I am looking to recess a cabinet into a bathroom wall hard wire this to the house current...will this work?
1066825
There are other lights I'd be more inclined to wire to the house than these.
1066826
I don't see why you can't do that. You'll have to use like and end of an extension cord because these lights have a power pack which converts them from 110vac to dc
1066827
Mine has a cord switch, and a transformer. If I remember the directions they wanted the transformer exposed to fresh air, probably for cooling. I do not think I would hard wire this 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.
1210777
I use mine in a 2 story house at opposite ends. As long as you have only a single electrical supply entrance to the house, it should work, even if you are running different sides of the Main.
1896178
I would think so. It would need a junction box recessed in wall containing the proper wiring
1961861
Regular speaker wire works. Its a normal receiver, just smaller. I use this under my vanity in bathroom.
943672
Not enough information. I assume you want to hide the wiring, not the lighting. A lot depends on the cabinet color, wall color, and the side/front cabinet drop below the bottom shelf.
2213828
this is a dc wireless system. You would need a 120v device. But if you were going 12v then yes it would work if the bottom of your cabinet has a 3/4'' inset.
1302137
If you want to give it a professional look, then yes, but the wire is super thin so you can easily pass it under a door. I drilled a hole in my downstairs wall leading outside, ran the wire up the wall to the second floor, where i drilled another hole bringing it back into the house. Then I sealed the holes with some silicone to protect from small bugs and moisture. The thin wire is basically against the outside wall but is virtually unnoticeable.
124122
I use my existing in wall wire setup. Wires provided are not graded for in wall use, FYI.
161703
You will have to remove the socket and hard-wire this fixture to the electric source. You may be able to find an adapter to give you plain wires from a screw-on socket though.
37996
I would think so. The cabinet is sturdy sheet metal mounted with screws to the framework. It shouldn't be too hard to drill a couple of holes and run a cable.
836427
This will work. The only thing that you will potentially have to do is get a small socket adapter, to adapt the holes in your wall socket to suit the prongs on the adapter. That is if they dont already match, which they might. Otherwise itll work fine for you.
951767
You need a 'hot' line inside your cabinet, preferably a "J" box than drill thru the bottom of the cabinet and wire to the hot leads in the J box. If, like me, you don't have a J box to connect to you can buy a male plug end and make the alteration so you can plug into a convenience outlet. I have an outlet in the splash I can plug in to.
1470105
It could, but you may need to get code approval for something not designed for that purpose--I think.The power wire comes out the wrong side, the front, and would have to be cut, passed into the wall.
593578
This wall plate deptg is about 3 wohhh inches its less than an electrical wall switch box. It should work in just about any drywall
1231486
It should be fine as long as there is a power supply with a junction box on the wall that it can be hardwired to.
677073
This system should still work. It may take a couple other parts. If your room is prewired for audio, and has standard female post style outlets coming out of the wall, then you will need some screw on banana style connectors to make it work.