💡 Change bulbs like a pro—no ladder, no stress, just shine!
The Mr. Longarm 3002 Spotlight Bulb Changer is a lightweight, non-conductive tool designed for effortless indoor spotlight bulb replacement. Featuring a patented quick release mechanism and compatibility with extension poles, it ensures safe, precise, and extended reach access to A15 bulbs with E26 bases, making bulb changes faster and safer.
Brand | Mr. Longarm |
Light Type | spotlight |
Special Feature | Patented quick release design, Non-conductive |
Bulb Shape Size | A15 |
Bulb Base | E26 |
Incandescent Equivalent Wattage | 6 Watts |
Specific Uses For Product | Spotlight |
Light Color | white |
Voltage | 120 Volts |
Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
Number of Items | 1 |
Shape | Tubular(T) |
Material | Plastic |
Model Name | 3002 |
Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
Controller Type | Push Button |
Included Components | Hardware;Fasteners & Hooks;dowel-screws-and-hanger-bolts |
Power Source | Manual |
Color Rendering Index | 80 |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Light Source Type | spotlight |
Item Weight | 0.01 Ounces |
Product Dimensions | 5.21"W x 1.91"H |
Bulb Diameter | 5.21 Inches |
Control Method | App |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00039932030021 |
Manufacturer | Mr. Long Arm |
UPC | 039932030021 |
Part Number | 3002 |
Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
Item model number | 3002 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Color | Blue |
Special Features | Patented quick release design, Non-conductive |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | 1 year warranty. |
A**D
Mr. Longarm 3002 Spotlight Bulb Changer
I bought this to help replace a flush mounted spotlight at church. Then the pastor found a long pole to screw it onto. I drilled a hole threw it and used the included clip to keep it from unscrewing. WORKED PERFECT!
M**N
it wouldn't attach itself to bulb( no suction). using an extinction it wouldn't hold the bulb
should be discontinued before some one gets hurt by a falling bulb.
R**R
Wonderful tool.
The instructions were worthless. There is a black plastic part that blocks a wand from being screwed in. The first thing I did was remove it. I used a wand that I had and put the suction cup on it. To make sure I had good suction, I wet the cup a little first and tested it on a bulb before unscrewing the bulb I wanted to take out. To loose the suction from the bulb just pull up on one of the little tabs.I do the same to put a bulb in. Wet the cup some, attach the bulb and screw it in. To release the suction, bend the pole gently to the side until the suction breaks.The manufacturer should learn how to use their product and include a good set of instructions with it and they would have a really good product.
S**E
works great
This product works great. I screwed the device on to a broomstick and used it as an extension and changed the light bulbs, it worked and was easy to use. It stayed attached to the bulb until I pulled it off. Easy to use, easy to remove, and replace bulbs.
P**L
Needs a MUCH Larger Suction Cup
And one that actually provides a degree of suction too. The suction cup is so small and so flexible that it pops like an umbrella in the wind and you're left with .... well, an open umbrella.
B**M
Worked for some bulbs, but not sure I'd trust it to not drop the bulbs
I tried changing out a bulb with this. It screwed on easily to a pole (not included), and it seemed to have suction power. When I tried to pull a flood light bulb out of a fixture, it eventually came out, but then it fell off the bulb, leaving the bulb dangling and when I brought the tool down, it seemed to have lost it's suction power, even after cleaning it and wetting it a bit. At that point, I decided to just rescrew the bulb as much as I could and I hope I didn't loosen it too much that it might just fall out now (it still lights up perfectly fine now, I was trying to swap it out for and LED bulb).
J**Y
It works
Good tool.. did the job.
D**Z
Dont Buy
Cost way too much not to work.
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