Can the plug be cut off and it then be hardwired in?
582212
Perhaps. The trick is to supply 12v DC to the lights. I think the transformer is in the little box with the blades that fit into the plug, so you would have splice in before the transformer. When I replaced my fluorescent under-counter lights, my solution was to pull the old lights, install a plug at the end of those hard wires, and then plug into that. A bit of extra work, but not bad.
1425078
nope, but you could easily splice a wire in between the plug. I got news for you, 1 of these doesn't do much!
339212
It has to be hard wired but you can get a plug adapter to plug into an outlet if you need to.
108569
It has a standard 110 plug you could strip and hardwire if you know what your doing
2090954
No. The power cord is hardwired to the internal circuitry and is not removable.
33329
Hard wired. I suppose you could hard wire a plug to the power connection. Mine was a replacement so it just hard wired to previous wiring.
2254203
It has to be hardwired you could put a cord cap on the end of the wires and plug it in.
117088
No. You have to hard wire it. It's simple with the enclosed directions. I bought a cord from one of the big box stores; 3 prong plug at one end and bare wires at the other. Piece of cake.
63940
It is intended to be hard wired, providing only short wire connections from the circuit board to wire nut on to. However, I suppose you could connect an extension cord to it and plug it in. However, the plug would need to be accessible per NEC, you cannot use an outlet/plug connection behind a wall or other inaccessible location.
1647377
Yes. You slide off the cap portion of the plug away from the wider prong. You can remove the wire from housing plug by pulling up. Then if you need to you can shorted the cord. The directions are included in the package.
597667
No. Hard wired means direct wired -- not a plug in. You can access the wires though near an outlet to use but probably need an electrician to do it.
1013013
Sure it can be hardwired. Just cut off the plug on the cord and connect your wired. Not sure about removing the plug cord completely and directly connecting
436769
There is a plug for hardwired connections, yes. It's a three wire if you need...
119807
If you want to switch the power, I would wire in a switched outlet. Then you can plug it into that. You can cut the plug off and hard wire it into a junction box. Though that cord is not rated for in wall use. As mentioned, the thermal switch is a nice set up.
547074
Yes, you can. I have one working with a light bulb that is blown. There are two wires, a power and ground wire. Don't cut anything, just remove the bulb.
556316
Mine was hard wired however, I don't know if an electrician could/would configure a plug-in wire to that unit.
1964350
Theoretically yes they can... think of just taking the plug and removing it to expose the wires... then you have to connect them, etc to your exposed line. Either a electrician or a fairly competent technically minded person can do this. The transformer has to be used though (small brick)... so don't cut the wire before the brick. ;-)