Chandelier Swan
Chandelier Swan
Chandelier Swan
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About the Chandelier Swan
Are you fed up with the hassle of getting out the ladder every time a bulb in your chandelier needs replacing? If so, the Chandelier Swan is the solution you've been waiting for! This innovative tool easily connects to the end of your extension pole, simplifying the process of changing high upward-facing chandelier light bulbs. With two user-friendly styles to choose from, opt for the candelabra option for candelabra-shaped light bulbs (see compatible sizes below) or the round option for A19-sized round bulbs.
CANDELABRA BULBS
- C11
- CA10
- CA11
- B10
- B11
ROUND BULBS
- A19
The Chandelier Swan comes equipped with a set of tabs designed to prevent the bulb from falling out. Additionally, the Chandelier Swan comes with a stabilizing hook that attaches to almost any extension pole so that you can hold the light fixture still while you change out the bulb. Say goodbye to ladder climbing and hello to hassle-free bulb replacement!
How to use
To begin, identify a spot on the landing or stairwell that is in close proximity to the bulb(s) that require replacement. Then, correctly install the plastic tabs for either removing or installing the bulb. It's crucial to ensure that the tabs face outward when inserting them into the gripper end.
Next, attach the Chandelier Swan onto a 3/4’ threaded extension pole and securely fasten it using the provided thumb screw. Adjust the pole to your preferred length for removal, and if there are extensions, make sure they are securely locked in position. Prior to commencing the removal process, ensure that you have switched off the power.
Lastly, grip the extension pole with one hand towards the front, keeping a loose hold, and use your other hand at the base of the pole. Gradually lower the Chandelier Swan over the burnt-out bulb and let the tabs cover the entire bulb. Swiftly turn the pole counterclockwise to remove the bulb. When inserting a new bulb, rotate the extension pole clockwise. This efficient process eliminates the need for ladders and makes bulb replacement a breeze!
*Extension pole not included
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Easy to use
- High chandelier bulb changer
- Two styles to choose from
- Fits inside small shades
- Gentle grips for clean removal
- Can remove upward-facing lights
| SKU | 330-60-01 |
Questions & Answers
Have a Question?
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Will this work on CAC candelabra bulbs that have a bent tip? We have a large wagon wheel chandelier 20’ about the ground, bulbs are completely vertical with no shades. 54 bulbs, about 12 of which need to be replaced.
The Chandelier Swan candelabra version is compatible with the following bulbs.
- C11
- CA10
- CA11
- B10
- B11
We do not recommend using this with any bulb not listed as it could cause damage to the bulb.
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Can this be bent 180 degrees to access a bulb from the bottom of a lantern outdoor light fixture?
The Chandelier Swan can be manipulated, however you might find difficulty navigating if the bulb is under a shade facing upwards without enough clearance.
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Will this tool work on a C7 bulb?
The smallest bulb we would recommend for this tool is a C11, as a C7 might be too small and not gripped tightly enough for bulb changing.
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Does this work for round bulbs?
This tool will work for small round bulbs, but it works best and is sturdier with candelabra style bulbs.
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Hi. Is there a way to make this work for standard A19 bulbs?
The Chandelier Swan does not work for standard A19 Bulbs, we would recommend the Unger Sticky Fingers attachment instead.
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I have a chandelier approximately 14’ high. The bulbs are of standard size. I want to replace them (9 bulbs) with led bulbs. Will your product work for my needs? If not can you help provide me an avenue to purchase one that will work. I have photos if needed. Thanks
The Chandelier Swan comes with two different sets of grip tongs to accomodate bulbs that are Candelabra style in sizes C11, CA10, CA11, B10, and B11. If you are working with standard candelabra style bulbs (the pointy, candle-type bulbs), this should work well for your needs. As long as your LED lights also match the shape and sizes, this will work for replacement as well. You can also consider the Unger Sticky Finger Bulb changer which fits a large variety of light sizes, but might not offer the right angle to change the lights on a chandelier, in which case we would still suggest the Swan.
