Can the cord be cut off and the mirror hardwired?
759757
Well, yeah, anything's possible, the decorative base is large enough to cover a service box, but IIRC you'd have to drill the wall attaching plate for wire passage... Seems I remember that Jerdon makes a hardwire model?
759758
You would have to ask an electrician that question. I just plugged mine in.
588955
I honestly don't know for sure, but the cord could probably be cut then hard wired. Just have an electrician tell you for sure and do it as well.
588952
Yes. An electrician should be able to do that for you easily. They remove the cord, attach it to the wall & wire it to an electrical box they put in your wall.
183044
The power cord, with a three pronged plug, comes out of the bottom end of the right side tube and the on/off switch is on the top end. Don't see any way this could be hard wired with the wiring connections concealed in the wall I installed a new duplex wall outlet at the bottom right of this unit. Barely notice it.
431175
The cord has a cigarette lighter plug on one end. So you would have to cut it off and sort the wires out and go from their.
1030861
i suppose you could, but in truth there should be a box installed in the wall and a wire brought through that to make the connection. hanging the mirror would require some finagling to get it to work.
510326
Yes, you will have to splice wires, go here to see removal of mirror http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F63xzHmD0qA
2137921
Next to the on off switch, there is a hole of sorts on either side. A cord could be attached but it might interfere with the switch.
1792681
The answer is yes a power cord is available BUT it does not come with the mirror. You have to purchase separately. The mirror lights run on batteries.
183047
You could cut the end off the curly cord if you wanted. There is a ground prong.
2075588
They make a hardwired version which is what I bought. I mounted the attachment plate to a stud in the wall, then drilled a hole behind it (through an existing hole in the plate) to run the wires. The space to pack the wires is tight, so I have to admit it was difficult. I'm not sure if it could be mounted directly to an outlet box as that is not what I did. The mirror is fairly heavy and the arm is long, so it needs substantial support behind it.
1415737
No, you'll have to remove the door panel and disconnect the original plug. The new mirror will connect right up.
2192104
The base of the mirror absolutely mounts to the wall. The cord is for the light. If you mount it above an outlet and are handy, it's easy to hardwire it so u dont c the cord
980989
I would think that you could splice the wire, but the cord and power adaptor (supplied) is so convenient if you have a 110v rec. nearby. You will need a rec. to supply your reciever and you will be able to turn your power off once it locks in to sats. installation was easy if you are somewhat mechanical.
2090954
No. The power cord is hardwired to the internal circuitry and is not removable.
57082
The mirror pulls out 18 inches when measured from the wall to the end of the mirror. The mirror works on batteries, so you don't have to use any any electricity if you don't want to, but it is brighter if you plug it in. It has a plug so doesn't need to be hard wired, but can be hard wired if you don't want to see wires. It's a terrific mirror, don't know how I managed without it.
701588
The unit has a power cord with a standard grounded plug. You could cut it off for a hard wired installation, but the plug works for me. Great unit, I have two now!