Do you have to use the support brackets or can the fixtures rest soley on the canopy glass?
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I don't use the brackets because the fixture is a little to long for my aquarium. I do just barely have it laying on the top edge which is pretty close to being on the glass
1148229
I'm not sure. I use the brackets I feel the extra hight gives better light dispersion.
1148230
I have mine sitting flat over open water. My tank is never filled to be brim though. The acrylic cover over the bulb lets you do that, plus it's closer to the surface. I have had two of these for 2+ years and one went bad when I smelled a burning scent from it. Not sure if it's an easy repair or junk now but the other one has replaced it and it's running fine on my 75.
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YES, though the included mounting hardware may not work. If you have a full glass top, it can rest on that.
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The glass slides down and is held by part of the metal frame at the bottom. I imagine you could mount it sideways, but the bulbs would be visible as the top side is not enclosed
2245893
The curved canopy atop of the pole is the space that covers the bulb; and it is coated metal with no need for glass. The bulb sits horizontally, and there is room for a shorter LED bulb; not up to three inches though
1610789
Install the fixture first and then the globes. You have to kind of put the globes on like a puzzle. But, it is worth it because it is a beautiful fixture.
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You could use them, you would need 3-4 brackets depending on the load. They provide little plastic stickies to shim for the thickness of glass.
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You will need to purchase brackets separately. They are inexpensive and available here on Amazon.
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I do not use the brackets with the Cygolites, but it appears they are compatible with a wide variety of LED lights that are on the market since the attachment is a simple screw. Some lights have small machined lines that need to be filed off so the bracket fits flat. The bracket is very sturdy and stands up well.
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Yes, you need some kind of base on which to mount the bracket. And be sure to follow the directional arrows on the unit (if it's the same model I purchased). I hope it will work for what you need, but a sun room is a good location for one of these
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It has 4 support bars slide them together and hang your lights,i have 2 6's and the wide hoods with the temp.glass a lot of weight & works great
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It is a metal frame that supports the tent and I hung the lights from that. Pretty sturdy but if your plants get huge it doesn't seem to hold many. Hope this answers your question.
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There are no brackets with the speakers. I have my speakers on stands. There are parts that come with the speakers to be used with the stands.
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The brackets slide in and out of fixture so it will sit right on the black frame. You don't really need a glass top. I have 48 inch tank so it fits perfectly.
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I don't think so. I appears to me the brackets are placed in the wall and the shade mounts on the inside of each bracket. Hope this helps.
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We used the stand from a halogen worklight assembly (the kind with two lamp fixtures). We just removed the fixture assembly (which is attached with a wingnut) and replaced it with the spot, which mounts via a single hole in the center of the bracket. Because it is relatively lightweight, we had no problems. And, yes, it's a great light, especially for the price.
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No brackets are needed. Everything you need comes with the speaker. You simply cut the hole in the ceiling using the template provided. The clamps on the speakers grip the sheetrock. Very easy installation if you follow instructions.
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This is surface/flush mount. You may not use a chain to offset mount the fixture