Can this fixture be hardwired directly to the ceiling beam where there is an existing pendant lamp? Or will it only be possible with a plug in cord?
1010340
Yes, it is actually made to be hard wired like a traditional chandelier. That is, as long as you order both the shade and the pendant rod/lighting fixture.
1010341
Yes, like most lighting fixtures,ceiling fans etc... this connects to a standard ceiling outlet.
1010342
This is only a shade. You must order the Progress Lighting hard wired pendant rod that goes with this.
2244186
The light has to be wired in the ceiling. However, there isn't any holes for a pull string or any on/off switches on the unit.
2225717
This lamp is made to be hardwired. Doesn't come with swag chain but if you buy more chain, an electrician can modify it easily.
1926057
I don't know what kind of "converter" you are talking about. We had out installed by an electrician. My guess is that a licensed electrician can easily make the conversion. There will likely be a cover on the ceiling that covers the hole formerly used by the can light. From that cover, the cord of this pendant light will emerge. The pendant uses a standard bulb. we use a LED bulb in a standard bulb shape (home depot - Cree brand) for energy conservation.
341005
It is meant to be hard wired. There is no plug and no switch. Even though I googled something else, namely very specifically a plug-in switched hanging lamp, this popped up first and I didn't read the fine print to see that it wasn't at all what I was looking for. Be warned.
2163797
I suppose if you put in a dimmer switch. It is a hardwired fixture. Absolutely beautiful! Ask them for extra rings to piece it all together though, mine did not come with enough.
31460
No it connects to the ceiling with a bracket that the light twists on to. There would be no way to add a chain to it.
204245
It is intended to be wired into the ceiling. I bought a plug from Lowes and connected the wire that way though.
51287
It comes with a cord that plugs into the end of the fixture and has a two prong standard cord end on the other to plug into a receptacle or you can use the hardwired adapter junction box supplied with the fixture which has a jumper cord that connects between the fixture and supplied junction box. You would supply the 3-wire (Romex, Bx, etc...) to hardwired to the supplied junction box.
2262073
No, I think most of these are probably used in ceiling fixtures, so a plug in cord is not required. But you could easily adapt one.
1220441
You can go either way. For instance, I mounted one of mine on the basement ceiling facing my electrical panel which was near a porcelain fixture with an outlet. I just used a small piece of lamp cord with plug and plugged it in. If you are going to mount it in a finished area, wiring may be a little more difficult.
364860
The lamp will need to be hard wired to the ceiling. So you will need a receptacle for a light fixture and possibly someone who can hook it up.
1951451
..... I changed ours over to hang from the ceiling - using the chain and cord from the old lamp - as this is delivered to you, it is meant to be "fixed" to the ceiling - not hung and hard-wired into electrical.
844304
You will need to hard wire it like a ceiling fan, not a standard power cord that plugs into the wall. You wil also need to mount it like a ceiling fan so replacing an existing light helps. No switch, controlled by a wall on/off switch. Chain and wires are included.
1708612
This lamp is meant to be hard-wired. The lamp cord does not come with a plug. However, it is possible to adapt a plug to it.
944738
This is a hard wired light fixture. But if you contact the seller, they can put a plug on it if you would rather. Just keep in mind that it only comes with 3' of a hang down so you might want to add cord (for a little extra charge) if you are plugging it in. Thank you.
42491
hello, thank you for the question and interest. This lamp needs to be wired into ceiling. But, you can wire a plug onto the end if desired.