Does this require the fixture to be wired at one end or both?
1023972
you have to remove the ballast from the fixture and then run one leg of the utility 120VAC line to one of the, err, whatever those clips are called that the tube slips into... and then run the other 120VAC wire to the clip at the other end. ten straightforward minutes, including pulling the ladder over...
1023973
Depending on the fixture you are installing this in, you may have to remove the ballast since none is needed first and get new clips to install the light bulb. I bought a second set of bulbs and they are different than the first I had ordered and can not work in my existing fixture without a major overhaul of it. It shouldn't take more than 30 - 60 mins per fixture if you have to hire an electrician to come in and retro fit the bulb to your light fixture. I wish you luck. For the price of the bulbs it is so worth it. Good Luck
1023974
Please look inside cardboard tube for instructions, because one company you wire only one end and there you wire both ends. YES you remove the ballast, because it is not needed. I have install 10 light fixtures and ordering more. Some show the wiring on the label at one end of the tube which is were you connect the wires.
591872
It is a wired switch. The only way you'll be able control a light that is only wired to one switch is to run a new set of wires to the new location or replace the existing switch with one that has a remote control.
117538
The two wires are both adjustment. U can make it as long as u want or as short to the ceiling as u want. I love the fixture and it is very contemporary looking. U will enjoy it for sure. I have it about 2 to 3 feet from the ceiling as I have a large mirror in the kitchen, and now I have double vision and double the lighting in my kitchen ad it reflects on the mirror. Enjoy.
1150849
It has a male plug on one end and a female on the other end. Real nice light set.
161703
You will have to remove the socket and hard-wire this fixture to the electric source. You may be able to find an adapter to give you plain wires from a screw-on socket though.
2245418
Wiring is meant to be installed from the back of the plate. The fixture is also meant to be fastened to an electrical wall-box via a bracket hidden behind the plate and fastened by two knurl-headed screws from the front of the plate through the provided screw-holes on the left and right sides. If you fashion a way to hold the fixture to the wall - perhaps simply two brass wood screws or toggle-bolts - and cut a notch in the edge of the plate to accept the raceway and cord, I don't see why that wouldn't work just fine. Note, though, that there is no switch on this fixture - the power needs to be controlled from elsewhere, like a wall switch or some such.
2219490
Ours is plugged in but from the manufactuer's information, it appears that it can also be hard wired - " Using the included metal cord cover, this fixture can be plugged directly in to a standard wall receptacle or can be mounted to a junction box with no cord or cover showing."
27238
You would need a separate fixture. This only regulates temperature and flow.
729207
No, this is not a plug in. It has to be installed by an electrician like any other light fixture.
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!!!
2170021
Both must be wired. The instructions are included and is fairly easy and straight forward to install provided you have a second switch already in place within the room. Otherwise you will need to run some wire.
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.
1831917
Yes, it can be mounted both ways. I have this one mounted in the down position becuase my wired connection was to close to the ceiling. Infact I have a 2 light one as well but it's mounted in the up position, but I'm considering mounting it upside down to match the 3 light one in our upstairs bathroom.
1427783
The light is hard wired. I liked the light when I received it, but after installing it (I had a light fixture outlet already there) it is even more elegent looking! I bought it for my grand daughter's nursery.
1356803
The light fixture was ready to plug in, however we hard wired it to turn on and off with a light switch. I love this fixture, it is very very nice quality for the price
1751942
No. It is a permanent mounted fixture. Needs mounted on an electrical box and hard wired to your house.
519050
There is only one place to attach a wire. I suppose you could double up a couple of wires and attach them that way, but the unit is meant to support just one. You could also use waterproof wire nuts or waterproof butt connectors and add a second wire that way. The way the lighting people look at it, the question is how many lights will the unit support, which is controlled by the wattage of the lights.