is this a battery powered light fixture how do you install this?
338894
My hubby hung ours. He's very handy so if your not you should probably have someone else do it.
338895
It is Not batter powered...you will need an electrician to install to the wires in the ceiling...it hooks up like any regular ceiling light fixture
972210
I hardly use this fixture. Light isn't very strong. Batteries don't last very long. You would be better off going with an electrical lighting fixture for better lighting.
1363490
Hello, this light is not battery operated. I still use it every day! I think I bought it over a year ago now and I am so glad. No bathroom is complete without this light!
944738
This is a hard wired light fixture. But if you contact the seller, they can put a plug on it if you would rather. Just keep in mind that it only comes with 3' of a hang down so you might want to add cord (for a little extra charge) if you are plugging it in. Thank you.
1135096
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.
2147122
The blinking light runs on a battery. No wiring needed. Just put it in a place within ladder's reach to change out the battery when needed. Looks real!!!
2163797
I suppose if you put in a dimmer switch. It is a hardwired fixture. Absolutely beautiful! Ask them for extra rings to piece it all together though, mine did not come with enough.
1784763
This is a solar charged device. The unit has built-in batteries (so yes it is battery powered) and they recharge during the day to power the LED lighting at night. Also, there is an on-off switch, so they don't just come on automatically when the sun goes down, (like those solar path lights). No separate batteries required.
1267925
You need to remove the old fixture that very likely is held in pace by the junction box. Remove the wire nuts and then install this fixture. If you can figure out how to turn off the power to this fixture, have a screwdriver and maybe some electricians tape you can easily replace your old fixture. If you can not figure out how to turn off the power and do not have a screwdriver do not attempt this. Really hope you have these basic skills.
233625
I would assume rechargeable batteries would work. I have not tried it though. It is very easy to replace the batteries. The back base of the fixture is screwed to the wall or you can use the double stick tape that comes with it and stick it to the wall. Once the base is on the wall, the light fixture removes easily by just turning the fixture slightly to release it. Then you have exposure to the battery compartment.
82520
There is no on/off switch on the fixture. This fixture has to be wired to a wall switch.
857573
This is a hardwired fixture. We've got one of these (and an additional one of a different size) in our kitchen. The light is great for task lighting and should be plenty bright enough if you're mounting under a shelf or cabinet.
1536725
I believe that it is an LED lamp and requires a battery type...not sure which one ...sorry.
1608917
There is no battery. The unit is designed for inline 12 volt current. There is no need to take it apart. There is a positive and negative lead wires protruding from the back. There are also two mounting screws that you screw in then attach the light by turning it on the screws.
886402
The light assembly itself with the bulbs requires electricity. The sensor/transmitter runs off batteries
58547
I never needed batteries for mine.I don't see where they would go in on it either.There is a power button for the lights at the top right.My guess is the description you read is generic.
1480662
This product is NOT battery powered. You must wire it to 120vac. Note- erratic function with CFL bulbs.