Can the electrical wire be pulled through the back & wired, instead of hanging & being plugged in?
1030861
i suppose you could, but in truth there should be a box installed in the wall and a wire brought through that to make the connection. hanging the mirror would require some finagling to get it to work.
848508
It is possible I guess but would require someone with electrical experience. Also FYI after little more than a year the ballasts for the bulb died. There are no replacement parts. So I contacted Brookstone and they agreed to replace the light if I would mail them the old one. I found this fair since my wife loves the mirror.
556316
Mine was hard wired however, I don't know if an electrician could/would configure a plug-in wire to that unit.
731832
Sorta. It's a thin board on the back that you screw in (so the screws are quite visible). And then, as the other person mentioned, there is a hole in the back for wires. Not so pretty from the back...
810690
I would imagine that if you can de-energize the wire and connect to it, you should be able to. However, if the low voltage wire is shielded, you would want to attach to the shield instead.
1030820
Yes. It's just a wire hook basically. If you don't want it there you can just remove it.
97976
Yes, the back cover is perforated so you can remove a portion for the wiring.
1279927
If you are/know an electrician or someone with electrical experience, the strand can be shortened by cutting and stripping the wire and reattaching the plug. I am not an electrician so I don't know all the details, but my husband shortened another string we have. Contact and electrician, they can do it for you in a snap :) Hope that's helpful!
888278
YES-- you just have close your eyes when you do it--unless you can find another way to access your backup wires---I used an Epoxy putty to pack the hole around the wire---made it absolutely water tight, and really not that visible----hope this helps john b
570193
sure can, its rated for outdoor use, avoids taking up space inside and typically makes the installation less expensive since you don't have to carry the wires into the house...
183044
The power cord, with a three pronged plug, comes out of the bottom end of the right side tube and the on/off switch is on the top end. Don't see any way this could be hard wired with the wiring connections concealed in the wall I installed a new duplex wall outlet at the bottom right of this unit. Barely notice it.
2323
You can suspend it from one end via it's wire hangers--I am doing so currently--as long as you have something to hang from.
2030498
I haven't tried. . You can physically do it of course.. This outlet is pretty heavy for the size and my complaint is that its weight causes it to fall out of the outlet very very easily
896393
The wire comes out of the sconce as in the picture. You could pull it back and make it exit the back to hardwire, but you'd still have a hole on the surface that was obviously intended for the wire.
1026559
It's probably easiest to cut it and direct wire it, But yes you can direct wire it. Incidentally, it's an awesome disposal.
1897154
I don't think so, but an electrician may know how to do it. I do know to not hook up the blue wire! Mine blew a fuse that way.
2179559
If you wanted to cut it off or bend the wire you could probably take it off. I don't know if you would be able to put it back. You would need tools.
1344834
No, the wire is fairly stiff. I suppose you might be able to bend it with some force but it might break.