Does this wire up the same way as a normal florescent?
250473
The light panel comes with an LED driver. This LED driver has two wires to be connected to AC input power (do NOT use a ballast), and the DC output connects to the light panel.
2217633
Yes, this wires into one typical ceiling fixture. You may need to purchase larger escutcheon (sp) plates to cover the ceiling box
1170391
Unfortunately no. This is just straight hard wired. Very nice light a little hard to get used to because it is such a bright white. Have a good day.
550726
Yes, a light does lite up at the end of the connector when inserted. One of mine tasks a second or 2 to do so.
1991045
The wire yes but its easier to just buy and extension wire with it so u don't need to solder... The light its self you can but the same it's more work then you want to put into it but if you center the light it throws an even spread so you don't need to make them any longer.
1018815
yes, it just plugs in to where the current light is. Love the color changes!
2002057
The base is the same. Two things to watch for are the top of these are slightly larger than the incandescent version and they are polarity sensitive.
1680841
The connection seems to be the same the same size as the incandescent. Length wise because they are flat they are shorter which is not a problem.
2155295
Yes. I hooked my led strip to it and it works like it should. The switch is very well built...I like it a lot.
1978305
This is a more complex problem than it would seem. I tend to use overkill when sizing wire to a given load. In addition, a friend replaced all of my fixtures original quartz halogen bulbs with LED's that draw less current. And generally speaking, it is not just the load in amperes, but the length of the wire run in feet that determines the wire gauge needed. I would suggest that you employ someone with knowledge in electronics to size and determine your layout. This is especially true if your layout is complex and heavily loaded. I wish I could be of more help, but I have to hire an electrician. Good luck!
546747
As stated, it's pretty straight-forward. It is a bit more bulky than a standard 3-way switch so it may take a little more finesse pushing the switch back in the box. If I'm not mistaken (been a while since I installed it) there is a switch on the back of if for you to select either "CFL" or "Incandescent". I'm not an electrician so I'm unsure of how this affects things, but might as well set it to the appropriate setting while out.
1740763
It comes with a little bit of wire but not a bunch to wire the whole thing up. They are very bright and easy to wire
678338
Dear friend, Thank you for your email! When you connect the wire, LED will glow naturally , they are work relying on electronic. Sincerely, Ayygiftideas
2238480
The light emitted is a softer tone. It shines plenty of light as I use it as my desk lamp and work most of the day with it on and the natural light from the window. It is NOT the hard floressent kind.
1564294
No. The wiring for this switch is very specific and also permanently affixed to the back side of the switch (there are only 3 wires, black wire - connects to the incoming black main power line (line), white wire -connects to BOTH the white nuetral line coming from the main power and the white neutral wire connecting to the light fixture, blue wire - connects to the black wire coming from the light fixture (load). If you are using this to replace an existing switch then you will only have 1 extra wire nut to worry about, not 4. Here is a link for the users manual with a picture of how the wiring is to be installed.http://www.manualslib.com/manual/531235/Honeywell-Rpls740b.html No. The wiring for this switch is very specific and also permanently affixed to the back side of the switch (there are only 3 wires, black wire - connects to the incoming black main power line (line), white wire -connects to BOTH the white nuetral line coming from the main power and the white neutral wire connecting to the light fixture, blue wire - connects to the black wire coming from the light fixture (load). If you are using this to replace an existing switch then you will only have 1 extra wire nut to worry about, not 4. Here is a link for the users manual with a picture... » Read More No. The wiring for this switch is very specific and also permanently affixed to the back side of the switch (there are only 3 wires, black wire - connects to the incoming black main power line (line), white wire -connects to BOTH the white nuetral line coming from the main power and the white neutral wire connecting to the light fixture, blue wire - connects to the black wire coming from the light fixture (load). If you are using this to replace an existing switch then you will only have 1 extra wire nut to worry about, not 4. Here is a link for the users manual with a picture of how the wiring is to be installed.http://www.manualslib.com/manual/531235/Honeywell-Rpls740b.html « Show Less
2220993
Its just the tube.... no fixture. Itmrequires re wiring a florescent tube fixture
469650
When I plugged my wire in the light actually never lit up, But it does work normal. The light has never turned on but like I said before it is completely operational.