there are only two prongs in the connector--how do you put the 2 wire 16gauge wire in and also the single wire for the fixture
1940953
My item 95836 has two wires from the socket and a plastic coupling to connect to the low voltage line. My low voltage lines are 14 and 16 gauge but they only 2 wire each. Are you using a different source cable that has a ground wire ??
400650
They are 2 wire. It can run as both but you will need an adapter to convert it to 3 wire for running lights
1909743
I only replaced the glass part of the fixture, so I didn't have to rewire the whole fixture. I'm afraid my answer isn't going to help you any. But, FYI, I do like the glass part.
1568256
If you can wait return it to Amazon for a replacement. If you can't wait you can go to a local hardware store and get the parts for probably three dollars or so. Maybe take the parts from the other fixture to match them up. I'm an electrical contractor, and have to deal with this occasionally. Good luck!
1320874
It is hard wired.If your wire is run into an outside box(same as inside outlet box,metal or plastic).The fixture screws to box,wire nuts included.Make sure power is off to that wire with tester.Good luck.
531875
Hi Nataniel. Mine came supplied with a standard 2 prong plug with a female adapter to the light fixture. There was a supplied cord to allow adding lights in series. Hope that helps Jerry
398638
There are only two wire leads at the end.....depending on your needed voltage output to power the lights , you could splice one wire into two units, but working with 12 volts, thats not going to be very bright....I would go with 2 harnesses...... good luck!
1747501
send it back for a refund. You need both prongs in order for the bulb to work. :) Hope this helps.
874162
PS - As a matter of fact, the lamp I have plugged into it, has only 2 prongs.
1657713
only comes with the wire that is attached to each individual light. You have to get the low voltage wire (cut to the desired length you need to go through your garden) separately at Home Depot or similar store. The employee there should be able to help you choose the correct wire. You will need to measure where you want it to go in order to tell him how much you need. Hope this helps. Once you get them connected and working you'll love them. I do. I've had mine for years. You'll need an electrician to connect them to the transformer or someone that knows how to do it. Enjoy!
626361
Just snap it into place. You have to apply just a little pressure for the two prongs to snap in.
1761388
This light is only a double prong light. No third grounding prong. It should be fiine upright in your plug.
1474505
Clip the wires close to the ballast. Wire one end of fixture positive, one end negative. There are lots of youtube videos that help explain it.
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The wire on one end has a special connector which plugs into the light assembly and on other end has a molded 2 pin plug which can be inserted in electrical socket. The wire has a toggle on/off switch which is closer to the end that connects the light assembly. They do supply a junction box which can be used to connect the lighting unit through jumper cable at one end and any 2 wire cable at the other end of the junction box. We didn't use the junction box is because it is deeper than what I had expected and it shows below our cabinet. For hard wiring, we cut the molded 2 pin plug and hard wired into electrical outlet. Hope this helps. The wire on one end has a special connector which plugs into the light assembly and on other end has a molded 2 pin plug which can be inserted in electrical socket. The wire has a toggle on/off switch which is closer to the end that connects the light assembly. They do supply a junction box which can be used to connect the lighting unit through jumper cable at one end and any 2 wire cable at the other end of the junction box. We didn't use the junction box is because it is deeper than what I had expected and it shows below our cabinet. For hard wiring, we cut the molded 2 pin plug and hard... » Read More The wire on one end has a special connector which plugs into the light assembly and on other end has a molded 2 pin plug which can be inserted in electrical socket. The wire has a toggle on/off switch which is closer to the end that connects the light assembly. They do supply a junction box which can be used to connect the lighting unit through jumper cable at one end and any 2 wire cable at the other end of the junction box. We didn't use the junction box is because it is deeper than what I had expected and it shows below our cabinet. For hard wiring, we cut the molded 2 pin plug and hard wired into electrical outlet. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I did the same thing. Just removed old ballast and used existing wire nuts to connect the new one. Very simple process. Just make sure the fixture is unplugged or disconnected.
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there are only two wires a red and white. on the one i bought, you cut the wire from the ac adapter and strip the ends.i touch each end to your battery post .if they dont light switch them and you will find which is ground. you can also cut them to any length and solder wires to the ones you cut.its a little work but not hard
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The fixture has a ground wire. However the ground wire was not attached to the fixture chassis inside the lamp. Had to tap a hole and tie down the ground. I would GUESS it is not UL listed.