Can this fixture be wired to operate from a wall switch instead of the pull chain?
1289630
Yes, that's how I have mine. The fixture has the positive & negative wire coming out of the base. You just have to run two wires from the electrical wires in the ceiling down through the ceiling fan to your fixture. I have a Minka Aire ceiling fan & to run the wires through is very easy. I used solid wire & just pushed it through to the other end. If that doesn't make sense just let me know.
1508969
I don't see why not, it's wired like any other ceiling light fixture. You will need a dimmer switch.
941947
No, not as currently wired. You will have to wire the light separately from the fan.
962549
Yes both separate wiring for wall switch or manually from pull cords on fan
1845041
Sorry, I can't help. I used this fixture in a rental unit and it is wired to use the switch on the fixture onlyMy guess is that if it is hardwired to the wall switch you will need to keep the fixture on and just use the wall switch. That is true with lamps that are plugged into a wall outlet that is wired to a wall switch.
776829
Here is my understanding of this switch set. The wall mounted unit has a solid state switch that is wired into the electric circuit being controlled. That switch can be turned ON or OFF by either the toggle mounted in that unit, or the remote push buttons. As another responder stated, the pair operates like a three way circuit. However, keep in mind that the solid state switch has leakage and is not to be used with florescent lights.
1302951
on the ones I have seen, if you look behind the outlet box you will find the pull connector where the chain gets connected. If the switch is still good and all you need is a new chain, you should be able to attach a new chain or string to it
2263940
To give an easy answer, yes. This light has a mounting bracket and it can easily be mounted just about anywhere wide enough to allow for it. The light can be wired to an existing switch as long as you have access to the "hot" or power wire coming from the switch.
82518
Ours is mounted to wall switch. a note: ordered four(4) all in excellence condition upon receipt.
691364
I have a wall switch for the fan but still need the pull chain. I tied a sting to the chain with a weight and strung it so that I could reach it but the string wouldn't be in the walking space. Hope this answers your question--
1431076
You would have to add and wire in a pull chain and either remove the decorative nut in the middle or have a hole drilled in it to accommodate the chain. It is not set up for that out of the box
2244186
The light has to be wired in the ceiling. However, there isn't any holes for a pull string or any on/off switches on the unit.
3008
Yes. I attached mine to a wall switch. Just follow the wiring instructions.
2202220
Ours is hardwired and works from our wall switch. No pull chain. Let me add--It's beautiful and looks like a heavy lead glass, which my other lamps are.
1588095
Not sure what you mean, but the light is self contained and mounts up to a standard ceiling electrical box. There is no feature of the light that allows any kind of switching. That has to be done separately if it wasn't already in your room wiring.
1135096
Yes. Ours were installed by an electrician so I don't know how it is done, but they are controlled by a wall switch. One was installed with an added light which is also controlled by wall switch.
1987271
Slider switch (in-the-wall mount) controls the speed and on/off function. There is NO pull chain on the unit itself...