I want to hang this inside, can I just attach a regular plug to the wires provided so I can just plug it in?
2088936
You should be able to attach it inside as you would any indoor hanging light fixture.
2088937
You might consider getting the opinion of a local electrician prior to undertaking this project.
343576
This is the way to do it.I have one in my bedroom and for the price/space/no wires I am very happy with it.
313856
No you must direct wire it to source. Very short wire, may have to add wire.
2155937
I believe so. If that doesn't work you can get some extended wires at your local Electronics Store & hook it up that way.
1136492
Think of it like a hollow-wall anchor that might hold a picture hook. Not so much weight, but when properly installed can certainly accomodate wiring and/or "wall wart" style plugs if you're running electrical.
1735447
You can wire it directly to it. That's how I did mine and haven't had any issues.
117088
No. You have to hard wire it. It's simple with the enclosed directions. I bought a cord from one of the big box stores; 3 prong plug at one end and bare wires at the other. Piece of cake.
2249556
Yes you can. You can unsrew the plugs and there are holes to route the bare wires. then you screw the plugs back in to secure. But be extra careful from shorting wires and moving the setup without plugs.
1591304
Nope! I went ahead and took the pig tails from the ac adapter and exposed the bare wire and made my own adapters. Or I supposed you could also do a terminal block and wire it all in that way.
2172413
This is a plug in a regular electric outlet item (no hard-wiring). In other words, the same unit can be used in your living room during the day and be carried to and used in your bedroom at night. Just to be more specific, while you could carry it to another room, its length would make transporting it daily a bit of a chore. I was just trying to make it clear that it does not require hard-wiring.
1789443
Yes and now. It can be hardwired if your willing to somehow provide the required DC voltage to the unit. Either by incorporating the plug into the hard wiring or using a different AC/DC converter. It's not as simple as running an AC wire to it. Will it be within NEC code if hard wired? I don't know. I put in an outlet right next to the vent at the top of the wall and just plugged it in there rather then being fancy.
1934583
There is an internal wire framework with a wire across the top for hanging, so that might work for you.
816453
Negative. I had to splice it into existing wiring that I already had from a regular ceiling light. This worked for me because this chandelier acts as our entry light and is connected to a wall switch. Wouldn't be hard to actually slice in a plug though if that's what you need.
485639
Yes there is no other way for you to install this device without running the wire. Unfortunately, any wire longer than 60ft has been found to compromise the signal and make the audible sounds difficult to interpret. Stay at 60 ft or less preferably and be very careful not to damage or twist excessively, or kink the wire because it is not heavy duty and it will affect the performance.
1269363
You could place this outside and solder the wires indoors to a wireless switch (jump the button on the PCB). It seems to be the only way to get a nice looking "wireless" switch. They used to make recessed cylinder wireless switches that could be easily set into the wall and use hardware of your choice. Can't find them anywhere now.
556316
Mine was hard wired however, I don't know if an electrician could/would configure a plug-in wire to that unit.
1563946
Nope. It needs to be plugged in. I have one of them on a piece of furniture in the livingroom and the wire hangs down behind the furniture so you can't see it. Another one is on this taller dealy-bob with shelves, with "stuff" on it, and the frame is on the top shelf. The wire hangs down behind the "stuff" and along the bottom of the wall to the outlet. So it's not visible until you get to the bottom, by the outlet. Of course, if you don't have an outlet anywhere near where you want to put it. You'd possibly need a super long extension cord!