my wiring would come out of the wall toward one end of this fixture. is it possible to connect the wiring there?
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I would think so, but you'd be smart to get a diagram or look at the specifications of the fixture with an electrician or even someone in the light department at Home Depot if you're DIY. The fixture is returnable if it doesn't fit.
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Unfortunatly it's not possible because of the led lamp. Even My electrician couldn't find a work around
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Ideally, youre swapping it out from a pre-existing ceiling light fixture. In that case, just follow the enclosed directions. IF not replacing an existing light fixture, then you will need an electrician.
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This is what's called a hard wired fixture there's only 6 inches of wire sticking out of the fixture
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There are holes in the back wall that allow you to secure the fixture to a wall or other surface. You will need to remove the front plate (which the outlet is attached to), secure to the mounting surface from inside the fixture, make the electrical connections, and then secure the front plate back in place. Hope that helps.
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It fits into a deep electrical box that you supply. In your case, you would have to cut out a section of brick wall, mount the electrical box and insert the components of the fixture.
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Hi Karl Yes, my light also has the same configuration. Not sure what the additional hole is for but there is a corresponidng hole in my light socket. I think some light poles and sockets have 3 pins, presumably for additional power or lighting options. Alternatively it just may be to allow water to drain out so that water doesn't build up and short out the wiring. Regards Rob
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Our cord was long enough to hang the lights from a 14 ft ceiling, about 7 ft off the floor.(I believe the description says it's a 50" inch cord) I don't know if you could replace the cord. The wires were covered in a cord that matched the fixture (oiled bronze). We had the electrician that wired the addition install all the fixtures and I don't think he had any issues with these. I posted a picture of one of the lights. I saw where they are $7.99 now so you wouldn't be out much if you wanted to try a longer cord. (Ours were twice that)
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No, this fixture is meant to be direct wired. That could also be a problem if these lights are wired in a series. The knock-outs are too small to fit 2 wires (one in and one out to the next light.
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There is a short pigtail wire that exits the light for your power connection to the source. You will need additional wire to run to the source if you are mounting the light more than 4 inches away from the power source.
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Yes. It is about the wiring which may not be long enough. A professional installer can do it. This has been a great product.
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The wire comes out of the sconce as in the picture. You could pull it back and make it exit the back to hardwire, but you'd still have a hole on the surface that was obviously intended for the wire.
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This is a plug in light. You would have to strop the plug off first and make the wires ready. Easier to get a light ready to go into the wall line.
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The wire basket can come off the light fixture part. It unscrews. I really do like it once i put a plug on the end. I think u have to buy the whole thing though.
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With some adjustments you may be able to do so. The cables should be long enough to move the connection a little further from where they are if needed (of course depends how much off center it is). Just need to center the inner plate as needed and screw to the wall instead of to the electric plate.
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Its probably not the diode or bulb, it's probably the driver or power supply. U probably will have to replace the fixture.
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Hi Marilyn w. I am not an electric man but my fixtures were already recessed. I guess you could according to where you are putting them. The wires will be showing unless you hide them some other way. I had a friend to install mine. They are still working good. So if your junction box is not recessed I guess you could use screws to connect it and it should still work, you would just see the wires. Sorry I could not help you any more. Hope every thing goes well. stay strong! don't quit! :)