On this mirror, there is place to use a plug in for electricity. Can this be used instead of batteries?
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Sorry about last answer. I was thinking about another mirror I had purchased. For this one, I just use batteries and remove them when not traveling.
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I have never used it that way as I keep this one for travel, and the batteries last a very long time. I have a different 10x mirror at home (Bed Bath & Beyond has a large selection).
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Yes I use it plugged in. I do not use batteries however, the picture is not the same mirror I purchased. I have a different model.
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On the literature that came with the mirror is this note, "You can use your mirror with a plug-in wall adapter instead of batteries. A UL Listed, low voltage adapter for this unit is available from Floxite."
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Yes, it is a plug in. I'm not in my home state right now so I can't measure it but it is a good length. I have it on my vanity and keep the cord bunched up to keep it out of the way. I can hold it up and stretch it out enough to sit down afoot or two from my vanity and use it comfortably. I think the cord is a good length and I do recommend the mirror.
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Yes, it takes batteries. The magnification is very good on this mirror, but the lighting is not. It doesn't do much to help.
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It does not light up, or have any use for batteries. Just a wall mounted swivel mirror.
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No the mirror is not electric, and must be mounted on wall. My bathroom lighting is bright enough.
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I mounted mine to an outlet electrical box, the mirror screws in where the outlet normally sits an covers the box. I did mine with a remodel, so I installed the outlet box at the right height for the mirror.
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This lighted mirror can be used as a plug-in style, or direct-wired. I do not remember if the device had its own plug, or not. I direct-wired into the electrical system. My wife loves this device, and it has held up well. I hope this answers, or at least lets you know the device can be used as a plug style. We enjoy it very much.
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I'm not at home to check on the measurement, but as to the second part of your question it can use batteries in lieu of the plug. Or you could have an electrician (or you can if you are handy) hard wire it using the plug wires.
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The mirror extends about 14 inches . It can be plugged in or you can use it with batteries.
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Yes, can run on batteries alone. (I believe 'C' batteries) which are not included. They go in the base area which is mounted to the wall. There is a single hole; detachable cord included that can be used instead of batteries. This is how our's is mounted right now. Easy to detach! Wall mounted mirror comes off if using batteries. This item has a good weight to it, so mount it well. The bronze color is mild, not loud or gaudy. Love it!
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We have item RI-7504-12L which is a 12x/1x Lighted Folding Vanity/Travel Mirror. It runs on batteries or you can purchase an adapter for it to plug in as well.
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There is no light so nothing to plug in. One side regular mirror, the other side is magnified. Easy to install. They provide screws & wall anchors along with template for easy installation.
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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.
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I LOVE my cordless mirror. The battery is in the base and no cords are visible at all.
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No it not battery operated. You can mount it to the wall and plug it into the wall. A plus with this mirror is the cord is coiled so there is no hanging cord. It sits perfectly on my wall plugged into the outlet with a nice coiled cord that stays out of the way. Another thing, the arms of this mirror are really sturdy and wont break easily.
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You insert the batteries in the back of the mirror. There should already be batteries in it though. Just turn it on.
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Hi Hilary,This mirror is not battery powered. But it is a great one. Nice bright lights and the lights don't gethot (for putting it away). I actually glued a small magnifying mirror to the front mirror as my eyes need extra power. Great value too.