Is this light fixture a wall plug unit? If so, is there like a sheathing that goes over the cord for coverage?
123916
It plugs in. It has about a 5 foot cord, and it lives above our bed. Come to think of it, I think there was a cord cover, but it was of no use to me. I'm happy with the light. Hope that helps.
123917
Yes, the units I have plug into wall sockets with a two-prong plugs. Each came with two-piece cord cover that is 30 inches when connected.
123918
Yes to both questions. The unit plugs into the wall and there is a cord cover that matches the housing that extends down to cover the cord.
123919
Yes it is a wall plug fixture. There is a cover for the cord. It requires screwing the back of the cover to the wall and placing the front over it. The front is in 2 sections, and I could not get one section of the front to snap on and stay in place, even though I tried crimping it in place with pliers. Also be aware that this lamp will NOT accomodate a compact fluorescent bulb. The shade holder fits down around the bulb and it is a close fit on an incandescent bulb. It will not fit over the wider CF base. I do not recommend this fixture.
123920
I think it can be either a plug in or hard wired lamp. I don't recall it coming with a cord cover, but we hard wired it so I may have just tossed it. I don't believe it came with anything.
123921
Yes, mine has a metal u shaped cover that attaches to the lower part of the fixture.
667200
In the back it is like any other on the wall Extension with 3 pronged plug on the Top and a plastic stick just underneath which enters the household electrical outlet and stabilizes the fixture.Innovative part is on the surface for you to see.
1607031
No, it is hard-wired. We converted it to a plug-in style by purchasing a "kit" at Lowes'..the light is beautiful!!
1074159
No, there is no plug attached to it - mine is hard wired, but swagged over table. You could get an electrician to add a plug and a little more cord and there you have your swag lamp.
1927374
The cord will hang down. I purchased a wall cord cover in a brushed steel metal, for me it looks great. I purchased 2 lights and the square shade on one, and the metal square on the other were not perfectly alined; very close. The lights are good enough for me, even with the slight defects. If this might be a problem for you...think circles they are more forgiving.
2137988
We are not certain if a wall plug was included. An electrician installed it for us. All we know the house was already pre wired for the fixture with a switch in the wall.
2207605
No, it is not a surge protector outlet. That is not a light, it's a entry to get cords into the wall or out of the wall and has little brushes to hide what's behind. My husband uses these to hang TV's on our walls. The cable comes out thru the brushes and attaches to the TV while the TV plugs in here. Therefore you see no cords and the TV just "floats" on the wall.
1623540
This light and fixture does not come with it's own attached plug-in cable. It must be hard wired to an existing power source. Although,i believe you could attach a plug-in cable if you have one available that you may have taken off of another electrical lamp or other similar appliance. Wiring instructions and hardware do come with it. I am using mine underneath a cabinet to light the top of my kitchen Range. It is a good bright light source.
597665
No, hard wired means it's wired directly in the wall. Like a light fixture, there's no plug. You'll need an electrician or someone familiar with electric wiring.
1769979
As shipped, this is intended to be hardwired to a junction box located in your wall. There is a small u shaped metal piece that attached to the junction box flush to the wall and then the fixture attaches to the u-shaped piece--a rather standard application. Also note, this uses the small based, candelabra bulbs. That being said, if you know who how to wire a lamp, this fixture lends its self toward a plug-in conversation quite easily, which is what I did. Rather than wiring to the wallbox, I added a long cord instead to the light. I then mounted the u-shaped piece directly to the wall with screws. I attached the light fixture and plugged in the cord, works and looks fine. This is an easy conversion, the only additional items needed are a long extension cord and some electrical knowhow.
2157774
Thomas, The light is more like a thin light bar that runs on both sides of the unit but yes they both can be covered with electrical tape easily. I really like mine.Heidi
459013
Yes- No Problem- and there is plenty of cord and chain- The light fixture is awesome!!
1905453
Yes. Its the full fixture with cord. There is an on/off switch on the cord.
1785051
This lighting is on a track with wiring in the center. The unit is directly wired into an electric box via this central wiring. It is then on a switch. My unit is not a plug in unit.
1967307
I can't remember if my husband cut any off or not but ours hangs @2 feet down. We have a colonial type house and the light hangs even with top of pediment around our door. I don't know about electrical cord.
1173269
This fixture comes, to hang as a ceiling fixture, only. Not configured to use as a plug in chain light.
729207
No, this is not a plug in. It has to be installed by an electrician like any other light fixture.