Approximately how big is the transformer and where is it located on the cord, nearer the lamp or nearer the plug? Thanks very much for any response.
945504
The transformer is plugged into a normal vertical duplex outlet and is oriented horizontally and will therefore not cover an adjacent outlet. Looking at it from the front in this configuration, it measures approx. 2.25"long x .75"high x 1.875'deep. The transformer is the "plug" and the cord exits it from the side (the transformer plug blades are not polarized so the cord can be positioned to go either right or left of the plugged in transformer. Also, I stated in my review that I couldn't get the light bar to rotate horizontally however I have since been able to forcibly break it loose and it now rotates although it is quite tight. A nice little light in my opinion. The transformer is plugged into a normal vertical duplex outlet and is oriented horizontally and will therefore not cover an adjacent outlet. Looking at it from the front in this configuration, it measures approx. 2.25"long x .75"high x 1.875'deep. The transformer is the "plug" and the cord exits it from the side (the transformer plug blades are not polarized so the cord can be positioned to go either right or left of the plugged in transformer. Also, I stated in my review that I couldn't get the light bar to rotate horizontally however I have since been able to forcibly... » Read More The transformer is plugged into a normal vertical duplex outlet and is oriented horizontally and will therefore not cover an adjacent outlet. Looking at it from the front in this configuration, it measures approx. 2.25"long x .75"high x 1.875'deep. The transformer is the "plug" and the cord exits it from the side (the transformer plug blades are not polarized so the cord can be positioned to go either right or left of the plugged in transformer. Also, I stated in my review that I couldn't get the light bar to rotate horizontally however I have since been able to forcibly break it loose and it now rotates although it is quite tight. A nice little light in my opinion. « Show Less
945505
transformer is 2x a pack of cards, and is at the plug end, leaving the cord to the lamp free.
977644
The transformer is separate. There is a socket on a short cord that is attached to the light. The transformer plugs into this socket.
691334
It is located on the cord on the lower part of it. However I bough a different cord that had a slide dimmer switch on it and use it with the light I am very pleased with this light.
1650483
It is a roll type switch located on the cord. Its not as close to the lamp as I would like but still usable.
1296774
The lamp is very nice and well worth the price. The switch is on the power cord a little over a foot from the lamp. The switch is extra large and could easily be operated with your foot. We have it hooked to a wall outlet that allows us to switch the lamp on and off with a normal wall switch.
1252371
The cord is aprox. 15' long and it is good grade and very suptle. Be aware that the on-off switch is aprox a foot from the plugin end. I bought another switch and rewired it so it is within reach of my chair so I can turn it off and on where it is more convient. The lamp is nice inspite of this small draw back.
8533
Hello, It's been a while since I did the lamps but I believe the cord comes out of the bottom not the side. My lamps were all alabaster and I simply threaded the cord through the length of it and it came out at the bottom in the center. I don't think this would work if the cord came out of the side on the top and then was outside the body of the lamp. Hope that helps!
2187121
About 7 1/2 inches. Nice transformer....grandson loves it! Sturdy and easy to follow instructions.
909449
I finally heard from my nephew for whom I bought this lamp. He said the cord is 5' long. Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Kay
2231088
The picture shows the exactly what is included accurately. The plug in, plus directly into the light strip, then just a jumper wire to connect the next strip, ect. No transformer.
1940
The Plug is about 4 or 5 ft. from the lamp, I am not sure how large your recessed outlet is, I have it plugged into a terminal strip. It should fit a standard outlet. The lamp is great, looks fine and illuminates my picture wonderfully.
244737
The slider switch is in a 1" X 2" box at the end of a 3 foot cord. The unit is plugged into the wall outlet and the lamp is plugged into the back of the plug. You can run the cable for the dimmer switch alongside the lamp's cord, or in another direction entirely
689216
Wires on lights are long enough and the transformer also has a long wire. You will need the (4) plug extension piece that comes with the light kit to connect (3) lights (MAX) and the transformer plug. They can all be connected at a center location and tucked away under the pools ledge and/or corner cover. IN MY SETUP the distance from my LAST light and the transformer plug is approx. .....30ft.
2125252
This unit comes with a transformer. The light plugs to the transformer and to a 110 outlet. Did your light come with it? Your picture does not show it. Maybe they forgot to send it with your light.
1854273
You can place the transformer anywhere along the wire that you'd like. We have 1 light on one side and 4 on the other side of the transformer.
2186954
Well, that is open to interpretation. The AC chord from the wall to the transformer is 46" inches. The transformer supply line to the controller is another 46" inches. The control module has a 10" inch tail to the connector on the light string, and a 6" tail with the IR receiver sensor. And the light string has a 6" line with connector head for the controller module. for a total of 114" inches (9.5' feet).
1374320
Well mine fits tight, the transformer is insanely large and heavy making the whole thing less portable. But as for the plug, there is a strong connection, nothing loose at all.