does the wiring come out of the center of fixture or on the end?
1551191
With this accessory you can power the track trough an end, the installation is much more clean than with the big plastic cover included with the track kit. http://www.amazon.com/Nuvo-TP156-Live-Power-White/dp/B002N3YASK/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1404311255&sr=8-5&keywords=nuvo+track
1048789
If you use a small screw driver you may be able to lighty lift up the center contact to allow the bulb to connect in the direction you need. Do this only with the POWER OFF to the fixture. It worked for me.
260637
This is what's called a hard wired fixture there's only 6 inches of wire sticking out of the fixture
1787542
if i understand your question correctly, you need to pull the light buld out of the plug in question and plug in the square part from your new light into that socket . The new light uses leds in the center plug and not your old buld. Once vyou pull out the bulb the end of it should look like the square part from the new light .
1679165
You provide the wire from the power source to the light and tie into the leads at the fixture. Best I remember it's a junction box. Don't know 100% it's copper but I believe it is. I have had this light over a year and have had no problems with it. Hope this helps
1619792
No, both ends were bare wire. I put two rolls of the yellow in my boat and love the look. I wired them as courtesy lights, so I used existing wires on the boat. Very easy installation.
1589025
Turn the power to the fixture off. If you have the bulb exposed, you typically rotate the entire tube 90 degrees so that the prongs on the tube line up with the slots in the fixture. Then, carefully work the prongs out of the slots. Often, the prongs are rough or the fixture has rough surfaces, so it may not come out smoothly. If you are looking at the lens on the exterior of the fixture, you usually have to take it off to get to the bulb. There is really no way to explain all the possible ways the lenses come off the many types of fixtures, but you usually have to bend the lens slightly then pull out one side that may insert into a groove or may have tabs. Turn the power to the fixture off. If you have the bulb exposed, you typically rotate the entire tube 90 degrees so that the prongs on the tube line up with the slots in the fixture. Then, carefully work the prongs out of the slots. Often, the prongs are rough or the fixture has rough surfaces, so it may not come out smoothly. If you are looking at the lens on the exterior of the fixture, you usually have to take it off to get to the bulb. There is really no way to explain all the possible ways the lenses come off the many types of fixtures, but you usually have to bend the lens slightly... » Read More Turn the power to the fixture off. If you have the bulb exposed, you typically rotate the entire tube 90 degrees so that the prongs on the tube line up with the slots in the fixture. Then, carefully work the prongs out of the slots. Often, the prongs are rough or the fixture has rough surfaces, so it may not come out smoothly. If you are looking at the lens on the exterior of the fixture, you usually have to take it off to get to the bulb. There is really no way to explain all the possible ways the lenses come off the many types of fixtures, but you usually have to bend the lens slightly then pull out one side that may insert into a groove or may have tabs. « Show Less
635633
It stays centered. An LED, when lit, indicates the switch is in the OFF state.
1750958
Fixture itself is hard wired. If you have the same model that you are replacing the internal assembly should be able to be used and plugged in.
117538
The two wires are both adjustment. U can make it as long as u want or as short to the ceiling as u want. I love the fixture and it is very contemporary looking. U will enjoy it for sure. I have it about 2 to 3 feet from the ceiling as I have a large mirror in the kitchen, and now I have double vision and double the lighting in my kitchen ad it reflects on the mirror. Enjoy.
1356803
The light fixture was ready to plug in, however we hard wired it to turn on and off with a light switch. I love this fixture, it is very very nice quality for the price
1344267
The fixture comes with a cord and plug, so you can plug it in or cut off the plug and hard-wire it.
2245418
Wiring is meant to be installed from the back of the plate. The fixture is also meant to be fastened to an electrical wall-box via a bracket hidden behind the plate and fastened by two knurl-headed screws from the front of the plate through the provided screw-holes on the left and right sides. If you fashion a way to hold the fixture to the wall - perhaps simply two brass wood screws or toggle-bolts - and cut a notch in the edge of the plate to accept the raceway and cord, I don't see why that wouldn't work just fine. Note, though, that there is no switch on this fixture - the power needs to be controlled from elsewhere, like a wall switch or some such.
1559809
It's got no connection, just the wires. You make the connection to wall or ceiling outlet yourself. The directions that come with it are easy to follow, and it only takes a few minutes to do.I'm still quite pleased with this light fixture :)
972018
It's a totally enclosed fixture. Not an issue. There is a 12volt set of leads on the bottom. These can be buried directly because it's low voltage.
876760
I hung mine from the same chains as my old fluorescent fixture.I don't remember if it was set up for it or if I modified it.Either way, it was a cake walk to hang it from chains.
1909743
I only replaced the glass part of the fixture, so I didn't have to rewire the whole fixture. I'm afraid my answer isn't going to help you any. But, FYI, I do like the glass part.