i am trying to hang a power surge on a old wooden support beam sin my house, would work? it has two beams
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I don't know that you would be able to pierce the wooden beam. It doesn't work like a nail would. This is mostly used for putting small, easily fixed holes in drywall.
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You need to use romex electrical cable staples. this will definitely won't work, nor would to be safe
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It is set up for hard wire installation into a box, and requires a box behind to stabilize the weight. I would not advise buying this for the application you are describing but perhaps you should consult with a licensed electrician to see if he or she could attach a plug and figure out how to stablize the fixture on the wall.
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The SYCOM whole house surge protector can do both. I installed one on my circuit breaker box will little trouble. I haven't yet had a lightning strike or surge, so I haven't had the opportunity to see it work.
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Two points on either side sounds like hanging rods form a triangular shape on the ends, no? Don't see a prob. I think 2 hanging rods could fit in eye of ceiling screw. Will have to check my rack; if I see a problem I'll get back to you. But even if screw eye can't accommodate 2 rods, you can always get creative w/ metal rings, etc.
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Theres wire hangers on each side that should let u hang it vertically. I knw i would do it that way if i used lights like that. If u measure right u can use both hangers instead of letting it hang from the one which one should hold it just fine. Hopefully this answers your question. Feel free to ask any other questions if u need to.
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It should be fine as long as the outlet isn't too far away from your shelf. I have mine hanging on a nail on the wall high up. The outlet is below where it hung it and off to the side.
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Yes, it is a two prong connection and works with my Beam wall outlet connection.
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I use a sturdy support beam in my basement. I'm willing to bet there's ceiling mounts you can get in the event you don't have a beam strong enough
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Should work fine if the ceiling joist is designed to handle the weight. (I've known some joists were decorative only.).
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2 would be fine. Lots of power here. Back wall pointed out. I have 8 of these and they are THE Best you'll find anywhere. All are over 5 years old. I use them everyday. Not a problem....ever.
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I think you're better off with two. It would hang from one but I wouldn't trust it to hold the weight. Better safe than sorry.
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It's two I got them to hang off my light pole. Make sure you get the right size. These were a little two big but I got them to work.
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You shouldn't have a problem but make sure you use a stud finder to place it under a beam or you'll have problems. There is a vaulted ceiling attachment you can buy and screw into your ceiling.
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David, We are building a new house. Its in but no permanent power to it yet. I will hook it up this weekend and experiment. I will try to respond to this again after I have info.
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Yes you can, however what I would do is bolt a 2x4 across the two studs and then bolt this to the 2x4. It will work great. God bless and have a great and safe week. let me know how it turns out. t
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This fixture would be a great choice for that application. It is designed to replace a 150w metal halide and from the second story this should work well.