How is it mounted? Or does it flap around with the wiring?
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You can mount it however you want. I originally had it mounted to the underside of my solar panel but later moved it next to the wall by my battery. I just used double sided foam tape.
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It's simple. It's mounted using 3m command strips. I've moved mine a few times. It was on two different places on my stainless fridge before it finally ended up on the wall in the kitchen. And any regular 3m strips will work if you decide to move it. Hope that helps!
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We mounted it on the garage wall. Instead of running it down the wall, I drilled a hole in the wall and ran the wire into the garage and down the wall to the junction box of the light it controls.
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It's as flush as can get with such a sturdy mount. You have to obviously make sure all your wires are don't obstruct the retraction. I ran the wires through the wall and down and it looks very nice when against the wall. One complaint I do have is that this mount is rigid with limited vertical tilting
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Hey Jim, My version didn't have a mounting option. When I reviewed it, this was one of the suggestions I made. I have put some double sided tape on it and it has been holding up pretty well.
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Hi Ross. I did it some time ago, but I seem to remember that there is a stainless mounting bracket (use butterfly anchors) and the unit slips over the bracket. I DO remember it was easy. THe unit is well made and will last. I have two of them.Best - Jahn in Cincinnati
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The mounting hardward is two brass screws with brass washer plates to mount against the back of the door. It attaches very easily and has held up just fine. This was a replacement for another door knocker so we did not need to drill any holes it fit just fine.Hope this helps?
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The mount goes in the middle with the wire running through it. Mine came with it, these lights are amazing for there size. I own 6 of them.
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Mine stopped working a couple months after buying it (wiring issue I think). As I recall, it is about eight inches unfolded (maybe 10). However, I would not mount it because it will mess up the wiring as well. I had hung mine off of a backpack with less jolting than a bike.
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No mounting bracket or hardware.. because you can mount it wherever you want. It comes with lights, wiring harness, switch.. Its dummy proof on the institution.
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I do not recall. I measured and drilled holes. I also expanded the previous mounting hole to accommodate the unit.
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It has mounting brackets. In fact it is better if you are right in between studs because the electrical outlet sticks out an inch or so beyond the edge of the plate.
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It is very low profile, if mounting under cabinet then there should be a lip on cabinet to hide wires. I got some gummed wire holders and used zip ties to tie down.
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Not sure what a mounting sleeve is. It does not come with a wiring harness.
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Yes, it can be mounted from the backside and that wiring can remain hidden inside the housing.
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I think it had a mounting template but the best way to install it was to hold it in place so you can observe how it operates/clearances etc.
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It is part of the wiring harness and it has a stem that will fit in about a 1/4 inch hole. You just pull of the knob and insert it through the hole you drilled and lock it down. But you do not have to mount it if you do not want to. It worked perfect for me because I also mounted a rocker switch so I can turn the speakers on and off.