Hardware

Secure, Steady, Shining

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    T5 Light Bar Cord

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    5 INCH SINGLE SQUARE VERTICAL TENON ADAPTER.

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    4 INCH SINGLE SQUARE VERTICAL TENON ADAPTER BOTTOM.

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    MOUNT 90 DEGREE BRACKET BRONZE TENON OUTSIDE.

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    T5 LIGHT BAR CONNECTOR

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    180 DEGREE DOUBLE ROUND BULL HORN WITH WALL MOUNT ATTACHMENT

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    SIDE ARM BRACKET FLUSH MOUNT FOR SQUARE POLE

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    FLOOD BRACKET GENERATION 4 SHOEBOX 150W

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    DIRECT WIRE IN PHOTOCONTROL

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    FLOOD LIGHT BRACKET THAT FITS THE 200, AND 240 SHOEBOX, TORSHARE

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    5” X 2 3/8” Triple Bullhorn Mount.

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    MESTER TRIPLE 90 DEGREE HORIZONTAL TENON ADAPTER

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  • This shoebox light mount is black, made of carbon
    Torshare Mount For Shoe Box Light

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FAQ

What is considered lighting hardware?

Lighting hardware refers to the various components and accessories used in the installation, support, and enhancement of lighting fixtures, such as mounting brackets, screws, connectors, bases, and more.

How do I know which hardware is compatible with my light fixture?

Always refer to our recommendations or product specifications.

How often should I inspect or replace lighting hardware?

It’s advisable to inspect lighting hardware during routine bulb changes or maintenance checks to ensure everything is secure and in good condition. Replacement depends on the wear and tear of individual components.

How do I ensure my lighting hardware is installed safely?

Always follow the manufacturer’s installation guidelines. If unsure, it’s best to consult or hire a professional electrician.

Can I mix and match hardware from different manufacturers?

While it’s possible, it’s essential to ensure compatibility in terms of size, functionality, and safety. It’s generally recommended to use hardware designed for specific fixtures.

Why might I need to upgrade or replace lighting hardware?

Reasons can include wear and tear, changes in lighting design, improvements in efficiency, or to meet updated safety standards.