How do the lights work, do you plug them into the wall?
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Yes you have to plug into the wall and switch on/off at the top of the lights.
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Yes, you plug them directly into the wall. They are all 110 V grounded plugs.
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Yup, I suggest getting a power strip so no one trips. The backdrops wrinkle easily, I may upgrade soon, but it is good to start with.
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yes, these lights need to be plugged in, you have 2 different light intensities, overall I'm pleased with the product.
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Yes Chris, i plug it directly to the wall, switch included, the umbrellas are not really strong but good enough to produce a lot of soft and bright light, great starter kit
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Yes Chris, they plug directly into the wall and have an on and off switch at the top so you don't have to unplug to turn them off.
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There's a receptacle for the lights to plug into the timer. The timer cord goes into your electrical outlet
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You plug it in and charge it and the light only comes on when there is no power going to the unit. If you pull it out of the wall plate it will illuminate.
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We installed them on the sides of metal storage units and hooked in to existing boxes. They don't have plugs, but you should be able to hardwire them directly from the box. As to replacing bulbs, the answer is no. They are closed units with the bulbs on the computer board. We found that out after buying them. But they are very good lights. My manager said we could land an airplane in the storage facility with those lights.
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They come with a tiny on/off switch. I did not use it because I had a wall switch.
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You can hardwire them, or plug them in. I have mine hardwired, but you need to keep that adapter that comes with it. So you have light --> adapter --> hardwired. Or you can do light --> adapter --> plug into outlet.
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we simply bought the lights that has the regular outlet adapter to it and plug the other end into a house hold outlet current. hope this helps
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Yes you plug it in, no need to have an electrician hard wire a light for you. It works very well.
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Yes, the lights plug in totally separately. The backdrop of nearly impossible to hang correctly though so if you're using it in a studio space beware.
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You have to plug the lights in anyway but no, you don't have to use it the lights have a separate cord.
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There's a dimmer. You can't use a dimmer switch (in the wall) with these. You have to use the dimmer that is included. If you plug the lights into a wall outlet that is itself controlled by a wall switch, and then you turn the wall switch on, the lights will come on to the level you left them at when you turned them on. That's how I do it here: get the set dimmed just the way I want them using the in-line dimmer, then turn on and off via the wall switch (or via an X-10 module). Either way the brightness level is remembered so you never have to set it again.
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They just plug into the wall, I have 2 of them over my very large work bench in the garage (very nice product at a good price).
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Hi, No you wire it into your wall outlet and turn it on with a wall switch. Hope that helps.
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Yes, these lights act just like normal light bulbs. I have these installed in lamps next to the bed and they work just fine with the turn switch in the lamp. I also have them in the ceiling and the wall switch works just fine with them.
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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.
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You need to be able to plug them into a wall socket of some sort. They are electrical.
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Yes they just plug in. You can get more complex depending on where you install.