It does mount to a standard electrical box, but you must drill out holes in the backing plate of the light that align to the bracket in the electrical box.
2216888
Yes. The bracket has set screws that allow you to move them in and out. This is a great light. I use it daily.
326570
You would need a special hexagonal mount. This light's battery is C cell diameter.
971516
There is an umbrella styled center post with radiating spokes just like an umbrella. If you did that it could definitely not be centered which means it would not project the light evenly. Also if you mounted it with the light pointing toward the silver inside lining of the umbrella ( towards the back) you 1) would block the returning light and 2) have nowhere to mount it. And you can't mount it on the back facing out because of the radiating spokes from the center. So no, I don't think so.
392494
The light has a flexible mount so it would work. This is an inexpensive light but there are brighter lights.
426126
Yeah I don't see why you couldn't mount to the frame. I mounted mine to the camper for easier reading the level.
1481815
The mounts, as well a the light, have locking teeth. The teeth keep the light from moving up and down. I don't think you will be able to use the mounts backwards.These lights are really bright. Mounted on the front bumper of a Yamaha Rhino.
183353
Not really. I guess you could drill holes in the back of the "box" and mount it that way, but it is not designed for that.
39316
No, not with the mounting bracket provided. You would have to construct a custom bracket to mount it and it's probably too much trouble. Click http://ohmelovelo.dnsalias.org/tools/tools.html#reallitebob to view a similar such adaption that I constructed for a much bigger tail light and my comment re how hard it was.
1113003
No, it cannot be installed as a hanging light. The base must be flush mounted
1107285
simply just 2 screws - but why not screw it onto the back of the picture frame. the arm that the light is mounted on is adjustable and can move in and out to suit.
2157605
No it cannot--or at least it wasn't intended to. The light operates on four (4) D batteries, so it would be top-heavy. However, on the underside of the "base" are openings to hang the light on a wall once two screws are installed. A turn-key on the neck is then adjusted to aim the motion sensor downward.
1852718
light comes with bracket to go on rear right side of body, you will see to holes to mount it to.
1394222
Out if the box with the included hardware no. But with a little ingenuity it shouldn't be too hard to fabricate a bracket of sorts to get it mounted on your rack. The light is well worth the extra effort. It's an outstanding product. Hope this helps.