Does this lamp come with a power brick, or does it just have a cord with a plug?
1855871
Just a regular wall plugin. Works great - not well packed for shipping so I had to put a screw back in that came loose. I plan on buying a couple more.
2277574
Just a 40 watt. But, I returned that lamp. It was a very cheap plastic and when I pulled the cord to turn it on for the first time, it broke. I could not pull the cord to shut it off. Hope this helps.
1866154
This lamp is called a pin-in. Your will receive a mounting plate and screws to attached this to your surface. It does have a plug and cord.
1090873
No Jo M., it is powered electrically. The electrical cord is generously long so you can plug it into an outlet without having to use an extended one. It's a really nice retro lamp I know you'll enjoy. Thanks for contacting me. ;-)
2202246
No, it plugs right into an ordinary wall outlet. If you order one, please note that you MUST tighten the arms with a coin or something so that it will remain in the position you choose. Otherwise it tends to drop back down. 2nd also....read the instructions because it WILL NOT turn on unless you have the arm extended to a certain position when pushing the 'on' button. It's a safety feature. I ordered this lamp from QVC and paid more than double. I returned it when I saw the Amazon price under $30. Use it often and it's well worth it.
1908125
Mine did indeed come with a power supply. It was one of the standard two-prong brick-plug types that sometimes obscures other outlets on a power strip if the outlets are too close together. Wasn't a problem for us, though.
513492
Tamar, no it does not. The lamp relies on a USB port and cord (provided) to charge from your computer. Mine works beautifully ... sammy
271901
Yes, this lamp does have it's own power supply that comes with the lamp. I leave mine plugged in all the time, unless I need to pick it up and move it to another room. Then the lamp will run on batteries until I return it to my study and plug it back in.
2242320
It has a plug, the cord feeds down through the middle of the stand. It's got a dimmer switch like a volume wheel that's nice and handy. The catch is you can't use the LED lamp and charge you phone/device that uses a USB style power plug. Its one or the other.
549397
It just plugs into an outlet, no manual wiring involved. The power cord is also pretty long at 8 feet. I really like this light.
1628399
Nope. Great lamp. Went together easily, and gets lots of compliments. But there's this cord that goes to the wall socket...
2110230
It does use a plug in electric cord. The cord comes down through the stem of the light and if not close to an outlet, you'll need an extension cord.
1052977
Hi. We installed this lamp as a replacement for our direct wiried wall lamp. We did not try to make it a plug in, so I regret we cannot help. We do love the lamp. Good luck.
1074159
No, there is no plug attached to it - mine is hard wired, but swagged over table. You could get an electrician to add a plug and a little more cord and there you have your swag lamp.
1391584
only one plug or power cord, It has a rocker switch at both ends one for lighting and the other end is the moon. I manually turn the light off when I go to bed and leave the moon on for looks. I really like this light when I have both on the blue in the moon brings the blue color out of my rainbows. By the way this light replace my old Coralife compact. I ran 1 50/50 and 1 6500 bulbs. I am using 2 of these lights on a 55 gal. Hope this helps with your question. Gary
1423252
Yes, it is a corded lamp that's plugged into the wall for power. The cord comes off near the base approximately 8 inches from the post.
123920
I think it can be either a plug in or hard wired lamp. I don't recall it coming with a cord cover, but we hard wired it so I may have just tossed it. I don't believe it came with anything.