I have an old yard light, accidently cut the wires. Can this be screwed in its place?
1114178
this bulb requires a edison e26 e27 socket , as long as the power source is 12v , then it will work
1114179
The deciding factor to the answer is the voltage of the old license g by, as well as type of current. These bulbs are 12 volt ( more or less) and DC current. I would verify both before I used it....rsbhunter
1951451
..... I changed ours over to hang from the ceiling - using the chain and cord from the old lamp - as this is delivered to you, it is meant to be "fixed" to the ceiling - not hung and hard-wired into electrical.
1566523
Yes you can, I removed some old fluorescent fixtures just leaving a white black and neutral wire. I think connected these new fixtures, they worked really well, I bought more
148532
Yes, the fixture is screwed onto wiring harness just like a ceiling light fixture only from top of fixture insteadof bottom. Unscrew very top cap pull up cap unscrew nut pull electrical cord through (big) opening, everythingseparated
1759663
Most of these types of light have a clip to clamp the wire for the light to the ground wire. You will need to locate where the old clip from the light your replacing is located on the ground wire, but this should be minimal digging. The clamp should be pretty shallow and close to the light your replacing.
2220995
No It is designed to go into an old florescent fixture. You first have to re wire and by pass the old ballast as the instructions indicate
53614
The light and the harness both have bare wire ends so just use an inline connector and a pair of crimpers to splice them. You could also use a wire nut if you want but the inline connector will allow the wire to remain in a straight line.
831657
I didnt cut that wire off. I loosened the faring and unpluged the old one, then I pluged the new one in. I would say yes. I would just splice the new one to the old wire. Jerry
1091270
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.
1279926
The light string is not designed to be shortened. The only way is to cut and terminate the wire. The sockets are fixed and cannot be moved either. This is a great light set, however. Well made. I installed under my patio cover and use a dimmer switch.
377552
I screwed it into my lamp post, but there was too much light from my porch light. It is ot working because of that. My house is wired for 220.
619959
I do not know. My gardener put it in and it is plugged in but I have another one like that that is wired (electrician did that one) so I assume you can but not sure. My suggestion is to ask an electrician. Sorry, cannot help better.
64553
Yes, the cord can e cut to any length & hard wired to existing wiring or to a plug. You can buy a male drop cord plug & install it on the end of the fixtures cord. Keep in mind to be code compliant you need to mount the hanging plate of the fixture to a standard electrical round box & then run the cord out of the box to your plug. If your unsure of how or what to do then take the fixture with you to your local home center & ask someone in electrical for the parts you need or call a professional electrician to install it. Plan on spending up to 10.00 per fixture for a nice plug end & round box with the proper fittings. Yes, the cord can e cut to any length & hard wired to existing wiring or to a plug. You can buy a male drop cord plug & install it on the end of the fixtures cord. Keep in mind to be code compliant you need to mount the hanging plate of the fixture to a standard electrical round box & then run the cord out of the box to your plug. If your unsure of how or what to do then take the fixture with you to your local home center & ask someone in electrical for the parts you need or call a professional electrician to install it. Plan on spending up to 10.00 per fixture for a nice plug end & round... » Read More Yes, the cord can e cut to any length & hard wired to existing wiring or to a plug. You can buy a male drop cord plug & install it on the end of the fixtures cord. Keep in mind to be code compliant you need to mount the hanging plate of the fixture to a standard electrical round box & then run the cord out of the box to your plug. If your unsure of how or what to do then take the fixture with you to your local home center & ask someone in electrical for the parts you need or call a professional electrician to install it. Plan on spending up to 10.00 per fixture for a nice plug end & round box with the proper fittings. « Show Less
1434898
short answer; YES.... Long answer; if it is a vented fixture you'll probably need to cut your own holes....
1564292
The wires can't be removed. Not sure what kind of switch you currently have.
432370
You could simply open it up and snip the wire to the LED. Its an easy and quick.
1313658
No....the entire thing needs to be hard-wired, and your existing light socket replaced with this light.