Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: What is the distance between the socket base and fixture?  Trying to determine how much rod will show from our R-20 overhead can lights.
Document: We were looking for an easy way to make a spot light for a large photo in our entry way. We tried a recessed lighting eyeball fixture, but it did not give us enough flexibility to aim the light at the photo. This bullet shaped light extension was much easier to install and did give the needed flexibility to aim the light. We are very happy with the result.
I've been looking for a product like this one. We have can lights in the family room and I needed a way to highlight the mantle without ripping out the cans and replacing them. I found similar items, but they had exposed lamps; I wanted something that looked more finished. What a great solution! I opened the box, slid the attached cover down, screwed the extension into the existing can light socket, and slid the ceiling cover back up until it snapped in place snug against the ceiling.
Have recessed fixture above a shower area that threw very little light; added this and now the light is just great
We wanted a light on the picture over our fireplace. We put this in a nearby existing can light fixture and it works very well. If this is what you want to do, be sure to get a &#34;spotlight&#34; type light bulb. It concentrates the light on the picture.
It was exactly as I had hoped. We purchased (2). Helped us to redirect lighting over a fireplace area. Read directions regarding clicking noise when screwing the fixture into place. We thought something was wrong - but that's a safety feature. Wish we knew about this a few years ago.
Well made; but, a bit outdated and bulky, in today's marketplace. Also restricted in the types of bulbs it will accept. Thus, as noted by other reviewers, it's comparatively expensive versus competitors' products.
We used these to aim light at a podium in our meeting hall that has 9' ceilings. Did the trick, though I think they are a bit over priced.
Replaced the downlight @ my front door with this one... accented my beautiful Christmas wreath. Added window candles and had an easy beautiful holiday decorating season.
Purchased two of these for our church to add spots in a room where downlights were installed and overheads needed to be turned off to use projector. The GE 45133 Bullet Shaped R20 can extensions were good quality and very easy to install. Only caveat is that the maximum wattage is 75 watts, and the small spot R20 size bulbs typically only go up to 60 watts, so they're not as bright as you would think. That's why we got two of them.
Needed these to illuminate Christmas wreaths and swags on the front of my house and screwed these into existing floodlight sockets. They worked well with 10 degree spread R20 bulbs and I look forward to using them again next year. Very easy to install and remove although it was a little more difficult to get the R20 spot bulb in and out with limited side clearance. You may want to install the bulb first to avoid an accidental drop.
Answer: no