What is the silver wire hanging from the light for?
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It is what supports the chandelier when it is hung. The wire gets attached to the ceiling bracket to hold the weight of the chandelier. I cut the cord on the light to hard wire it directly to the ceiling. I did not like the plug having to span the ceiling then down the wall.
1185833
It is what supports the chandelier when it is hung. The wire gets attached to the ceiling bracket to hold the weight of the chandelier.I cut the cord on the light to hard wire it directly to the ceiling. I did not like the plug having to span the ceiling then down the wall.
2129686
In a sense yes, you're using a tight band to hold the light on frame. It's as simple as pulling the band off and taking the light with you.
1755883
There is a metal frame that holds the shape of the lantern. Most people hang the lights froma string inside the lantern. You just tiue the string to the top the frame and let the light hang down inside the lantern. thanks kevin
1736656
The Green wire that you can barely see as green has a small paper tag that is the ground and hooks to the copper wire on both the lamp base and the copper wire on your light. There is another wire with a very thin white line on the wire that one connects to the white wire and the wire left over connects to the black.
495755
As you can see by the picture there is a wire for hanging. You need a hook for hanging.
2238164
There are two triangle shaped hangers on the top of the light . I used wire ties and a wood rod. The light isn't very heavy and it worked fine.
1008905
There's a light that turns off or a different color. Don't remember exactly.
1671806
It's a fixture to be mounted to the ceiling. Works good, i have two of them.
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The light fixture is silver but it is shipped with a blue plastic protective film. After installation you can peel the plastic off for a beautiful finish.
1885535
The light can either hang on the wall or stand, similar to the way a picture frame works.
2077358
There is writing on the end but really not any big deal in my view...I'm primarily using it in an exposed hanging light from the ceiling.
691333
It is at the lower end of the wire, the end closest to the wall. Or you can buy an additional short extension cord which is very inexpensive, and plug the light cord into that which would allow you to place the on / off switch farther away from the wall. The light itself works well for me. Hang it at any height, takes little space, and puts out a lot of light without blinding glare because the frosted shade does a good job. All in all I am happy with it.
1285168
Hard wiring. There is a positive and negative coming out of the bottom of the light.
876760
I hung mine from the same chains as my old fluorescent fixture.I don't remember if it was set up for it or if I modified it.Either way, it was a cake walk to hang it from chains.
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It 's hung by the traditional chain and the plug is vey long so that you can reach an outlet. I can 't remember, but I thought the grounding wire is twined in with the plug. The ceiling mount was able to slide along the cable and wires , so you could adjust how short or long you wanted to install the chandelier.
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It is located on the back if to pole that holds the light assy. It's a small twisty nob.
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The light is designed to plug directly into an outlet. I needed it hanging so my father's hand could activate from his bed in the night. My solution was to plug it into an extension cord with a loop that could be hung from a wall hook so the light is exactly where it is needed. I turn it completely off during the day so I've not noticed if is light sensor activated. We are very happy with how the light functions.