can this be used for hanging lights?
1398836
I do not believe this item is intended as a hanging light. There are kits out there made specifically for pendant (hanging lights).
1398837
I bought them for table lamps and it seems to me that hanging them would be tricky. Certainly would not be a good idea to hang them by the electric cord.
1926201
Yes! That's what I wanted it for and it works great. Use it for accent lights and can be used for xmas lights.
678818
Yes it should be fine, but I think these are best for small items so I wouldn't use for much more than lights. You should get a piece of paper saying which one is which in the box
242318
As the other two respondents said, I believe you could ceiling mount it, but it would not hang as in the photo because the mounting screw is on the back. The sensor would be pointing downward and the light would be angled 45 degrees from how it is pictured. All in all, I doubt it would be a good idea. Additionally, since it requires an electrical mounting ( it is not battery operated) it would require running wire and installing the outlet in the overhang.
1801676
Yes, I was able to hang mine staggered from 18" to 30". Won't be a problem at all. Just change the bulb to halogen or LED. Bulbs are very bad. The bulb actually separated upon installation. Could be dangerous
2065376
If your LED fixture has hooks that you can latch onto, and it doesn't weigh more than 70lbs, should work just fine. Most fixtures have some sort of hanging hooks that come with them.
1065839
Yes u can hang on the ceiling. Use a strong piece of string to hang lantern. Attach hooks to the ceiling to help hold up the cord attached to bulb. I have to use extension cord in my case to light up the lantern.
1092761
They are used to hang your lights and fans yes. Instead of chains or whatever. They make it very easy to lower and raise your lights. I replaced all my chains with these. They work great!
566067
Yes it can. Each light comes with an assortment of different sized rods for customizing the height in which you want to hang the light.
582255
If your lights don't have the clamp or a wire loop then you won't be able to attach the lights... Most if not all lights for tanks have the clamp or wire loop, you could try to use a old wire coat hanger.... But you would have to find the right holes in the light for it, as you can't get the metal hanger in any of the electrical components.
1162425
I've used the smaller (not the smallest) hooks on my flat ceiling to hold up the middle of a strand of white lights that were strung from one wall to the other. It worked beautifully and held for three months (when we took it down). I would strictly follow the weight guidelines, even going under if possible, just to be sure. As long as what you're hanging has a loop or even a way to tie it on, it could work. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with hanging things like paper lanterns, lightweight garlands (tinsel, silk flowers, small patio lights), or any very light decor. I wouldn't use them for potted plants (way too heavy) or anything that could harm someone or break if it fell. Good luck! I've used the smaller (not the smallest) hooks on my flat ceiling to hold up the middle of a strand of white lights that were strung from one wall to the other. It worked beautifully and held for three months (when we took it down). I would strictly follow the weight guidelines, even going under if possible, just to be sure. As long as what you're hanging has a loop or even a way to tie it on, it could work. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with hanging things like paper lanterns, lightweight garlands (tinsel, silk flowers, small patio lights), or any very light decor. I wouldn't use... » Read More I've used the smaller (not the smallest) hooks on my flat ceiling to hold up the middle of a strand of white lights that were strung from one wall to the other. It worked beautifully and held for three months (when we took it down). I would strictly follow the weight guidelines, even going under if possible, just to be sure. As long as what you're hanging has a loop or even a way to tie it on, it could work. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with hanging things like paper lanterns, lightweight garlands (tinsel, silk flowers, small patio lights), or any very light decor. I wouldn't use them for potted plants (way too heavy) or anything that could harm someone or break if it fell. Good luck! « Show Less
1848011
I did use one to hang a two bulb light but had a problem keeping the fixture from swinging,when I addeda second hanger it was perfect balance....personally I would always use two..
112640
Yes you can hang anything from a track if you're willing to rewire for a track connection. But why would you do that? The whole point of this light fixture is to give it an industrial YET old fashioned look.
1463873
no. It is a hardwired fixture without hangers or switch, I put in a switch before running the hot wire to the fixture, I used it for a undercounter light.
2147011
There is no way to hang it vertically, the silver part rests on the hanger and there is a small gap between the wall and the white part of the light so if you attempted to hang it vertically it would just fall straight down to the ground
1213251
I guess it could, i mean you could force it hang with tape or something. However the cord length is short, so you wouldn't be able to get it too high unless your outlet was high up.
455565
yes you can, and yes... youll need something to attach this fixture. depending on where youll hang it you can use from cable ties to even masking tape... the best for you would be to buy C-clamps and screw them up to the fixture's bracket. with these youll be able to move the fixture sideways and up and down as you please... if you tie the light's bracket down directly on the tree youll only get 1 of the axis to work for you... get the clamps...