How do you install these? Glue them down? Or just set them over light?
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If you want to keep them from moving, you can run a bead of spray foam around the baseline I did. I also placed insulation around it to prevent me jostling it out of place. I like to keep the top easily accessible so it can be found later.
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I just put them over the light. I had to cut slots for the wiring. They are heavy enough to stay in place.
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I just set them down over the light canisters and then placed insulation over them. This was a retrofit as the canisters were already installed and I put these in later when remodeling.
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Clear out any insulation around your cans and use spray foam to attach them to the floor of your attic. I just sprayed a circle the diameter of the cover and sat them in the spray foam. Some places you may have to cut them but they cut easily.
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like the others have said, just set them on over the can and then cover with insulation. my son had moisture coming from his non-IC can, installed these and...no more moisture!
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No there isn't any instruction.. but its very easy to change those lights. . You wouldn't have to break anything. .you need a flat had screwdriver And just be gentle..
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They came with a wax block that u attach to the bottom and light. Just make sure you attach securely before lighting, as they fall off easily.
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I put mine on top using Toyota factory brackets. Note they are very heavy lights.
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After setting mine up I noticed only two small holes, to turn on the system. Other than that, there doesn't seem to be any way of "adjust / modify" the light. Instructions said nothing about this adjustment either. Hopes this helps.
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Depending on the metal border around your lights, you can put them on and stretch them out enough so that they don't droop. If that makes any sense...
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Hey I bought these lights for the fire dept. depending on your state laws and regulations you can either put them in the front of your dash and either tape them in or glue them I'd recommend tape because the sun will eventually decompose the adhesive structure I actually did that but I bent it into the top part of the windshield frame and two in the back window of my pickup. If you have any questions you can email me I set them up multiple ways Zack Zdfowler12@yahoo.com
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We hung them outside of the light (we have parabolic, three light fixtures). It looked a little too "drape-y" so we went with plastic light sleeves that cover the bulb themselves.
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Sorry, I don't know the answer to that. Mine was a custom installation where I had to glue them in place.
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they supply a inexpensive tape. be ready to replace with better double tape or glue. I switched to another system of lighting.
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Anywhere u want. They are sealed except where the two wires exit. Glue or silicone that spot on lamp assembly. Mount by drilling holes where the back portion of light is. Mount after u add the wire for length.Black to common groung. Red to battery positive, when ign. Key is on. Find the positive under hood area.Leds are Very small power drain. Will noy affect any other componets.Good luck.I have used four on different instalations. Last well. Very inexpensice for zdded safty benifit.
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Just drill a big enough hole for the wire to go through. Then simply put the wire through and silicone the hole on front and back side. Line them up and screw them in. Lights work great. Just make sure you have them mounted below the water line:)
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I put them on 4x4 fence posts. Set them on the post without screws, mark around the bottom, put Duck Tape on the post just above your line (I used 3 wraps), then attach lights. I hope this helps.
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I would use Duco Cement to glue the plastic clips that come with the lights to the aluminum shelf and after the cement is dry and set snap the lights into the clips.
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I had to put mine on a few different ways until it looked right. YouTube probably has videos on how to put them on. Sorry I couldn't be of any more help
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The lights are on an oval handle type thing at the top. You need to make sure and push it down all the way.
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You could use small flat head screws to fasten the holders, then the lights just pop into place. I did that with wooden cabinets. You Might have to pre-drill the holes. surprisingly they give off a lot of light.