Does this light plug in or use batteries?
891741
the light does not use batteries, it plugs in. it is the best portable light i have ever used. i bought my daughter one and she loves it
891742
Plugs in to any standard 110/120 volt wall outlet Plug is located at the base of the light.
891743
Light is a plug in...am very satisfied with the brightness of this light. In fact I own 4 of these lights.
891744
It's a plug-in. I love it! The part that is up, you push it down and the light goes off.
2097399
It only works by being plugged into an outlet. It is not made for batteries.
1359256
Not a silly question, but no, it is not battery powered. Fluorescent lights use ordinary household current.
538488
No, you don't need to plug it in, it comes with a battery, that is how the light is on.
1710548
Yes it does. All is set to go. Has to be hard wired by electrician and the battery powers the light when the power goes off. Very nice light for the money.
1852668
No mine does not. It appears that the model has been updated. The lights I have are battery powered and drain batteries with 1 usage. I'm planning to return the product.
123916
It plugs in. It has about a 5 foot cord, and it lives above our bed. Come to think of it, I think there was a cord cover, but it was of no use to me. I'm happy with the light. Hope that helps.
120254
No.....it plugs into an electric socket. Works real well, overall.....although one spotlight went out, right away. I haven't really needed that spotlight, however, so have not gotten it checked out yet....
1940834
It plugs in and has night light. Wall mounted folds flat against the wall. We have two. Works great.
1061159
it is plug in. Something else that might be helpful...although I like the look and it works well the dark shade keeps it from putting out much light. It is not a reading lamp, its a ambience light. Pat
1754574
It has a built in battery, I really like this light.. Battery life is good!
365673
Not a plug-in. But must be wired into a ceiling light outlet, which my husbamd easily did. It.is bright. Use a dimmer, which will be spa perfect. We have had ours over two years and are well pleased with it.
1001142
No, you plug it in - Regular 110/120VNo place for batteries - supposed to draw minimal power (equivalent to 30W light bulb??). Unit works great!
1201900
No, this requires a power source, you need to plug it into household power,I see no option for battery use. Also the light have a very distinct yellow cast, not the cool white I expected from LED.
493191
yes, these lights need to be plugged in, you have 2 different light intensities, overall I'm pleased with the product.
60859
It plugs in. Best heater I have ever purchased but it does not run on batteries.
597907
It's not lighted so no plug or batteries. My bathroom has excellent lighting so it works for me