how would i make wires longer. my old light comes out of middle and doesn't quite reach to put together
443160
Just add whatever length wire that you need using wire nuts or insulated butt splice connectors.
1384793
The lights only come with a linking cable that is around 3 foot long, so I don't think u can exceed that, with out customizing the cable yourself. I have never inquired to see if there is a longer cable available. Don't quote me on that exact length please.
117540
You can adjust it to any length you want. You just have to pull the wires up through the top and tuck them into the housing. It's pretty easy to do. I love my lights.
2265237
I discarded the mount and used two electrician's wire ties to mount my light. Because the light is bigger in the middle, it can't slip out at either end.
2027553
Hi, there should be no problem to extend the lead wires. "I did". Just try to use a similar Gauge wire or a little thicker (looks like speaker wire).As mentioned, I had to extend the lead wires (one was at least 12 feet total, others were also extended) and their still working today. Hope this helps!These lamp pucks are really nice. They throw a lot of light.
703368
we had the same problem - just a hair too long for where it needed to go. wound up cleaning the old one well, and discovered it still worked! still is! the #s on both bulbs were the same. I don't get it.
2168527
Actually too long; I had to gather the excess wire and used a nylon zip line to cinch them up....no worry about the wires being too short...excellent lights!!!
1905946
They are all different lengths. But to short if you want them more than a foot or two away from the unit. But you could extend them by splicing in more wire.
2275681
Not particularly long, 3 feet or so. The problem lies less in the wire but in the chain. Simple fixes for both however: hardware stores have similar electrical wire and chain that can be substituted with greater ease than putting the thing together.
535097
sorry so long... you would only need the power from 1 of the supplies (fixture wires). Center of fixture is 11 3/4 from the ends, fixture is 12 3/8 long over all. depending on size of holes from old fixtures, you may be able to wire nut cap one source and if it comes from a junction box put a cover on it. then use the other lights power to center the fixture, it should cover the other hole which is capped. let me know if this helps. I don't know if you could upload a pic. of old light ceiling wire holes.it's a great fixture, it's not modern but still stylish, I think it would work for you, I used blue mason jars as globes with Edison bulbs. it will hang above a counter at our summer cottage. sorry so long... you would only need the power from 1 of the supplies (fixture wires). Center of fixture is 11 3/4 from the ends, fixture is 12 3/8 long over all. depending on size of holes from old fixtures, you may be able to wire nut cap one source and if it comes from a junction box put a cover on it. then use the other lights power to center the fixture, it should cover the other hole which is capped. let me know if this helps. I don't know if you could upload a pic. of old light ceiling wire holes.it's a great fixture, it's not modern but still stylish, I think it would work for... » Read More sorry so long... you would only need the power from 1 of the supplies (fixture wires). Center of fixture is 11 3/4 from the ends, fixture is 12 3/8 long over all. depending on size of holes from old fixtures, you may be able to wire nut cap one source and if it comes from a junction box put a cover on it. then use the other lights power to center the fixture, it should cover the other hole which is capped. let me know if this helps. I don't know if you could upload a pic. of old light ceiling wire holes.it's a great fixture, it's not modern but still stylish, I think it would work for you, I used blue mason jars as globes with Edison bulbs. it will hang above a counter at our summer cottage. « Show Less
2093316
The pole comes in 3 sections, about 12" each. I length of the installed light would be determined by how many sections are used. There is enough wiring to extend through all 3 sections, but if only one or two sections are used the excess wires can be cut to the proper length.
2144289
You should be able to just take out the old light and replace it with the LED with whatever your old light had.. The package that your LED has i think 3 different parts to fit and its made universal. If you still can't figure it out youtube is usually a good source. Hope you find it bud! :)
1894526
Hi, I linked them by running hardwire to each fixture (and box) the only other way to link them would be with the provided wires but they are not very long. Let me know of you need more information
424348
Keep your wires long, then push them down into slots w Very small screwdriver or similar, then trim ends of wires off
502060
the wires are 72", you will still have to splice a little extra to make it work, not difficult to do.
7024
Yes it is, we had the same problem. It just takes a pair of pliers or cutters to remove the longer links. Then you need to cut down the excess wire, but it is easy if you have any experience with wiring at all. The usual trim it to fit, then carefully cut back the plastic coating to expose the length of wire you will need to wire it to the ceiling mount.
506432
You can. The wires come out of the back of each light. Just add wire and splice together