Does it plug in to an outlet or does it have to be hard wired? Do you need a seperate controller or does it have the speed control on it?
1112153
It has to be hard wired. It has it's own speed controller. I wired it to a switch and leave the speed alone. It works well but is not quiet.
1112154
Its not plugged into an outlet. I believe that my husband wired it in. The fan control in a little knob that is on the side that the air is blowing towards.
1112155
We hard wired it. You can very easily wire an extension into the electrical box on the fan and have it so you can plug it in. The speed control is built in. However we did put a (cool) thermostat with the system so when the room with the thermostat gets above the set temperature (Say 70 Degrees F) that it will automatically turn on and pull warm air into the room that is cooler. Hope this helps if not please leave another question.
1112156
The easiest answer is that it has to be hard wired to be installed properly and "Yes" is does have the controller built in. An external controller can be used, such as a fan-rated timer or single-pole thermostat. You'd leave the existing control knob "on" and set to the right speed and the external control simply has to start or stop power (good for me since my fan is installed 9' high on the wall).
1112157
the unit has a off/on speed control switch, it has to be hard wired, i located mine over a wall outlet and by removing the wall outlet you can drop the wire down to the outlet box, about a one hour job.
1112158
Hard wired. Has a separate speed knob located on the outside facing wall. So if you install in a bathroom, the knob/switch is not in the bathroom. You should consider hooking it up to a 110v timer switch.
986938
It does not include a plug, it can either be hard wired or a power cord can easily be added to it. I used a power cord from a discarded power tool.
2080981
There are no outlets that come with the controller. Additionally there is no power cable. All of this will need To be hard wired into it.
654250
There is no on/off switch or speed control. It runs by plugging it into the USB port.
65569
The unit does need to be hard wired. A licensed electrician is highly recommended, and required in many jurisdictions.
1930799
Yes with a speed conteoller that you can just plug it into not one you have to wire
1260016
Yes it has to be wired. It should be in the sales literature or specifications.
1607668
It needs to be hard wired. However, if you want to plug it into the wall you can buy a plug at a hardware store to convert it.
407290
The Blower Unit plugs into a standard 120v outlet. I ran 120v power to this controller (variable speed) KBWC-16K (H9001) Wall Mount AC Fan Motor Control, which I also got from Amazon. Then run Hot/Common/Ground to dedicated outlet for this fan (don't plug anything else into the outlet as the current is controlled by the rheostat). Works great.
1242890
Comes with electric cord and plug already attached. All you need is a receptacle. You could hard wire if you wanted but I don't see the need. Great fans. I don't think you will be disapointed
1889753
It doesn't come with a cord if that is where you were going, but yes if it's wired correctly, it can be plugged directly into an outlet. I would put a switch in somewhere so it's more controllable and the motor needs to be mounted.
2045933
It is not hard wired, one end is a USB that goes into computer and the other end that plugs into unit does unplug but it has a smaller end which isnt USB. Cable is short as well, about 24 inches. You could probably get a longer cable, but remember one is USB and the other end smaller. Hope this helps. Will post a picture when I have time.
719741
If you want N speed it has to be wired. Otherwise, it won't work without manually changing to G speed and that cuts your max speed in half.
382923
this unit has to be hard wired. no plug. i remove the old one and installed this one in it's place if you are handy, it is not a hard job. it really looks nice when it's installed.
689342
It's wired. Apparently there is a remote control available for additional purchase, but the one in the kit is wired at the switch outlet.
939478
This had to be hard wired. I also thought it might be able to be plugged in but no. However, I bought a plug and used the wiring to add the plug and it worked fine.
33329
Hard wired. I suppose you could hard wire a plug to the power connection. Mine was a replacement so it just hard wired to previous wiring.