can this be built in the wall and does it take line voltage?
2088607
Yes you can mount it like you would tile in your shower. it has a low voltage transformer that you can install in the attic or under the house. plugs into a 120 volt gfi outlet. I tied outlet to light switch for shower so the only time heater on mirror is working is when light in shower is on.
2088608
It can be built into the wall during new home construction or in the case of bathroom remodeling. The fog-free mirror installs flush with the tile for a seamless luxurious look and is powered by a low-voltage transformer that carries UL, C-UL and NY City BEC approvals to ensure safe operation. The back of the mirror contains an ultra-thin heating pad with electrical leads that are easily connected to a low-voltage system or a switched outlet. With a simple flip of a switch, the mirror begins heating.
1328336
Yes, you can put it in a wall, just make sure it is installed right, would work just great.Make sure you follow the installation and use lots of common sense.
964346
yes you can wire them witha swith. there is a switch on the unit but just leave that switch on and you can run another wall swith
327707
Yes. I checked the instructions and set it up for wall. Not great but it works,
870562
I have not installed mine yet but it is really engineered well to attach to a wall. Mine is drywall so I believe I will put in plugs to accommodate the supplied screws. Electrical box must be in place to direct wire it. As the picture shows, on the right bottom are wires that get connected inside a box. So yes, electric is in the wall.
1470105
It could, but you may need to get code approval for something not designed for that purpose--I think.The power wire comes out the wrong side, the front, and would have to be cut, passed into the wall.
1002037
Hello, I have a few of these. It runs on electric plugged into the wall. But I had an electrician wire a plug on mine so it can also use a 12 A 7 V battery too. It works great on both. Hope this helps.
1972831
Yes it can be installed in a wall and the installation manual is available on Frigidaire's website if you want to review prior to purchase. I did not need to purchase anything special. Works great in my 11 x 17 sun room.
1316117
As long as you wire the 120V inside the wall to the transformer, then you can use low voltage wire from the transformer to anywhere you wish, as the code requires no protection for anything under 24V. (i.e your door bell wire)
108566
With a little creativity, yes. Install electrical box, etc. But, it seems a little flimsy to fix permanently to a wall.Ypu might want something more substancial.
1607668
It needs to be hard wired. However, if you want to plug it into the wall you can buy a plug at a hardware store to convert it.
2266835
Nope. This is intended to be installed as part of a low voltage lighting system. Standard wall plugs and water are not friendly - even if it is a GFCI outlet.
1947561
I apologize earlier I said that you cannot plug into a wall. Yes you can plug it into the wall but does not come with that power cable its sold separately...
1195878
No, it is not rated under any National Electrical Code for in-wall installation.
1897825
we have it on the counter plugged into a 110. i don't know if you could build in build in or not. Great item for our bar area.
92868
Yes. The one that comes with it is a wall transformer that takes 120V input and puts out 18V - you would need one that takes 240V and outputs 18V. Alternately, you could get a transformer that turns 240V into 120V and then just plug in the one that comes with it.
741203
No. Voltage is 12VDC. Wall plug is 120VAC. You would need a transformer to convert to 12VDC.