could this be mounted overhead so that light hangs down rather than sconce mount as shown? light is overhead currently and hate the "flood" now
89814
I don't think you can install it on the ceiling. It's constructed in such a way that allows only wall installayion.
89815
Your question is hard to understand, but I think you want to hang this from a ceiling on a chain or something. The wires come out the back, but you could run them up the decorative banding and up the chain. It will look funny because you can't remove the wall mounting collar without removing the circuit board. That's where it lives. You could remove the circuitry altogether and just have a light controlled by a switch...that's what I ultimately had to do anyway because the fragile circuitry inside took a crap after only a year.
710055
The light has a thin fold-down bar that would let you hang it from a hook installed in the ceiling. It will hang 2 1/2 inches from where it is hooked.
366527
I think there is the possibility to make it shorter (pull up the cords inside the housing that attaches to the ceiling), however, you cannot make it longer. We have 12 foot ceiling and needed to extend conduit down about 2 feet to attach the light to in order to put it at a height that made sense.
1152836
Sorry, the fixture is mounted in my 2nd home and I won't be there until mid-May, again. I can save your inquiry and get back to you.
1398276
It depends how low they are hanging, but in general I would say no...you're better off having some stronger lighting.
116549
If you can create a bracket to hold the fixture it is possible. Otherwise as given it is only for flush ceiling mount only
2138005
Yes, this would be possible provided the sconce is large enough to accommodate for the screw in part. Suggest 4-5 inches in width to provide proper clearance. This is the setup I have with several outdoor sconces and it works well. The motion sensor part is not attractive for an indoor application. But that's more a matter of preference. I might suggest using a motion-sensing wall switch instead. These switches fit right in the wall and they replace your current light switch. I have these in several rooms in my house and love them. The benefit here, other than possibly being a more elegant solution, is that you could use it as an actual on/off switch manually or just let it do its thing with the motion sensor. One good one is by Enerlites.
2215503
No, it's structure wouldn't allow that. I think you'd have to build an angled box that provided a level place on the ceiling to mount it.
2052755
Yes, I have it mounted as a down light. In my opinion it looks better that way
900326
I had the same idea. I did get it to hang down a little further than this picture shows. But it is still just a slight bit tipped. The little piece at the top that angles downward and the lamp hangs from swivels too, so you can help adjust the angle that way.
2265237
I discarded the mount and used two electrician's wire ties to mount my light. Because the light is bigger in the middle, it can't slip out at either end.
1418897
Yes! I made mine so that they don't hang evenly - the one in the middle hangs the lowest, the two on either side are a little higher and the outer lights hang the highest so it looks like a "V" if that makes sense. I didn't want it straight across. You can tighten the wires in the fixture that mounts to the ceiling. Looks great, completely seamless.
1033798
no, I used a ceiling hook to attach it to the eaves of my garage. I use it as a yard light and it hangs down so you don't see the top part at all.
740539
The light can hang down from the ceiling as low or as high as you would like. There are three extension pieces of different sizes: You can use one or you can use them all. I don't have the exact dimensions of the pieces but I used only a combination of two of them and it worked perfect for us. I hope I answered your question! Good luck.
824283
I would think not because it has to hang straight down; not from an angle. We ended up returning the fan because the light casts dots on the surrounding walls. Really tacky. We called the parent company Ellington for design recommendations. They were very helpful. www.ellingtonfans.com
1957481
Hi Mike- Thanks for the question. It is a good question and we get asked it a lot. If you planned to use the flood light in an area where there could be people lingering around, I can't tell you that there isn't risk of someone taking it. Check out the F108-2R that we sell. It's the same price but can be mounted. It actually looks more commercial as well. We have installed it for commercial signs. We used 4" x 4" posts and drove it into the ground and mounted the light to that. There is 9' of wire going to the solar panel. We sell a bracket that would work, or you could come up with something on your own that many people do. If you have more specific questions about your application, you're welcome to message me directly. Thanks!
884533
It is specifically designed for a drop in ceiling. To mount it otherwise would require some substantial cobbling.