Can this be mounted on the eave instead of a wall mount?
1731879
Yes, I replaced an old flood light with this one that is mounted to the eave of my house. It has been eight months with no problems.
1731880
Our handyman had helped us do exactly as what you just asked about. An electricity power cord/cable was run through our garage wall, under the roof to an 'outside' aluminum electrical box mounted on a rafter extension, near the wall. Then, from this box, a 4"-round 'outside' aluminum electrical box is hung with a short metal conduit or a 1/2" pipe nipple, almost vertically downward, at about 8" below. As such, the twin flood lights and motion-detection sensor can be mounted onto this round electrical box with adequate clearance [ to avoid blocking ] of any adjacent roof facia board there.
1731881
Our handyman had helped us do exactly as what you just asked about. An electricity power cord/cable was run through our garage wall, under the roof to an 'outside' aluminum electrical box mounted on a rafter extension, near the wall. Then, from this box, a 4"-round 'outside' aluminum electrical box is hung with a short metal conduit or a 1/2" pipe nipple, almost vertically downward, at about 8" below. As such, the twin flood lights and motion-detection sensor can be mounted onto this round electrical box with adequate clearance [ to avoid blocking ] of any adjacent roof facia board there. Our handyman had helped us do exactly as what you just asked about. An electricity power cord/cable was run through our garage wall, under the roof to an 'outside' aluminum electrical box mounted on a rafter extension, near the wall. Then, from this box, a 4"-round 'outside' aluminum electrical box is hung with a short metal conduit or a 1/2" pipe nipple, almost vertically downward, at about 8" below. As such, the twin flood lights and motion-detection sensor can be mounted onto this round electrical box with adequate clearance [ to avoid blocking ] of any adjacent roof facia... » Read More Our handyman had helped us do exactly as what you just asked about. An electricity power cord/cable was run through our garage wall, under the roof to an 'outside' aluminum electrical box mounted on a rafter extension, near the wall. Then, from this box, a 4"-round 'outside' aluminum electrical box is hung with a short metal conduit or a 1/2" pipe nipple, almost vertically downward, at about 8" below. As such, the twin flood lights and motion-detection sensor can be mounted onto this round electrical box with adequate clearance [ to avoid blocking ] of any adjacent roof facia board there. « Show Less
1788046
No you cannot. Mount it normally with sturdy bracketsand a piece of plywood secured to the house under the AC.then fill the space above with a clear acrylic sheet from Home Depot.
380410
It is not designed to be mounted on a wall. It could probably be done but the weight needs to be supported by the base at the bottom.
1225214
No, because of the way the mounting arms are designed, it is strictly to be mounted to the wall. You are better off investing in a different model.
683869
Absolutely. It is easy to do it anyway you want. The mounts are on the four corners and can even be drilled into the wall so it hangs at an angle. Have fun!!
334252
Yes, it can. Mine is installed in the wall with the wall mount. You can purchase the item without the wall mount too just depends where you buy it from.
1235295
Sorry. But we have not considered mounting on wall. I believe it can be done as long as you don't mind hanging wire/s. Also you need to access the various Ports provided on the back of the Unit.
323718
It mounts flat to the SIDE of something like a wall or the exterior side of an eave. It is not meant to be hung either upside down or from a celing. I am sure it would still work, but my concern would be the sensor would be pointing straight down. You would have to be underneath it for the sensor to kick on.
1397711
I dont think it was meant to be mounted on a wall but if there is a will there is a way. You could drill a small hole on its sides very slowly and use a screw on each side to hold it up next to ur wall. Good luck.
219632
Hello, this can not be mounted on a wall-mount. There are no holes for mounting.
2107068
No, it's just for ceiling. If you did wall mount it you would have to get really creative at a hardware store about how to hang it.
133544
I've been looking at mine. It would be difficult to mount this style under the eaves. That would put the motion sensor above the fixture, and upside down. Even if you reversed it, the light would effect the operation. If you purchased switched controlled unit...not motion sensor, then you could reverse the lights, and make it work.Hope it helps.
1265313
Yes you can. Just make sure it's very well supported. I bought a ceiling mount and it works extremely well.
2146731
You can as the back is open accept around the edges and you could hang the unit from a couple of drywall screws. However, there is no specific holes in the plastic for mounting.
1131825
If you are super handy, maybe. Me, I wouldn't try. Doesn't come with anything to assist a wall mount. You'd have to figure it out. My father probably could have done so but he was pretty smart with such things! Good luck, Victoria
1588988
Yes, it can be wall mounted. Nothing came with it to mount it though. That is an additional expense. Hope this helps.
2177743
Yes it can i bought a cheetah mounting system for mine and have it on the wall.