I have mini halogen bulbs recessed in a high ceiling. Is this small enough to grasp those bulbs?
370792
It should. It comes with an adjustable grabber and the suction cup for that. Hope this helps.
1100321
that shouldn't be a problem as long as the bulb is small enough. There is not a lot of room in the housing. Right now I have a micro cfl in mine.
1055548
These are great bulbs, just make sure your fixture can hold them properly. They are just slightly larger.
1679851
I would think this bulb would be OK for recessed can light, as long as you have a lens over it. This is not a spot but should work. These stay cool to touch never get hot.
787844
My guess would be probably not. The type of socket that the halogen goes into has an electrode on each side that the bulb touches. I've never seen an LED that would fit.
1727797
Yes, absolutely. This device has a smaller footprint for removing a light bulb than do small, narrow fingers. I have two fixtures where the distance between the decorative glass and light bulb is very narrow--the glass extends past the light bulbs and even narrows more past the bulbs. This device did not even touch the decorative glass on either fixture. I even had this device attached to a 10-foot long pole for one of the fixtures.
847665
I believe that the lightahead is a little bigger that a regular bulb. Also depending on how recessed the area is you might lose some of the spread of the light but I think it would still work.
1442758
Not sure what you mean by small can lights, however I have mine installed in a ceiling recessed can fixture. If you currently have br30 bulbs in your lights these should work fine.
1756635
They have metal loops that grip the bulb & are somewhat flexible. I have them on chandelier bulbs with a smaller base & it seems that they could handle something larger, but I am not sure if they could go that large.
101207
We have it in our recess light can fixtures on the ceiling. They are similar to incandacent in size and screwon connector.
156626
Yes as long as they fit your lamps. I use them in my kitchen ceiling, recessed, work well.
1478117
yes, they are fairly small and fit in (if you mean something like this http://www.amazon.com/Yosemite-Home-Decor-JK101-11SN-2-Light/dp/B003ARSZWU/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396141276&sr=8-1&keywords=ceiling+fixture), however enclosed fixture might diminish the output.
1023641
As long as it has a standard screw in bulb size like a regular light bulb. I did install the shorter mini bulbs so they would not stick as far out. I would say maybe it sticks out about 1 1/2 inches compared to the normal bulbs that I used to use. It still is under the fixture. These work great and are well made of ceramic. Glad I got them. Saving me money on bulbs.
1864753
As long as there is access to the bulb, it has a screw-in base, and is not screwed in TOO tightly, this changer should handle it without too much trouble. I have only used it on large recess bulbs but it worked nicely. I would suggest it and it sure beats getting out a tall ladder.
146112
No, the clearance from ceiling to top of the first bulb is slightly less than 1 inch, so while you may be able to recess the "can" slightly you won't be able to fully hide it.
1152277
If it fits into the lamp it will work. I used it on my cabinet lighting where there was plenty of room. I've installed similar items in my lamps with no issues but made sure they fit OK first.
1031218
I think you could bend it to fit but I'm not sure! I am using it on a smaller bulb.