Do any of the changer tools work on bulbs that are parallel to the ground?
1363306
No you have to be directly underneath the bulb for this tool to work. There is another one that bends to a right angle that you would need to change a bulb that is parallel to the ground.
72123
Unger poles have an attachment which is threaded. The trrmination is the hollow end of the pole with a hole in the side for a spring loaded button that locks attachments into the pole. A screw mount for a bulb changer is useless since you can unscrew the sucker cup. A tip if bulbs are in a difficult location or up high use a thin coating of dielectric grease on the bulbs screw threads (it keeps the bulbs from sticking)
1350061
it depends on the light you have, some have a straight plug and some have a plug at a 45 degree angle, there are two different bulbs for the different plugs.
2033119
I believe so. My husband and I converted two commercial lamps with these pull switches. It was very easy to do. I hope this helps
2216875
At the time I purchased mine, there was no mention about floor lamps. Anyway, since I had already received the adapter and decided not to return it, I had nothing to lose by taking a sharp knife and cut off some plastic around the pin until it would fit. It worked. Do not cut off more than required for the pin may loosen up.
1246271
I have not tried this device on the newer "twist" type bulbs; however, it has worked on all sizes of floodlights and conventional bulbs. As for the newer textured finished bulbs, I have not had the opportunity to test this device on them.
1618360
Not sure as have not seen any bulbs as you describe. There are three seperate heads. One is for floodlights, then one for standard incandescent bulbs and another that has a suction cup on it for odd sizes. If it is the same diamenter of standard then that one should work or try the suction cup. The pole does not come with it but has standard threads that you can get at hardware store. Some rakes etc unscrew and you could then use that.
395338
THey work on anything I have that accepts those little plug type with the two wires... low voltage lights, etc... Slightly dimmer than the 11'smore like a 7 watt bulb....has 4 lights around the side and one in the center... probably wont go back to the filament bulb after using these...
2033592
It will only work most likely in the middle position. usually not low and not high. Similar with a regular non 3 way bulb
631206
Item "plugs" into a socket for a mr-16 bulb- commonly found in landscape lighting low voltage set ups. It has two prongs about a half inch apart on the base. Hope that helps
655559
The lights do not pivot up or down but can be inserted into the ground at an angle to point down rather than horizontally. I use them to illuminate a step on my patio and they work quite well.
1591837
I would say if yours have a standard size outlet for a regular bulb they would work and be suggested.
1377996
youd have to do some macgyvering to get that to work. i assume the bulbs upside down. i supose u could if it hangs on a chord but it would look kind of ghetto. plus youd have to make sure the bulb doesnt touch the shade. good luck with that one.
1433481
I guess it would depend on the width of the individual bulb. As you can see the sockets extend away from each other to offer more side room so that the bulbs don't touch. The bulbs I use are about 3 1/2 inches across and they are not even close to touching one another.
1815335
If you use the original support, yes. It has a bolt which allows you adjust it right to left, and up or down. However the original bulbs are on the dim side.
645083
There is no reason that this would not work that I can see. That said I have seen fixtures meant for that duty and they are different. Be aware that these are the absolutely most flimsy fixtures that I have ever seen. They work fine, and I bought cheap and got it. My ceiling is not uniformly flat. The fixtures flexed such that they don't stay closed and I had to tape them shut. Really something else. But they work fine and were cheap.
1876222
Sorry I didn't keep the old bulb from the floor lamp from Joanne's. The prongs Re a bit offset which is hard to tell in the picture.