Since the lamp bulb is so close to the wall, an LED bulb is used as they don't produce heat the same way incandescent bulbs do. The critical part here is that the lamp is positioned high enough as to not break the plane of the triangle frame face, which would interfere with the acrylic cover and prevent the magnets from grabbing onto the frame, but to also make sure the lamp is far enough away from the wall to allow air circulation.
Check the back of the power supply unit, which will have the output voltage marked. If, for example, your power supply is 12V DC, it will not work with a 24V LED strip. The socket I used had a threaded mounting ring with a few openings which I used to feed a long screw through and attach to the wall. To troubleshoot, try the following steps: 1) Confirm that your power supplys voltage and current rating are compatible with your LED strip. Since the socket is hidden behind a frosted acrylic cover, the mounting doesn't need to be anything special. The lamp socket can also be attached to the wall, taking the weight of the cord from off the triangle frame and allowing the wall to hold the lamp separately. This frame is very light, so does't require much to keep it fastened to the wall, and certainly won't need drywall anchors.
With the frame positioned screws can be sunk through the drilled openings from inside the frame and into the wall.
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