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.

Input:
Question: can this light be mounted to the back of the frame?
Document: Nice device, provides enough light for a medium-size frame, but there are mounting brackets only on the back, which supposes one must drill holes in the wall, which one doesn't always want to do if someday you want to move or replace the picture. So I had to make a plate and attach it to the rear of the frame. An alternative mounting solution would be very useful
I find the light quality good for moderate sized paintings, up to 16x20. However, the light is designed to be permanently mounted to the wall above a picture, when as a portable light it is most useful if it could be attached to the painting frame. Light good - mounting options, bad.
This worked well for me. I used it on a sample 20x30 print display. I would give it 5 stars if it swiveled all the way around, so that I could directly mount it to the back of a frame. I use a easel for my display, so it would have been easier to mount this to the back of the frame, since there is no wall involved. The light itself worked quite well, provides good illumination. Good product.
The lamp base and light bar were not aligned and it is obvious when mounted above a painting. The concept is good but quality is not
absolutely the WORST product I ever purchased  gives off a dull greenish glow and will not light up any picture it is mounted above
I mounted it with a metal plate. It looks great and it lights the the picture perfectly. But the battery life is so short  that it is a deal breaker. I switched to a corded light.
A sad wimpy light that comes in packaging that once you have opened it, returning the item is almost impossible...but I will insist on sending it back. The description of the light is inaccurate...it is a cold weak light. The plastic of the casing supposedly looks like brushed metal- to me it looks very plastic. Waste of time and money.
The battery compartment will not hold the batteries. This is a non-starter. $25 wasted. Also note that unlike the 6 LED model, this one is wall-mounted, so if your goal is to avoid holes in the wall, this is not the one. But in any event it won't light because the battery compartment will not hold the batteries.
This unit could fill a great need to light art work wirelessly, but, the light is not bright enough for anything but a small frame 11 X 14 or less.It looks great and is easy to install, but the off / on switch is on the light, so you will need to always have access to it.
We have had this picture light in use for a number of months now. My fear was that the batteries would have to be replaced every week, or so, as we do use this fixture almost every evening. It is just as bright (excellent light) as the day we put it up. It was easy to attach to the wall (or we could have put it on the frame). The remote is easy to use and works equally well.
Answer: yes