Is it possible to remove the light from its base? I want a light with an adaptable pin that will fit into the holder on my Lowery nededlework stand.
1619760
I have no idea, but I found this item unstable and quite unsatisfactory for my purposes
1619761
I looked up the Lowery stand and I am assuming that you have the light bracket. Notice that the switch is in the base, so you would have to rewire the lamp if you removed the base. This lamp also has a 5-watt bulb that is (was?) only available from OTTlite for about $30 with shipping.A Swing Arm type lamp will fit your bracket, have the switch in the right place and you can choose your bulb strength and type. If you don't want a swing arm lamp, then look for one with the switch at the top and not in the base, and realize that you will likely have to cut off the plug to thread it through the bracket, then wire in a replacement plug. I looked up the Lowery stand and I am assuming that you have the light bracket. Notice that the switch is in the base, so you would have to rewire the lamp if you removed the base. This lamp also has a 5-watt bulb that is (was?) only available from OTTlite for about $30 with shipping.A Swing Arm type lamp will fit your bracket, have the switch in the right place and you can choose your bulb strength and type. If you don't want a swing arm lamp, then look for one with the switch at the top and not in the base, and realize that you will likely have to cut off the plug to thread it... » Read More I looked up the Lowery stand and I am assuming that you have the light bracket. Notice that the switch is in the base, so you would have to rewire the lamp if you removed the base. This lamp also has a 5-watt bulb that is (was?) only available from OTTlite for about $30 with shipping.A Swing Arm type lamp will fit your bracket, have the switch in the right place and you can choose your bulb strength and type. If you don't want a swing arm lamp, then look for one with the switch at the top and not in the base, and realize that you will likely have to cut off the plug to thread it through the bracket, then wire in a replacement plug. « Show Less
1619762
I'm sorry, I can't answer your question, because I've never removed my light bulb yet...
1619763
I have not tried, but I don't think it's possible. The base itself is not very big.
511405
Yes, there is a lever (not pictured in the product image, though it would be just under the tail of the light) which allows you to remove the light rather easily by pressing the lever and sliding the light off of the holder. It is also worth noting that this quick release allows the light to snap into place, thus there is no worry of the light sliding free unintentionally as it is very secure.
1987497
Yes, the lamp fixture can be removed from the mounting clamp; mounting the clamp would be a true challenge if the lamp couldn't be removed. And the pin that fits into the clamp is 1/2", and additionally has a plastic bushing that has a diameter of about 5/8".
2027278
You can remove the base from the lamp with a simple turn of the set screw.. BTW.. this lamp is very good for the price..I bought it for a spare lamp.. but it is now my lamp of choice on my work bench.. good price..good lamp.. and good luck to you Dave..
1084652
No I wouldn't recommend that at all unless you can figure out a mounting method. The stand is really my only complaint - it's really cheap. I also bought a set of bulbs that do the same thing and put them in my ceiling fan. That worked awesome! Might be a solution to your needs. Light is good, stand sucks! :)
1544899
You cannot remove the light portion of the light. I have handwashed my cap with the batteries removed. Let dry before replacing batteries as instructions indicate.
2265237
I discarded the mount and used two electrician's wire ties to mount my light. Because the light is bigger in the middle, it can't slip out at either end.
486938
You would need hot shoe bracket (http://www.amazon.com/CowboyStudio-Flashlight-Umbrella-Holder-Bracket/dp/B0034WR19Y/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid;=1358820767&sr;=8-4&keywords;=light+stand)... I hope this helps.
748381
That isn't "exactly" the same light as the one I have but I'm guessing it will be close. Mine is...without the light-stand mount which, on my light, is detachable and can be attached to either side of the unit...14" L x9" W x 4 1/2" D
1406619
I built my own stand with aluminum poles at each end to suspend light. By the way, the light works great! Heavy gauge wiring and low heat.
1140459
Without the hot shoe adapter the light can't stand on anything. It's really a proprietary adapter anyway. But since the light is so inexpensive you might as well buy it if you only need a new adapter.
1892463
yeah u can mount this on a stand, but only if the stand has a 1/4 20 thread on top. you just unscrew the little cold shoe mount and theres a 1/4 20 tap on the bottom of the light.
549419
Touch modules mount in the base of the lamp. Touch lamps do not have a switch. Are you trying to modify a regular lamp to become a touch lamp?
1030125
To be honest i never tried putting on a different light. But i believe you could attach a shoe mount on it. Sorry if i didn't completely answer your question. i could send some pics, if that will help?
2151101
I haven't really looked so I don't know of any stand available. I don't know if you have the light yet, but to me, even though it is fairly large, it would be too short to use as a true floor lamp. All that being said, other than the problems with the provided clamp, this IS a great lamp for light intensity and adjustability.
1099841
Not easy. I had a friend do it for me and then I was bound and determined to do it my self. Turn to left. Disengage the pins, by turning until they let go. Look and see s shaped part inside bulb. Line pins up with light fixture. Make sure you turn off fixture. Good luck.
832874
Not sure I understand your question. I don't believe this is the case, but the stand is very good and the light works extremely well. I would highly recommend it.