I took off my old contractor's wall light in my bathroom and want to replace with this is that possible and easy? Does it require anything extra?
600020
Yes you can the only thing is this light doesn't come with screws so you would have to buy them elsewhere
600021
Am not sure, I purchased 4 of these and had a contractor install them in an exterior space.. Have bee extremely pleased to date... As I did not personally install them, I can not provide expert testimony... However would think this would be entirely feasible.
600022
while it is really set up for installation w/ electrical tubing [conduit] it can be installed w/o conduit. a very very fine lamp that should install as easily as any
600023
Yes, this is a very basic install. This is a rather industrial looking fixture, so be sure that's the look you're going for in your bathroom. We installed it in the stairwell of our barn workshop, and it works great there. We use an LED bulb too and are very happy with the way it lights the stairway.
1396691
I had an electrician do it, to replace an existing fixture, so the wiring was already there. I bought three and he did each in about 20 minutes
1267925
You need to remove the old fixture that very likely is held in pace by the junction box. Remove the wire nuts and then install this fixture. If you can figure out how to turn off the power to this fixture, have a screwdriver and maybe some electricians tape you can easily replace your old fixture. If you can not figure out how to turn off the power and do not have a screwdriver do not attempt this. Really hope you have these basic skills.
1896179
Sarah-This light has a plug for use with a wall socket. I guess you could cut off the plug (and any extra cord) and wire it directly into a junction box cut into the wall. Boy, this sounds like a lot of work...
1566523
Yes you can, I removed some old fluorescent fixtures just leaving a white black and neutral wire. I think connected these new fixtures, they worked really well, I bought more
729205
This is a wall fixture and has a switch i had an electrician install it but could easily be installed to replace and existing wall fixture.
2055749
Yes. You just pull out the old unit after taking out the top screw. Disconnect the 3 lights. Reconnect the lights then snap the new unit in place. Check out a tube for help.
1074161
An electrician could probably do that for you. If you really like the fixture - it's worth it. I had my electrician look at what I planned to buy before ordering the fixtures to make sure he could do what I wanted with them.
320664
Yes it is easy but I don't remember it coming with instructions. I had to take apart and switch two of the wires so pay very close attention to what wire is where before you remove the old one. (mark each wire with tape so you know and match the wires on your new piece) It does not come with connectors so you will need those also. If the blinker is going fast, it may mean that one of your other bulbs is burnt out and you may not even need this connector, just a new bulb. Good luck!
2073673
an electrician probably could do so......not sure. I just plug mine into the wall outlet in the bathroom. I really like the mirror! Hope this helps you.
1624137
It will replace any standard wall mounted light switch, or any standard dimmer switch for incandescent bulbs. I don't see why you would connect a 3-way bulb to a dimmer switch, since you already have 3 levels of light adjustment. Would it work? I guess.
2110867
see the bottom detail on the lamp? that is what holds it in place - just like a ceiling mounted fixture. So.. if your current wall light has this type of mounting bracket then likely yes. If not then no. However, if there is already a light fixture there then this is a simple five minute install for anyone with half a brain.
495922
I agree with Lawis' answer below. The old sensor can be removed from the fixture and replaced with this one.
267030
yes, the light bulb is replaceable. A lighting store should have the bulb or order it for you if you supply the model number, etc.
1451122
I was simply replacing one that was already in but not functioning. Attached similar with similar wiring. If you are converting a standard fixture with this device, it would be negligent of me to advise you, since I am not an electrician AND I don't know what you're converting. It's a great device when installed safely and VERY functional as you get older and grasping knobs and light switches becomes more difficult. Talk to some one at your local electrical store or a friend who knows/is an electrician. Sorry I couldn't help more.
1476243
Yes. We basically removed the old lamp and inserted the new one. It was just as easy as changing a lightbulb in a lamp....and MUCH chaeper than going through a Big Box store!
2255640
Yes, that's what I replaced. Colors matched wire for wire... Put some insulation in the wall behind it if you can. Night and day difference in efficiency,