Can u use the wall switch with these.I want to replace the light over my table.
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This is a great light and you must understand that this light is powered by 12 volt electricity, not your standard household 110 volt. So with this said, yes you could wire a wall mount switch between the light and the battery to turn the power ON and OFF. We use this light in a remote location that has no 110 power so we use a car battery to power the light. Hope this helps...............Dave
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Not sure about your existing switch, but it should work. My wall switch works, but I also mounted the remote on the wall, because it comes with a neat little holster for it, because it has a dimmer on the remote and you can easily adjust speed settings with it. Your dimmer will probably work, but you may not have the ability to adjust the speed with the wall switch you already have. This is an outstanding, sleek, and well made product I would recommend. I installed it myself. It even has a hook to hold the weight while you mount and hook up the wiring, if I remember correctly.
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Yes you can wire them to the switch. Sometimes I will add an outlet in the cabinet on the switch. Depends on what access you have.
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They are hard wired in our application as pendent lights over a kitchen island. You could add a plug and power them that way if need be.
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Use a single hole wall plate. It would be the exact same wall plate as would be used for a light switch. The wall plates can be purchased in different colors and shades.
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You can disconnect the power lead to them. See the wiring schematic that ships with it. I believe it will also disable the green also which indicates the switch is "on" which you may not want to do. If you stick one of the pictures that come with it over the light it isn't as bright. I'm not where the schematic is right now to actually look at it to be sure of the details.
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Yes. Ours were installed by an electrician so I don't know how it is done, but they are controlled by a wall switch. One was installed with an added light which is also controlled by wall switch.
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Yes, the wall switch will turn the led lights on and off and then the dimmer can be used just for dimming. That being said the dimmer has to be wired between the light switch and the led lights.
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Nope. Only one lighted wall button may be used. This is an incorrect listing on Amazon. This is not a "universal" wall button. Amazon has been notified, but they ignore request to change. Buy or beware.
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If you have a 3 way switch .. two wall switches that will operate one light ... you must replace it with a three way switch. this kit is not two identical switches it's a master and remote setup.
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Any fixture, including this one, can be connected to a dimmer switch. The dimmer is connected to the light switch in the wall, not to the fixture itself.
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The dimmer switch won't work because the light have an inline convertor that controls the dimming. At least I don't think it would be recommended to use the dimmer switch with them.
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The actual lamp units are for 12V which is provided by using an included wall plug transformer. I'm not saying that it can't be done but I'd recommend finding another product pre-wired for 120V if you want to directly connect to a wall switch.
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I hard wired mine to a regular on/off switch. Not sure how it would work with a wall dimmer since LEDs need their driver to be dimmable. There is a bit of lag time when turning them on. You still need to use their little ac to dc converter. Just snip off the plug and connect to your hard wires.
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I don't see any reason why you couldn't. The lights are adjustable. But you might want to check on line with the manufacturer. I believe the instructions are online.
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These lights take standard 115V AC power, which should be the same as your fluorescent lights, so yes, you should be able to use the existing wiring. I replaced a wall-mounted fluorescent light in a closet with one of these and it was an easy installation.
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The lights I have are at my other residence so I can't verify this..."I think they can but they may need to be wired differently to enable that feature". I remember the instructions mentioning something about this. Sorry, not much help.