Does it use batteries or require hard wiring? If batteries, what size and how many?
1285168
Hard wiring. There is a positive and negative coming out of the bottom of the light.
1312911
I ended NOT hard wiring mine. Too much trouble! I change the battery on my birthday no matter what.
1461298
No batteries are needed! Just plug one wire into telephone line (for phone service) and another wire into wall outlet for power (both wires are included with purchase).
1963590
This unit is powered from the voltage of the wire. No battery. There was is another model number that bruns from battery. I install those models. Just search it.
2151606
No batteries required. Water flow drives unit produce enough electricity for the led. Use pipe dope on threads to minimize drops of water leakage. Unit very impressive. Only one size of thread on unit.
618131
It doesn't have a means to install batteries. It comes with 2 flying leads, 1 for video and the other for power. Use a 12vdc power source. Either a power supply or plug in transformer. Yes, you'll have to run wires to it!
1898224
Yes, I bought two and hard wired in junction boxes. I think it has to be hard wired - don't remember a plug.
1753409
Yes, it requires batteries, but don't buy this product. I did, but the build quality is horrible. It broke after six months. I saved up some money and brought a Fluke instead, which has been rock solid.
454062
No, it does not use batteries. It is an alternating current motor, and it can be operated with 110V or 220V electricity. You will need to run a wire into the junction box on the side of the motor. I suppose you could power it by wiring a heavy duty (12/3 AWG rating) extension cord into the junction box and then plug that into a regular wall outlet.
545409
I do not know. These do require a battery and as far as I know they can no longer be hard wired.
212406
Mine is hard wired with no problem on batteries. Have low voltage buttons with transformer.
540772
The motor and connection wires. I recommend you purchase a circuit breaker (Minn Koto) to protect the motor. You will need 2 batteries. The motor is very powerful.
1408304
It is hard wired to usually an octagon box, typically with 14/2 NMD90 wire. It uses 115-120 volts (basic household electricity) This is a really cute little spot light that I have in my soffit near my eavestrough and shines on my address sign house number over the centre of my garage. I really like it.
730790
There are no batteries needed. Please note though that you do need to buy an electric cord as long as you think you will need. It doesn't come with any.
65569
The unit does need to be hard wired. A licensed electrician is highly recommended, and required in many jurisdictions.
330613
It came with batteries. I simply turned it on when we recieved it. They havent gone out yet so im not sure what kind of batteries it takes
569770
Doesn't need to be hard wired. Just attach it with a couple of screws to something solid and nearby. Very handy item.