Is there any way to add a back can reflector, or barn doors, so that the light from the bulbs only goes forward?
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yes, there is a built in umbrella mount that you can mount a reflector on. it also has a adjustable light stand holder.
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I have mine mounted dead center front to back. They produce a lot of light and I can't imagine it would be compromised much setting them back further. Hope this helps, they are a great product.
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Well, the 3 bulbs on gives quite a bit of light, but you have to remember that the shades are opaque so no light comes through them, therefore the light is very directional.
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I found the following light bulb, which appears might do the trick: http://www.elightbulbs.com/Halco-09104-R14INT25-R14-Reflector-Flood-Spot-Light-Bulb&source;=GoogleBaseCSE?gclid=CO2u9aOpwsMCFW5o7Aod0TcA9g. Good luck!
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I have regular old soft white light bulbs in there. I like the way it looks. we do have it on a dimmer so we can have it bright or "moody"
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Cut a hole in the center of an aluminum pie pan large enough to stay away from the Edison threads. Then put the base of the bulb through the hole and screw it into the socket. This will reflect the light down, and in the case that it is in a barn, it also protects the bulb from some of the bird droppings. That's the way we do things out here on the "farm".
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There is a helpful video on YouTube for this. Just enter product name in the search. It was helpful to me that they showed best way to mount the reflector: put it on the socket first with logo positioned on the side as when the light is in the upright position. Then add the wire rods with the velco'd corner one going last.
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The blacklight tube will probably put out more light in general, but this Sunlite bulb you can put it in a directional lamp holder like I did, to only have the blacklight pointing in only one direction.
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yeah im sure you could figure out a way to set it up. although you may have to remove your existing light hood and maybe get a glass top.
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Simply pull the mental bars protruding on both sides of the light. It is designed to be adjustable. Might need to apply more force if it feels too tight to pull.
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Install facing the the roomYou may need to remove the reflector in some puck lights to get a fit.If not bright enough, and under cabinets, consider adding LED adhesive strip lights.
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No. If I recall correctly, the bulb base (the metal part) is somewhat obscure and only comes in one or two wattages. The best thing to do is add track light or recessed cans on a separate switch (like I did), but another option is to simply use floor lamps.
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There is no reason why you couldn't. The directional lights will make it easy for you to illuminate exactly what you want. You can even do the simple Velcro installation in lieu of screwing it in, since you don't have gravity working against you.
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No, it is meant to fit in a round box or a box with a square to round mud ring. Not meant as a retrofit for existing can lights.
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No Back-lite, but if you are DO IT YOURSELF person, you can put the light yourself check this blog: http://www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/uni-t-ut61e-multimeter-teardown-photos/
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No, not unless there is a way to do it that I have not figured out. Every time the lights come on they are in strobe mode, which I have found to be the only complaint I have with them.I will try to find the materials that came with the bulbs and If I learn differently, I will report back.
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I switched out the bulb for an LED one and used the on/off feature. There might be something like this for three way bulbs, I did not search.