i feel really silly.... but how does this thing attach to the lamp? i see how it plugs into the wall, but where does it attach to my lamp...???
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Notice on the back of the plug, there's a female socket. Your lamp plugs into this plug that then plugs into the wall. Think of it as the way you plug in more than one strand of christmas lights.
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You plug the male end of the cable into the outlet and the lamp cable plugs in behind it, you can see in the picture on the male piece that there is also a female piece(two slotted holes) integrated into the same piece.
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Put a piece of double sided tape on the back of the switch, then stick it to a smooth, flat surface. Not elegant, but functional.
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Yes, Just plug it into an outlet, and then your lamp etc into it. very Easy!
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It plugs into an outlet. The wire interweaves with the chain which you drape over to the wall above the outlet and then it flows down to the outlet. There will be extra chain and wire to deal with but no problem. I love my lamp, and I have 3 all together plus a matching one over the dining room table.
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HI, its on the cord at the bottom of lamp, can maybe sit on base of lamp, not quite in the right spot to hit with your foot unless it is in a completely clear area. I have it next to my couch and wall and is difficult to reach at times. Other than that, lamp is fine
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Just took one apart to be sure of how it is wired...There are black and white wires coming off the back of the porcelain lamp holder...These leads are permanently affixed to the lamp holder and will use wire nuts for connections...There are no screw connections for the wires on the lamp holder...Also, there is a very small "allen head" set screw that secures the guard to the housing...Back it out so the guard will screw on/off easily...I found some red glass globes for my lights...They do tighten down ok with a little care...The guard keeps them in place...Respy, Capn Carl...
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It's been awhile, but the lamp body has a separable mounting bracket. Slide the bracket off the body, screw the bracket to the wall, then re-attach the body to the bracket. I believe there is a set screw that must be loosened on the side of the body, then tightened to secure the two together.
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I think I was initially confused too. The lamp is not that fragile so don't worry. Feed the wire through and you may have to pull the lamp shade a little forcefully to get it to clip on the metal piece but it will stretch!
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No, it plugs right into an ordinary wall outlet. If you order one, please note that you MUST tighten the arms with a coin or something so that it will remain in the position you choose. Otherwise it tends to drop back down. 2nd also....read the instructions because it WILL NOT turn on unless you have the arm extended to a certain position when pushing the 'on' button. It's a safety feature. I ordered this lamp from QVC and paid more than double. I returned it when I saw the Amazon price under $30. Use it often and it's well worth it.
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I dont know, I didnt need to do that. I have mine screwed into a double light holder that is attache to the house. I love it and still working.
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Think of the two moveable portions of the lamp as your arm. The "forearm" contains the row of lights; the "upper arm" contains a strip, about 3 inches long, that is the actual touch strip, placed just above the "elbow" of the lamp. I'm going to buy another of these lamps as soon as I can, I just love the thing!
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Actually I don't know what you mean! But----the lampshade is attached by squeezing in the 2 spindle type things and setting them in the slots and sliding a little cover down over them. Hope this helps!
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Not sure, I plugged it directly into the wall! I only wanted to control lamp not clocks.
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Ceiling lamp, no wall plug. We hooked ours to a dimmer switch and I LOVE mine! Hope this helps...
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Simply put the lamp plug into the wall outlet after you install thelamp to the wall and let there be light! Easy......
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Elizabeth, it's a strange brass screw. I don't know what to call it. I suspect you could find a comparable lamp with that screw at a used clothing/house hold goods store, like Goodwill or Habitat for Humanity, or even at Home Depot or Lowes. Or do a Google search for Bankers Lamp parts. Good luck.
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It is a 'plug in table lamp. I don't quite understand why the pictured one appears to be a hanging lamp. Four to five feet is usually adequate for a table/desktop type lamp. If you need more cord than use an extension cord. If you are going to hang the light more than five feet from the ceiling then if probably should be rewired by someone who knows what they are doing - although it isn't that difficult. I've purchased probably a dozen lamps of that type and this one is by far the most beautiful of all and at a more than reasonable price. charlie b
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Not a dumb question. The "usb port" is actually the pressure sensor switch option that triggers the light on when pushed. This is typically is placed near the trigger and therefore your cord connects from the light itself to the "usb port." I believe this light has the option of using the pressure sensor or using a switch on the light itself. Either way it's a nice feature but I prefer the pressure sensor mounted by my trigger so its a matter of touch. Hope this answers your question.