what diameter light has to do thick bar serve?
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I have no idea what that means. I assume you are using a translator? Do you mean: "what bar does this work with, standard or Olympic?"If so, this Standard lock... Works with standard bars.
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I don't know the exact diameter but I have used these on all my barbells and dumbbells, even ones that are threaded, and they have worked fine. My bars would all be pretty standard...not large like you might find with professional weight lifting.
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I have the Troy Lite barbell which has a 1" diameter bar and the 1" Lock-Jaw Collar works perfectly. I think, as mentioned here, Olympic bars have a thicker diameter bar.
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You'll need brackets for pretty much any light you get. If you do get this light, make sure the brackets you get will work on a 52" bar. The seller doesn't know how to operate a tape measure.
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Normally a PAR20 provides more focused spot lighting (narrow width light). An R20 usually spreads the light more (wider dispersed light). That said there are some variations of beam widths for PAR20's. The R20 is almost an inch longer which also contributes to a wider light since the face of the bulb sits flush with most recessed fixtures.
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You could try a combination of products like the following: a handle bar light bracket for a 1" tube and a 2" truss mount with a post.KC HiLiTES (7300) Light Mount Bracket for 0.75"-1" Tube ClampAmerican Dj Narrow Clamp 2 Inch 360 Wrap Around Clamp Cast Aluminum
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I'd get the 16in light. The feet that rest on the rim extend to the edge of the fixture and you'll want even coverage of the entire tank.
56081
Nate Berkus said on one of his design shows that 36 inches between fixture and table is a good standard. That gives enough room for a centerpiece and still leaves it easy to change the bulbs. I bought this fixture and put a swag chain on it and hung it in my living room in the corner with a low wattage bulb to just have a little light in there. It's pretty heavy.
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I am not positive of the wire i used since it was from a previous set. I would guess it was 12 gauge or heavier. The fixture clip did not receive it well. A smaller wire would have fit better. The wir4e is so large I am having some intermittent issues where I must wiggle the wire to have the light come on.
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I used the following item, also from Amazon. (It suits my application just fine but it may not work for you. The bulb does extend out quite a bit from the reflector but I think that's always going to be the case with this bulb.): Bayco SL-301B4 8.5 Inch Clamp Light with Aluminum Reflector with Grip-Tite Super Clamp
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It will depend on how much illumination you prefer for dining. I added an inline cord dimmer switch so I could regulate the amount of light needed, which allows me to have a variety of light as needed.
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Hi there. My light,- the actual light bar itself, measures 22inches. It also has two metal prong/bars that extend from either side that fit over the top of the aquarium, that measure , in total, 36 inches. The extensions keep the light raised slightly off the top of the aquarium,probably for heat circulation. I didn't like the way the light hit my eyes, so I didn't use them. LEDs are pretty warm, and the top of my acrylic tank is now warped a it . Not a big deal for me. So, I think the 24to36 would be a good size, unless you want the light bar in direct contact with your aquarium top. The light is very bright, does that cool wave thing, and has supported my live plants well. The automatic on, off, of the white and blue lights is a perk I did not think I needed. But, it's great as a convenience, and easy to program. Hope this helps, if a bit wordy
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I used shrink tubing to make mine fit in my 25mm shotgun mount. With a remote pressure switch, it is a good light. The tailpiece light changes it to single mode operation. I.E it illuminates on high as long as the pressure switch is pressed.
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Each LED bar (3 lights on each) is 2-3/4 inch long 1.8" thick and 3/4" wide.
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Yep I ran into that. It has to be 1 inch. So wil will get a tactical light.
628663
You can get smaller diameter rubber o-rings at homedepot/lowes. The foam they use on the base of this light is slippery, I put a piece of old inner tube on the bottom of it, glued in place, and with the supplied o-rings it stays in place better. You could probably cut a ring of inner tube to hold it in place as well.
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Gary, the 15" Top Quality LED Bar will mount on any flat surface that provides enough horizontal spacing and enough (roughly 3.5 inches) depth for the brackets and LED to fit into. As you may already know, be prepared to drill four holes for the mounting bolts. I hope this responds helps.
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i would suggest the extra light, due to the fact you dont need so much stregth. But that is just my opinion. I use this for playing guitar. i use a medium stregth.
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I'm sorry, but I do not know. I returned the light bar shortly after ordering it. I never could get mine to work properly.