Does this need to be installed over a recessed junction box, or can it be installed on an exposed box?
2039017
the round part that the floods attach to has controls in it and needs to seal to a surface,it would be tricky sealing,recessed would be preferred method,I have three and they are incredible
2039018
It's one of those single screw through the center of the unit that threads into a fixture bar provided with the fixture. I have installed them on recessed and surface boxes and they work but I've always considered the center screw and fixture bar method on a supposed wet location installation to be second rate.
2039019
Either as far as I know, I had my electrician install them we used a wet location exposed junction box.
1496024
I'm not sure. I don't have any boxes behind my lights. They're on my garage, so I just mounted them right to the side of the garage. If the box is flush with the building, it will probably work. If not, You'll probably need some kind of adaptor plate. I'm sure you can get the dimensions of the base. Also, you might want to download the instructions (which you can probably get from the manufacturer's web site) and they'll show you a range of installation possibilities. These lights are great though. Worth EVERY penny.
2190459
It's just a retrofit, so no trim is needed. It looks really nice just flush to the wall and saved me from having to buy trim. If you already have trim you like, you may want to just buy a led bulb and a lense. It's super easy to install as long as you have the needed clips inside your recessed harness, you'll be able to pull out the current trim, attach these and slide it right flush. Best of luck.
211126
It needs to be mounted into the wall. The recessed sides are plastic, I don
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Probably,It is installed from the outside,extending through the wall,and the wiring from your fuse/breaker box attaches to the rear.Generally the installation is in"waste space" beneath/inside an existing cabinet or storage area out of sight.The Marinco connector has 3 mounting screws for the outer flange and a large gland nut you can use in the inside end if needed.A very nice unit all in all.
1039088
the product details for this item on amazon specify that kit included for either wall or recess mounting...
802057
This product is for outside wall mounting only and not meant for recessed areas. You may however drill new holes provided the recessed area will accept the new fixture.
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I think some of the answers are misleading. There are 2 parts: The black box is meant to be placed inside the 4" square electric box that your fixture may be mounted to. Check this first! some electric boxes do not have enough room inside to fit the black box, and it is not weatherproof so leaving it exposed to the elements is a bad idea. The sensor OTOH attaches to the wall with 2 screws. As suggested, you can use a small masonry bit and drill into either the brick or the mortar. Also, the sensor is pretty light so you "may" be able to attach it with heavy-duty double sided tape. I've seen some rated for 10 or 20 pounds, outdoors and as long as you get good adhesion to the brick it should be fine. I think some of the answers are misleading. There are 2 parts: The black box is meant to be placed inside the 4" square electric box that your fixture may be mounted to. Check this first! some electric boxes do not have enough room inside to fit the black box, and it is not weatherproof so leaving it exposed to the elements is a bad idea. The sensor OTOH attaches to the wall with 2 screws. As suggested, you can use a small masonry bit and drill into either the brick or the mortar. Also, the sensor is pretty light so you "may" be able to attach it with heavy-duty double sided... » Read More I think some of the answers are misleading. There are 2 parts: The black box is meant to be placed inside the 4" square electric box that your fixture may be mounted to. Check this first! some electric boxes do not have enough room inside to fit the black box, and it is not weatherproof so leaving it exposed to the elements is a bad idea. The sensor OTOH attaches to the wall with 2 screws. As suggested, you can use a small masonry bit and drill into either the brick or the mortar. Also, the sensor is pretty light so you "may" be able to attach it with heavy-duty double sided tape. I've seen some rated for 10 or 20 pounds, outdoors and as long as you get good adhesion to the brick it should be fine. « Show Less
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I have mine coming through a cement wall on my office building feed from the rear into my electrical box. No problem. There may be some editing or knock-out panels, but your electrician should be able to handle that easily (or yourself if you are handy). The box is really simple... Glorified junction box / breaker box with a circuit board. You'll enjoy it..!
2119502
I would not recommend installing this anywhere that a drop of water could splash or spray on the hot bulbs which are exposed. better to install outside of the shower enclosure, in an area that remains dry and protected from overspray.
861391
My husband says that if this is a flat box, you must connect the wires and "store" them in the round part of the fixture that fits against the wall.
76126
It is not meant to be recessed. The sides of the cabinet are mirrors. Not sure if you could install it as recessed.
1928044
It is adaptable to both! You can install as a recessed unit, or, they have included mirrored facings for flush mounting. I mounted mine flush, using the facings, and it looks just great. The quality of this cabinet exceeded my expectations; very nice unit!
424606
You will need it hard wired by an electrician. It works very well when installed and doesn't take up much wall space.
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I would think so. It would need a junction box recessed in wall containing the proper wiring
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Hi friend,Sorry for reply late,just come back from holidays.It could install breaker box.But there is no exposed wires,it connects to the top directly.Hope could help you!Have a nice day!Regards
1028403
It is not quite big enough to cover a standard outlet box. I would put a solid plate over the outlet box and then install on either side, preferably on the stud the box is connected too.