How do I get the power cord (coming out the top of the fixture) out of the way when snapping onto the mounting clips I installed under a shelf?
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I couldn't even use the clips. I used several pcs of velcro to hold the light up. The cord kinda shows but oh well at least we can see.
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The two I bought are installed in a ceiling light like the one in the photo without clips. It sags ever so little. I do notice it unless I am on a ladder with my head next to it. It came a little bit larger than needed. I used a sheet metal shear to cut it to size.
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I happened to hang it where there is an outlet behind it, so my landlord attached the mount to a piece of wood and tucked the cord in the back so it won't show.
939500
The cord on mine is located on the bottom right hand bar. It's very long! The electrician who installed ours said it could be shortened but we just folded it up and as the plug socket is behind where we have the rail mounted, towels hide it. I have three of these, two are hard wired and that is the best way to go if you can. They all perform very well and I am pleased with how they look.
106617
The power cord comes out the top of the fixture about 4 inches from the end. Has about a 5 foot cord.
803302
Try and wet the suction cup a little to get it to stick to the light bulb. That is how I did it.
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It's very simple. You can either use the clip kits that are available it or just remove a little bet of the plastic on the side strips are sodder it to an extension cord. Check youtube there several videos on this subject.
859249
I used a socket, put my screw driver(with rubber handle so it gripped inside the socket) with an extension to be able to reach it....... Think it's a flaw in the design but a little ingenuity and you'll get it :) Duck tape and a broom handle anyone?
824555
My fixture is under a ledge, it is not out in the open. So far I have had no problems. Hope this helps.
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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
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There is a chain and an electrical wire that comes with the unit. Decide on the height you prefer. Clip the chain and wire to those specifications from the top, not where it attaches into the lights. Be sure to adjust for the amount of wire needed to connect to a power source. The chain will only be needed to be cut from where it is hanging from the ceiling. Be sure to turn off the breaker switch to the area you are connecting.
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the top items slips over your Cut off Power cord on the House power end then the Item in the middle (Female) of the picture is connected to the cable then you simply slide the top item over the middle item, your cord is done.The bottom item has the Mail connections inside and the trailer side AC cord is wired to the back side of connector.Mine came with a couple of plates to fit different openings on your trailer, unfortunately my trailer had a big square hole but I had a scrap peace of Aluminum and I drilled a BIG hole in it and mounted it from the inside of the trailer and mounted the socket there, it worked FANTASTIC. BM the top items slips over your Cut off Power cord on the House power end then the Item in the middle (Female) of the picture is connected to the cable then you simply slide the top item over the middle item, your cord is done.The bottom item has the Mail connections inside and the trailer side AC cord is wired to the back side of connector.Mine came with a couple of plates to fit different openings on your trailer, unfortunately my trailer had a big square hole but I had a scrap peace of Aluminum and I drilled a BIG hole in it and mounted it from the inside of the trailer and... » Read More the top items slips over your Cut off Power cord on the House power end then the Item in the middle (Female) of the picture is connected to the cable then you simply slide the top item over the middle item, your cord is done.The bottom item has the Mail connections inside and the trailer side AC cord is wired to the back side of connector.Mine came with a couple of plates to fit different openings on your trailer, unfortunately my trailer had a big square hole but I had a scrap peace of Aluminum and I drilled a BIG hole in it and mounted it from the inside of the trailer and mounted the socket there, it worked FANTASTIC. BM « Show Less
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My unit has a non-detachable power cord, so I do not know how to answer your question.
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The clips fold up into to the hole cut for the light fixture, holding the fixture in place. I installed mine in a drywall ceiling and therefore the clips protrude into the ceiling cavity and are not visible.
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I think you need to attach those electrical clamps to the cord. I can't think of the proper name.
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They have a single screw on top of the chrome piece to be removed. Then attach the light base, they are hot/ground sensitive, must be wired correctly to operate, check operation before closing it up or reverse wires if it didn't work that way. After the base is mounted, screw the chrome cover to the base, all plastic, do not over tighten - it won't fall off.
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I'm very happy with my fixture. The quality is fine and I have had no issues. How can you mount anything if the power source is coming from the TOP?Wouldn't the source need to come from the BOTTOM of the beam?