Can this mirror be hardwired? I don't want a cord hanging down.
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.
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Use Amazon ASIN: B00HHFXNSM. Gordon Glass HL9515H 10" Nickel Finish Halo Lighted Wall Mount Mirror with 10x and 15x Magnification (HardWired Model) The same mirror hardwired model.
588954
It has a power cord with a plug for plugging it into an outlet. If you know enough about wiring i'm sure you can wire it direct.
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.
1549445
Looks like it would work I put mine in with a mirror mount no ugle wires hanging aeound
442239
Only if you have power heated mirrors to begin with. You could still do it but you would have to figure out all the wiring.
1610406
I would not attempt to do that, although I imagine it's possible. You've got two potential issues 1) visual obstruction and 2) a dangling power/cord.A better solution may be mounting low on the windshield as far left as possible. Another is to by a monitor incorporated rear view mirror.
2192107
The cord you see is for the light behind the mirror. I might add that the light is not very bright.
219334
i believe you can. i think you may need a splitter for the wires. this mirror works good for the price.
1100692
It is ment to be mounted on a wall box and hard wired to switched circuit. Not intended for cord and plug. Hope this answers your question.
1815329
Beautiful quality mirror. NO lights. NO plug wire. NO hard wiring. Answer to " What is hardwiring ? ". Anything that turns on with a wall switch is hard wired. Anything that is pluged into an outlet, is not hard wired. Hope this helps.
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.
583679
No. The mirror includes a wiring harness, which is needed to power it as well as to receive the signal from your camera. If your camera is wireless, you can hook the camera's receiver to the mirror's wiring harness, but the mirror itself is designed as a wired unit.
645109
The mirror comes with coiled cord and plug; it stretches about eight feet. If your outlet is not near the designated area for your mirror, you'll want to use guides to keep the cord out of your way.
835982
cord is hard wired, cord is visible coming out from the bottom of the wall mount, the cord is coiled. I do not want to uncoil it, so I do not know how long it is uncoiled. I use the lighted mirror every day for putting on my mascara and other up close tasks. It works great!
496085
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.
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.
537597
I supposed you could mount it that way if you want but I prefer to keep it hidden behind the mirror. You can hide the cable by just tucking it between the molding and trim on top of the windshield and along the door panel and under the glove box. You can't even see mine. Good Luck.
556317
No, this is straight hard wired into circuit. There is a Jerdon plug in mirror (or was when I was searching).
24474
No, it isn't hardwire at all. It is screwed onto the wall but you have to plug it into an outlet.