Would this work for a light just on a table like a night light rather than just under the cabinet lights?
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You could use it on a table. You would not have to use the sticky back so you could more it around, Its almost like a very bright flashlight. I hope that helps.
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I don't see why not. If it is too bright a few layers of tissue paper will dim it down (craft glue to apply layers) without affecting the tap part of the light
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It would work on a table like a nite light but depending on how long the light is lit, you will be replacing batteries often just as you would with any battery operated device. I hope this helps you. Good luck.
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It's about as bright as a Christmas tree light. I don't think that's bright enough, but maybe!
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Yes it would but you would only need one light for that, that not all three. Hope that helps.
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I found that they didn't produce nearly enough light to be useful for something like under cabinet lighting, so I actually think they're better suited for use as a night light.
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It would probably work but the picture would be very dim, I do not think it is overly bright with the lights on dim.
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Yes, that's exactly what I use it for. You need to be able to position the lights at least about 3-4 feet from your face, otherwise they will overexpose. As long as you have that room (and I managed it in a very small area - they only take up about 2-3 square feet each), it'll work!
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no, i dont think it would. the light is only about 40watts and acts as more or less as a spot lite.
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Only if viewed from far away would this work - or as mentioned before screened by perhaps a small lip "hiding" the lights. I have installed these under my cabinets in the kitchen an this worked out very well - also I had mounted a few on top of my ceiling fans (pointing up to the ceiling) thus hiding the lights but producing an indirect lighting effect
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I suppose this could work, because the lights can be positioned to point downward. You would need a large enough space, however; since the light section is about 40" wide. Keep that in mind. I have mine on the ceiling, so it's hard to tell what it would look like on a wall, but I think it would work. Hope I've helped you.
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Yes it should be fine, but I think these are best for small items so I wouldn't use for much more than lights. You should get a piece of paper saying which one is which in the box
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Yes, I think the light kit would give enough light for use over a dining room table. Very pleased with fan and lgiht.
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I guess it would work in a covered area. The light isn't that bright though. Maybe equivalent to a very bright nightlight, but with larger radius.
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Absolutely not. I installed this fixture in my regular height dining room and the light is so bright I use my dimmer to lower the illumination. I think a higher ceiling might accommodate this light well as it gives off a bit of heat, and I am confident it will be well placed.
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Yes but take into account it may not provide enough brightness for you without a ceiling light, also.
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I would think that would be adequate, but not ideal. Many people put smaller LED striplights under kitchen cabinets to enhance the light for food prep. These lights would be too strong for that.
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The switch will need to be a 12 volt switch unless you wire the outlet (the one that the under cabinets plug in to) to a conventional light switch... then it would work.. but the outlet would have to be dedicated to the under cabinet lights only.
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No, it is not tall enough for a table lamp. it is more of an accent lamp and it only has a 40w bulb. It doesn't give off enough light and it looks better in the picture than in person. It looks cheap. I would not recommend this.
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This light set is meant to be used underneath a cabinet to provide more light on the counter. I don't think it would work on top of a bookcase.
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I put it on the ceiling in the hallway, and it works. It depends on how low your light holder on the wall, it won
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I am not sure I used mine for the light fixtures in my ceiling sorry I wasn't much of a help you could probably google it to see if others have used it for that