Can these be hardwired to a switch?
1671513
I hard wired my LED's by cutting them with scissors and then soldering the lengths of wire to each section. This allowed me to mount the lights where I wanted them while hiding the wire. When I mounted the LED's, I removed the plastic cover and used two sided 3m tape to stick the lights under the counter. The switch that I use is the remote dimmer, but it would have been just as easy to either switch the transformer or use a 12 volt toggle switch to switch the LEDs
1671514
I hardwired these to a regular switch by putting a regular switch inbetween the 12volt adapter and the LEDs.
1671515
They come with a plug. I hard wired an outlet with a switch and must plugged it in.
377195
don't think so, you would need to have a switch with a two wire start setup, the switch in question needs 5 wires for start and sencing..
2180968
(assuming 12v bulbs & power supply) yes if they don't total more than 8 amps. I think 8 amps is the switch load.
479188
yes, but when you're programming them, best to only have 1 plugged in at a time. I've used 2 switches simultaneously under Linux.
1831722
I'm not 100% sure but I do not think that you can since they are already wired. Best to ask Reliance controls about that question.
860428
No, these are in-wall switches that need to be hard-wired to your electrical circuit and are powered by 120V mains.
2175069
I see no reason why not. Just remember the supply wire from the battery to a switch then to the main connection point of all four lights must be able to support the total wattage of ALL the lights combined. The switch ( if there is one ) must also be able to handle the total wattage.
2151553
No they do not have to be hardwired into your house. You can just start it,plug in whatever, and good to go.
726642
No. They about 8 inches of wiire, one positive and one negative, coming out of them. You will need wire, fuses/relays, and switches.
1092084
not easily - There is not a "block" for hard wiring. However, what I've done is, I have a cord, with a male end, and the other end is the "hard wired" part.
629431
No. You will have to wire in a switch or else add the LED lights to an existing switched circuite
1393290
you would probably have to get a plug that lets you do so...try going to a hardware store or a electrician, try calling one. I don't know if they have the plug in switch. soryy..but this is a cool gadget.
609836
They don't provide POE. If you have a network switch that provides POE, (like I did) it will not work. You must connect them to a power source
2002357
Perhaps so. I don't have that capability on my switch. Light is very soft however - more of a "glow",
1296765
They are hard wired in our application as pendent lights over a kitchen island. You could add a plug and power them that way if need be.
1793462
Not if they are daisy chained with the supplied connectors. The only way I can see to do that would be to connect a separate power supply to each module or wire them to one supply with inline switches.
1549998
You can install them on anything with a sufficient power supply and an on off switch. I wouldn't recommend for daily use though. Mine have already burnt up.