Can this light be mounted under an eve / soffit? In other words; can it be mounted underneath the gutters on the soffit? Some lights are for wall mounting only? Is this one of them?
1251965
Yes they can be mounted underneath the gutters on he soffit. The only warning of any kind in the instructions is they not be mounted on a pole that sways in the wind.
1251966
Yes, I have five of them mounted under the soffit on the corners of the house. I have one that is also mounted on the wall at the garage. One is actually mounted 27' from the ground and it also works great for detecting motion on the ground. You can also install them in parallel so that if one triggers, the other one will also go on. This way you can light up the whole end of the house if either detects motion. These are great lights- I highly recommend them.
1251967
Looking at my installations, I would say yes. There is quite a bit of flexibility regarding the arrangement of the lights & sensor. As an aside, I've got four of these installed & am very pleased with the results..........jim
134745
Yes. It mounts as any pendant lighting fixture would mount. It requires a 4" electrical box, round or square, mounted firmly in/on the ceiling. It includes a mounting bracket to attach to the electrical box, and a box cover. You attach the mounting bracket onto the box with the 8-32(?) screws typically supplied with the electrical box. Place the box cover over the wire. You then attach the three wires, green (ground), white (neutral), and black (line) to your 120VAC source wires in the box. Attach the cover, and test by applying power to the box. You may shorten the SJT cord, if desired, when installing. Yes. It mounts as any pendant lighting fixture would mount. It requires a 4" electrical box, round or square, mounted firmly in/on the ceiling. It includes a mounting bracket to attach to the electrical box, and a box cover. You attach the mounting bracket onto the box with the 8-32(?) screws typically supplied with the electrical box. Place the box cover over the wire. You then attach the three wires, green (ground), white (neutral), and black (line) to your 120VAC source wires in the box. Attach the cover, and test by applying power to the box. You may shorten the SJT cord, if... » Read More Yes. It mounts as any pendant lighting fixture would mount. It requires a 4" electrical box, round or square, mounted firmly in/on the ceiling. It includes a mounting bracket to attach to the electrical box, and a box cover. You attach the mounting bracket onto the box with the 8-32(?) screws typically supplied with the electrical box. Place the box cover over the wire. You then attach the three wires, green (ground), white (neutral), and black (line) to your 120VAC source wires in the box. Attach the cover, and test by applying power to the box. You may shorten the SJT cord, if desired, when installing. « Show Less
552600
Works great under a streetlight . I have mine under a ledge so sheltered but looks weather proof...ish!
2044934
The light comes with a bracket which can be tilted up or down. The light pattern is wide, so if you mount this light high, you will illuminate a large area. You will need to build your own mount for this light as it is heavy and DOES NOT come with a mounting bracket. I built my own quite easily and for the price was well worth the minor effort.
1070151
Yes. It is easily install under an eve or on the side of the house. Mine are under an eve
1117025
Hello,We are not sure how heavy of a sot box this light will hold. The mount is plastic. Thank you.
2242537
i've had mine mounted on a light post on my roof pointing down. it is really bright & i am really happy with my decision to replace the 300watt halogen light that was in it's place. i think the light (since it is white) is even brighter than the halogen. most likely b/c of the kelvins
1752402
I mounted mine under the eaves of house ,on the soffitt. They work at about any angle.
1968862
I suppose it could be with limitations,. The light can be adjusted up and down. I believe they are made for wall mounting though, which how I mounted mine, under a soffit. Good product,
1772041
I can't answer that as I mounted the lights away from the wall, about 1 1/2" back from the front edge of the upper cabinets. I thought mounting like this put the light closer to the working areas of the countertop below and minimized shadows from anything on the counter top (like the coffee maker). I can tell you these lights are very bright and we often use just these and not our overhead lights when working in the kitchen. Also, they are so small and thin, you can put them about anywhere without seeing them. We've had them installed over a year now and they still work perfectly. For under cabinet lighting, I would highly recommend these. I can't answer that as I mounted the lights away from the wall, about 1 1/2" back from the front edge of the upper cabinets. I thought mounting like this put the light closer to the working areas of the countertop below and minimized shadows from anything on the counter top (like the coffee maker). I can tell you these lights are very bright and we often use just these and not our overhead lights when working in the kitchen. Also, they are so small and thin, you can put them about anywhere without seeing them. We've had them installed over a year now and they still work perfectly. For... » Read More I can't answer that as I mounted the lights away from the wall, about 1 1/2" back from the front edge of the upper cabinets. I thought mounting like this put the light closer to the working areas of the countertop below and minimized shadows from anything on the counter top (like the coffee maker). I can tell you these lights are very bright and we often use just these and not our overhead lights when working in the kitchen. Also, they are so small and thin, you can put them about anywhere without seeing them. We've had them installed over a year now and they still work perfectly. For under cabinet lighting, I would highly recommend these. « Show Less
1630726
Yes - you can mount the light anywhere as long as the solar panel is exposed to the sunlight - the cable is 3 feet long. I mounted my light inside the carport with the sensor point out to detect anyone walking into the carport. I am amending my review on this light - it worked for 2 weeks and now it has failed.
1184413
This is a wall-mounted light that cannot hang. It is hard-wired for a wall switch. I believe there is an option to have it actively switched on the sconce with a pull chain, but Ii had my electrician install mine the other way.
1967306
I didn't install the fixture - an electrician handled that task as part of new house construction. The fixture hangs about 3 feet from the soffit.
22940
I just went and looked at the light. I think the bracket will swivel enough to mount the light under your eave.
187482
Yes it is either wall or ceiling mountable. If your junction box is on the ceiling it will mount fine there. I have mine ceiling mounted under my soffit and it works flawlessly. Just make sure to point the side with the photocell light sensor away from the wall.
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!
987662
Yes, can be wall or eve mounted. You'll need to rotate both sensor and lights as they are positioned for wall mounting out of the box.