I want to put this in a shed (light inside, panel outside). Is the cord detachable?
2032691
Yes, It plugs in at both ends. If not, just cut them where you need too, re-attach when possible.Use electric tape or use a torch with mapp gas to melt wires together and gasoline to fuse wires. It always works!
2032692
The cord is detachable, but needs to be connected to charge the battery. The cord is pretty long, so you can mount it out on the roof and run the wire to the inside. We're pretty happy with it....definitely puts off a lot of light.
2021613
Yes, I belive the housing does separate from the light so you can screw it in. I actually had run hard wires through the walls for these ahead of time and I just used a telephone jack (external wall jack) as a nice way to hide the connection for the wires.
2209273
Yes because the two ends can connect together; so you can connect to the light from the panel or to any number of other like extension cords and then to the light. You can string them together, yes.
370311
if all you want is a light then yes... but you will find it hard to find a cord this good for the price I paid. I paid less than $60. Plus, this cord is heavy duty use for outside. most extension cords will deteriorate or have shorting issues in the weather. I recommend this cord for any outdoor long term operation. Plus, if you every need to power a power tool this will do the job.
1065913
The answer to your question is no. This is a inline switch that is designed to hang from the cord. I hope this helps.
206131
It uses a pull cord for on/off and speed control. In my opinion it is too strong for an in home application if you want to use it in a garage or warehouse type setting it would be ok.
68576
Yes, I suppose it could. The cord has the vintage cloth wrapping on the outside. However when you pull it back it exposes the black & white lines inside the cloth wrapping. I build a lamp with these lights for my daughter and she was concerned the outside vintage cloth wrap and wear away and expose bare wires but that can't happen because the wires are wrapped with the plastic coating that has to be striped away. One side black the other side white. I actually cut the plugs off the ends and wire lights in parallel as part of an industrial light. Hope this helps.
2019481
not as it is designed, but if you are on the tecinal side you could go inside of it and rewire it (not reccommended ) your best bet is to order a solar powered led work light if you want something to stay on all the time
2205415
You can disconnect the long cable that connects the light fixture to the solar panel and the light will still work. However, keep in mind that you will have to carry around the thin 15FT cable since that can not be removed from the fixture.
2041591
Detachable from the holding fixture, but cabled directly to the controller so limited distance use from the controller.
1780296
No, all the controls are in the base. I wouldn't try to separate the lamp from the base and rewire it.
1784797
I think it's about 8' as my shed is 16'. I wanted the light in the middle but when I allowed a little bit of 'play' to adjust the solar panel on the outside, the wire would not reach the middle.
1902945
it is not detachable from the heating element, the cord is only attached to the base.
651922
You don't need an extension cord. All you have to do is connect the solar panel to the light fixture with the wire that is included. Then install the light fixture where you want it (screws were included) and finally set up the solar panel where it will receive sunlight (I mounted mine on the side of my shed with the 4 screws that were included). It's about a fifteen minute job with a drill.
1654651
I didn't use the one I bought so I returned it. But... I wouldn't hesitate to use it outside, as long as you wrap the connections (each end) with electrical tape, or better yet use heat shrink tubing. We used lights under the toe kick of the island in our kitchen. This cord was to be the connector from one side to another, but instead we just continued the LED lights thru the cabinetry to get to the other side. Hope this helps.
164521
I don't think so. The light that is controlled by the switch is the light associated with a fan and wired into that and not separate light
21659
Yes, this fan has a pull cord for both the fan & the light. U can also wire it to a wall switch for both. It's a great fan!