will this allow you to receive power for normal home wall outlet or does there have to be an existing fisture in place.
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It comes with a power cord so it can be plugged in to an outlet. Or you can cut the wires and install it on an existing fixture or (as I did) you can create a new fixture. If your going to create a new fixture be careful how large you make the two holes in the ceiling because this light's covers are smaller than usual. Lastly, I'll say I am very pleased with it.
833637
it has a plug to placein and outlet but we hardwired ours into an existing ceiking place that had and old fixture in it!!!
1725382
No there is no difference ...... A regular wall outlet is supposed to be properly grounded. Of course a check needs to be made to ensure that the outlet is properly grounded before use.
1716397
Yes it should unless you are drawing more power than the circuit feeding the outlet can handle.
1561115
No the HT2102WHV1 needs to be hard wired like a normal outlet in your wall using 14/2 or 12/2 non metalic shielded cable "romex".
889451
It's the three prong, so you definitely need an outlet that can accommodate it (or an adapter). These are so convenient. I like them because I have several very large plugs that take up half the outlet and so I can't use all of the plug holes. By using one of these, none of the outlets are covered up anymore by the large ones.
424608
Yes you will need to install it where there is electrical in the frame of the wall. You cannot use an outlet and it is not battery operated This is not a problem if you are replacing a 220 V wall heater with this one. I replaced my baseboard heater with this one. If you are not familiar with electricity then you will need to hire an electrician.
786408
Outside of the US, you will need an adapter. In other words, the part of this power strip that plugs into the wall will need to be plugged into an adapter first.
2003451
Nope, this is all ya need. I had an electrician mount it and put a new outlet, so I can plug directly to it
488359
Yes, if you are handy as someone else stated you could do a notch by your hole that you cut thought the wall, may need to do a little notch on the fan cover. Can't remember how long the cord is but it could be spliced or replaced. Also not very hard to run an outlet from one side of the wall to the other to get power there.
1994718
The one we have plugs directly into regular wall socket. Nothing special required.
154475
I have mine plugged into a regular household 3 prong outlet, and it is working just find for me.
163606
Yes you will, but it is still readily accessible and the Unit comes with, in my case, a long enough cord to reach my surge protector. On my set up, because of the proximity to power, the unit is entirely invisible.
1497223
Not sure what you mean....but nothing other than plugging it into a wall outlet....
1027120
There is the wire coming out of the power head and the other end of it has the two prongs that gets plugged into your hose. There is no need for it to be plugged into a standard outlet. Your hose should have a standard plug, that gets plugged into the house's outlet.
1276397
Yes, you we'd need an extension cord to power the unit. I had an outlet installed for neatness and not to stumble on the extension cord, regularly.
1428082
Yes you need a power outlet to plug the unit into for power. Hope this answers your question.
679836
It plugs directly into an existing wall outlet. (Do not use the provided template for mounting.)