Does this screw into a wall so that it can work as a wall-mounted light switch?
1065912
No, because it would require some modification of the switch and it is not safe to do so.
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.
1127484
Yes it should. It is simply an on/of switch triggered by motion, that sends power to a screw in fixture.
1305831
Screws to the wall...no switch box needed. I used command strips...so you don't even need screws! :)
1379756
It is set up for hard wire installation into a box, and requires a box behind to stabilize the weight. I would not advise buying this for the application you are describing but perhaps you should consult with a licensed electrician to see if he or she could attach a plug and figure out how to stablize the fixture on the wall.
1213253
The short answer is "no" since it isn't designed for that. There are no holes to screw through it into the wall. If you already have a wall plug that is nearby, your best bet would be to get a replacement outlet that increases the number of plugs available. Although you could surely find some means for attaching this to a wall, I would not recommend it because of possible safety issues.
1376275
No .. as every installation is a custom build. I put my switch on the inside of a Toy Hauler (plywood board) and the professionals who did the wiring did not use the back plate (it is plastic to match the material on the sides) as there was no battery to ground issue that you will have when placed on metal. The switch lays closer to the wall that way. The screws you use will have to match the placement you chose for install and fit the four hole openings. In my case it was wood screws.
1198277
Since this product is merely a fixture and not a bulb of any sort, it would depend on what you put into it and if you have a dimmer installed on the wall. If you're wondering if there is a dimmer switch on it, there is not.
2138005
Yes, this would be possible provided the sconce is large enough to accommodate for the screw in part. Suggest 4-5 inches in width to provide proper clearance. This is the setup I have with several outdoor sconces and it works well. The motion sensor part is not attractive for an indoor application. But that's more a matter of preference. I might suggest using a motion-sensing wall switch instead. These switches fit right in the wall and they replace your current light switch. I have these in several rooms in my house and love them. The benefit here, other than possibly being a more elegant solution, is that you could use it as an actual on/off switch manually or just let it do its thing with the motion sensor. One good one is by Enerlites.
1356719
Need to be creative to be able to do that. You may clamp the light onto fixtures on the wall. A direct wall mounting light would be a better option.
1593697
You can remove the screw, but it's what holds the whole unit in place securely. It will stay plugged, but with the screw it holds it in place in the wall. You just remove the current switchplate and put this on in place of it.
1878509
This unit is designed to be installed into a light fixture or junction box. It is not a flush- mount unit.
545531
yes you can put it on the wall (it has double stick tape, OR you can use screws) not sure if you can "take it down" to switch batteries withouth having to use more tape (i used screws, the holes are slotted so you can easily remove the light and re hang it again without having to unscrew the screws)
177817
Screw mounting plate to the wall. Connect wires and attach lamp to mounting plate with thumb screws
1988556
No, but not for the reasons you'd think - Notice there is no screw in the center of the unit- it just plugs into the wall. It's reasonably easy to yank off the wall, which would expose the wall's outlet. A screw in model would be better
1988560
No, but not for the reasons you'd think -Notice there is no screw in the center of the unit- it just plugs into the wall. It's reasonably easy to yank off the wall, which would expose the wall's outlet.A screw in model would be better
1644376
Hello MudMonkey, Technically, yes you can screw the mount into the wall. There are screw holes in the back part of the mounting plate. Please let me know if you have any further questions! Thanks, Taylor W. VIVO Technology
2216062
It is made to be wired into the ceiling. I'm sure you could get a cord and wire it to an outlet. It does have a pull string switch. If you want a wall mount, I would look for one with a cord and toggle switch. I love the light in my closet mounted on the ceiling