This will be operating only from a wall plug--no light switch--how do I adjust the speed and on/off for the lights.
1981286
The light and fan have pull-chain switches. The light switch is off/on. The fan switch is off-high-med-low-off You could also install a wireless remote control. It will allow you to control the fan speed and the light (with or without a wall switch). The wireless remote kits are $18 at Walmart.
1981287
The light and fan have pull-chain switches. The light switch is off/on. The fan switch is off-high-med-low-offYou could also install a wireless remote control. It will allow you to control the fan speed and the light (with or without a wall switch). The wireless remote kits are $18 at Walmart.
792673
I don't know. My fan and light like this is controlled by a wall switch and pull cord. I switch it on at the wall, and then control the light and fan speed by the 2 pull cords.
1118688
This is a plug in light. You would have to strop the plug off first and make the wires ready. Easier to get a light ready to go into the wall line.
1956457
There is a switch to turn it on and off. It is a rolling switch on the cord that plugs into the wall
14374
There is no on/off switch. You have to just unplug it from the electrical outlet
1431266
By on/off wall switch. By the way, my light is even more beautiful than the picture.
1201099
We put a dimmer switch (a toggle on wall) and use chain in the light for switching the fan speed. It works great. Of course, we had three wires running to the fan/light - a black, a red, and the white. We put the light on the red,and put dimmer in series with it, while the black wire is always hot (ie, no dimmer in the circuit) so the fan is "un-dimmer". You can install a fan/light dimmer remote device, but our light is in a guest room and we thought the remote might get lost (too many grand kids etc visiting).
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The question as posed implies cutting off the power supply plug and hard wiring the wire into a conventional light switch which would be a no no because the plug-in power supply in this package contains a transformer to reduce the voltage to 12 Volts. This really isn't the right package if one wants to control the lights from a dedicated wall switch. I would suggest the customer go direct to InspiredLED.com. I can't overstate how easy it is to deal with people on line. They'll fix you up in no time once they have an idea what your wishes are. Send them dimensions and ideally a photo(s) of where you want lights and they will return it with a worked up layout, parts list and costing.
493188
Yes you have to plug into the wall and switch on/off at the top of the lights.
1366408
Agree with previous responder. Off then slide the switch to the variable speed you need. Then slide switch to off when done.
48093
The lamp plugs in the wall. There is no on or off switch. If you want it on plug it in if you want it off unplug it.
2062157
It has speed adjustment but not a on/off switch the only way to turn it off is to unplug via usb slot and vice versa.
531635
There is no "on/off" button. They must be plugged into the wall to turn on, unplugged to turn off.
569512
I set mine up with wall controls (1 gang "switch" but with separate fan and light dimmer settings, with its own remote and control system that replaces the one that came with this unit - from Lutron). I did not want to have just the remote, or a single control/switch on the wall. If you're wiring this up new, consider using 12-3 wire (versus 12-2) - the extra "line" (2 hots, 1 neutral, 1 ground) allows you more flexibility with fan/light fixtures for separate controls "at the switch." Incidentally I've had these units a little while now and both are working just fine.
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If you want the light on constantly, you would turn your wall switch off for 3 seconds then turn wall switch back on.The light should stay on until you turn the wall switch off.If you want it to be dark while you are out there, then you would just turn the wall switch to the off position.
423573
The supplied plug comes out of the canopy that attaches to the wall. You could pull the plug wire back into the canopy and hard wire it to a box. Obviously the box would have to be switched somewhere in order to turn on the built-in mirror light.
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There is a requirement for an installed plug. The units come with two switches, one is off and on the other is three way dim to bright. You have to have on/off switch for safety reasons. The wires are very thin. Hope this helps.