I have restricted space at the outlets, so where exactly are the prongs on the back? Also, is it enough lite to see in a nighttime bathroom?
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Prongs being about ½ inch from top edge and about 1 inch in from each side. I have a picture if I can figure out how to upload to this site. I have had it plugged in for over a year with no problems.
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They're a quarter-inch from the bottom (or top), centered, about 3/4 inch from each edge. You should find them with no problem. Good Luck!
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Prongs being about inch from top edge and about 1 inch in from each side. I have a picture if I can figure out how to upload to this site. I have had it plugged in for over a year with no problems.
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The prongs are perfect to be able to use the other plug. I have a small bathroom and have plenty enough light to see without hurting my eyes. I love this light!
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Prongs are on lower back part. Also, "yes" it is enough light for the bathroom.
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There is room for more, though the slots are not all wired. I honestly can't recall if we added one, or two. I want to say two. We did that to extend the period of light because of seasonal shading. I know that the come on at dark (which here is currently about 8/8:30) and are still lit when I come downstairs at 6. Original batteries, almost a year.
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There is a cord from the base to the outlet and mine is right above the bathroom outlet. I have the cord tied up so there is no long cord dangling around getting in the way. Works perfect!Y
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There is a solid back that starts at the open shelf above the toilet tank to the top of the space behind the doors. The backing is thin enough that, with an appropriate tool, a space could be cut out for an electrical outlet. It's a very nice, attractive unit.
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Yes there is circuitry on the back side but I put them in the smallest of fixtures to replace my halogen bulbs. They are a pain to put in as you have to slide the prongs in at an angle. Worth the effort and the cost though. They seriously cut my energy budget.
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The plug in is a typical 3 prong plug in. A power surge cord should work ok. I really like ours we have one in each bathroom. We have regular power outages where we live and the first power outage we realized anytime the power is off there is a reset button on the side. So keep that in mind should you ever discover seat isn't working
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Are you asking if it fits so you don't see the outlets? I mounted mine above the outlets but still couldn't see them due to it being directly below them.
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It is the way you are thinking - in the bottom outlet it will cover the top outlet! It does have a socket outlet that works well. So you haven't lost anything.
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I had to put it in the top outlet socket or it would have blocked the other one. It is bigger than I figured but the light is bright.
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Yes my bathroom is the same size and the outlet is on the other side of the room also and had lots of extra cord!
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There are ten outlets on the back. It is a great piece of equipment. I have it in the master bedroom for the surroudn system. I have the larger unit in my family room. I recommend them both .
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On the back side there is one 3-prong plug, so it would not fit into a 2-prong (non-grounded) outlet.
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I don't have one in front of me, but the labels are on the side of the swithch. There is a ground blade, and that provides the circuit for the internal light. There is a (+) blade and that is where you connect the power input and there is an (A) blade and that is where you connect your "power supply" to the device you want to use. A note of caution: the light indicating the "on" position is VERY poor and frankly, only on a VERY DARK night are you going to see it. Further, they are advertised as "16 amp" switches. Don't think I would go anywhere near that! Also, they are VERY FRAGILE. and can be damaged easily. Suggestion is to fit the spade you are going to connect to it to another blade to "open the spade slightly, otherwise you are going to break a few switches. I am using them, but much more trouble and I will trash them.
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If your outlet is near your lock, say within 4 feet or so, they should put out enough light to see your lock. We use them in the bathroom.
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Aesthetically, you might want to put the outlet on the right side so that more of the cord is hidden behind the toilet. Also, make sure you avoid the plumbing in the wall for the toilet inlet valve. Other than that, it can be anywhere the 4-foot cord will reach.
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I'm able to plug in a three prong (grounded extension cord) in the other outlet. It's a tight fit.
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I installed it behind a mirror so I can't get to it to measure but it was like 3/4 inch after plugged in. Also add some for the outlet it's self. All together it should be about an inch. Hope that helps.