Is there a way to hard wire this product? (Not use a traditional plug in outlet...)
1061409
You'd have to hard wire the transformer. Without the transformer, those lights won't work. So your best bet would be to cut off the Edison plug on the transformer, then strip the wires back and wire nut them to whatever hard wire run you'd have. My advice would be to run a new outlet to where you'd want to hard wire this thing. Not saying it's low quality, but for the price they're charging, QA might be a little lax. I wouldn't want to have part of this setup stuck behind a wall because with Murphy's Law, that'll be the part that needs replacing. Just my two cents.
276807
A little speculation here... It is designed to be most efficient on a live, single electric circuit. It seems that hard wiring would be possible, but u should call the manufacturer.
393965
No there is no standard outlet plug attached. There is only about 4-5 inches on wire pre stripped and you need to connect it to a + \ - wire... I hope this helps ...
964544
Need to be hard wired but it's very easy. You can install a pigtail and plug it to a regular outlet
53181
No, this isn't the unit for you. It needs to be wired into an electrical box, not an outlet.
2172415
Yes, mine came with a standard plug in cord. It is possible to hard wire if you wish, but it does come with a standard plug in all ready attached. Very good units.
1640074
No option to hardwire is included with the lamp. I ended up painting the trailing cords the same color as my wall color, as these lights are above my sofa with a large picture in between them. This worked out well for me, as I love these wall lamps!
1264378
You can plug it right in to a normal duplex wall receptacle, or choose to hard wire it into the wall. But it comes with a cord attached to plug it right in.
1092084
not easily - There is not a "block" for hard wiring. However, what I've done is, I have a cord, with a male end, and the other end is the "hard wired" part.
321100
It doesn't HAVE to be hardwired. You can make a cord with a plug on it and connect that to the unit. Just make sure the cord is secure coming out of the unit and possibly make sure the box is fully sealed depending on your local codes. In that case you'll be connecting it to the normal 110 connection. If I remember right there's also a power adapter option for this unit for you to connect to the low voltage area on the board.
2104668
Bring it to Home Depot. Anyone in the electrical dept can show you the type of wire & outlet you'll need.
1052979
I hard wired mine. Put a junction box behind each. You can google wiring instructions if that's what you're gonna do.
497448
It's not hard wire at all - only plug in. It is mounted on the wall though.
423571
Yes if you know how!! My husband is very handy and was able to hardwire it. Otherwise you have to plug it in.
275445
Since it has a power adapter, I would say you cannot hardwire the unit without some current adjustment mechanism. If it just had a simple plug at the end, then you could (I assume as a non-electrician).
880390
Sorry i cannot comment, i never had an issue with that. However, how do you change the wire?
597667
No. Hard wired means direct wired -- not a plug in. You can access the wires though near an outlet to use but probably need an electrician to do it.