I'd like to have this hard-wired to the wall. Is this feasible or would I have to tweak it somehow to have it hard wired?
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I'm not an electrician but...I don't see why it would not be possible. The plate that attaches to the wall is plenty big enough to cover any box inside the wall, if you were to use one(advisable). The cord would need to be rerouted, of course, leaving a hole at the bottom of the plate. It could be filled using a dark brown caulk. An electrician could do it although some may not want to since it may not be Kosher.All that being said, this is a really nice lamp. Much better quality than I expected and worth a little more money than the light weight cheap stuff we usually get from across the Pacific pond. I'm not an electrician but...I don't see why it would not be possible. The plate that attaches to the wall is plenty big enough to cover any box inside the wall, if you were to use one(advisable). The cord would need to be rerouted, of course, leaving a hole at the bottom of the plate. It could be filled using a dark brown caulk. An electrician could do it although some may not want to since it may not be Kosher.All that being said, this is a really nice lamp. Much better quality than I expected and worth a little more money than the light weight cheap stuff we usually get from across... » Read More I'm not an electrician but...I don't see why it would not be possible. The plate that attaches to the wall is plenty big enough to cover any box inside the wall, if you were to use one(advisable). The cord would need to be rerouted, of course, leaving a hole at the bottom of the plate. It could be filled using a dark brown caulk. An electrician could do it although some may not want to since it may not be Kosher.All that being said, this is a really nice lamp. Much better quality than I expected and worth a little more money than the light weight cheap stuff we usually get from across the Pacific pond. « Show Less
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remove access plate in back of base. Hard wire in place of cord connections and mount on 4" wall box.
896391
I'm ill equip to answer this question. It plugs into wall. My husband says it would be possible if you know wiring.
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I'm not an electrician but...I don't see why it would not be possible. The plate that attaches to the wall is plenty big enough to cover any box inside the wall, if you were to use one(advisable). The cord would need to be rerouted, of course, leaving a hole at the bottom of the plate. It could be filled using a dark brown caulk. An electrician could do it although some may not want to since it may not be Kosher. All that being said, this is a really nice lamp. Much better quality than I expected and worth a little more money than the light weight cheap stuff we usually get from across the Pacific pond.
896393
The wire comes out of the sconce as in the picture. You could pull it back and make it exit the back to hardwire, but you'd still have a hole on the surface that was obviously intended for the wire.
676200
I suppose, if you really know what you're doing. There is a 2-conductor wire that exits the bottom of the metal cabinet. If you punch the appropriate size hole for an EMT or plastic conduit I suppose you "could" hard wire it. Seems like a lot of trouble. If you want to hide the cord you could use a piece of paintable plastic wire mold--the kind used to hide wall-mounted TV cords. Another option would be to install an outlet to the side of the metal cabinet where the wood frame would conceal it, or use a "clock outlet" which is recessed, mounted directly behind the unit.
321100
It doesn't HAVE to be hardwired. You can make a cord with a plug on it and connect that to the unit. Just make sure the cord is secure coming out of the unit and possibly make sure the box is fully sealed depending on your local codes. In that case you'll be connecting it to the normal 110 connection. If I remember right there's also a power adapter option for this unit for you to connect to the low voltage area on the board.
623463
I don't think so. I think it would need to be hard wired. We did not end up using it as it was too large for the table we were putting it over, so we never plugged it in/wired it
339212
It has to be hard wired but you can get a plug adapter to plug into an outlet if you need to.
1151970
We plug an extension chord into it and plug it into the garage. I'm sure you could probably have an electrician hard wire it but that was more than we needed.
1408830
You only need to attach it to the wall with two screws. As far as electrical you can make an extension cord or hard wire it if you want.
423572
Yes, I believe I could adapt the unit so that it could be hard wired onto an in-wall receptacle. I say this without taking the unit apart, but if memory serves, the mounting plate would fit onto a standard receptacle, the only modification necessary would be to re-rout the wiring from a side entry to a rear entry, no big deal. Hope this helps.
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With some adjustments you may be able to do so. The cables should be long enough to move the connection a little further from where they are if needed (of course depends how much off center it is). Just need to center the inner plate as needed and screw to the wall instead of to the electric plate.
556316
Mine was hard wired however, I don't know if an electrician could/would configure a plug-in wire to that unit.
2233835
You should be able to install it on the wall. you probably have to snake the wire behind the sheetrock.
1092084
not easily - There is not a "block" for hard wiring. However, what I've done is, I have a cord, with a male end, and the other end is the "hard wired" part.
41672
It does not have to be hard wired. Matter of fact this model cannot be hard wired to router or modem. It works for me very well. Wall to wall signal on my dock, no direct line of sight. 5-star so far. Knock knock Murphy !!
506883
It comes as a plug-in. I'm sure you can hard wire the system some way by drilling the wall and hooking to a AC plug. The system is great...works so well!!
1627886
It needs to be hard-wired and turned on/off by a wall switch. No built in switch.
1607666
I installed mine hard wired to the ceiling. There is a length of metal piping to conceal the wires. It was a bit too low for my hallway so I had to cut a few inches off with a pipe cutter. Good luck :)
2240410
It has to be hard wired. I absolutely love mine!!! Expensive look without the price tag!