Will the light work without the plug cord? I want to wire it directly to the in wall line.
1118687
That is exactly what we did. We had a very old wall sconce, removed it and hard wired this light. Works great no problem at all.
1118688
This is a plug in light. You would have to strop the plug off first and make the wires ready. Easier to get a light ready to go into the wall line.
470031
Ceiling lamp, no wall plug. We hooked ours to a dimmer switch and I LOVE mine! Hope this helps...
2165913
You would need an adapter and may need a converter. Just so you know I sent this back because it is not manufactured well at all. The plug going into the light box it self would not stay plugged in. That being said, it may have just been a faulty board. When the plug did stay in the light box it works really well and you can control the amount of light. Other light boxes do not have that option.
1708612
This lamp is meant to be hard-wired. The lamp cord does not come with a plug. However, it is possible to adapt a plug to it.
496088
I think this has wires only, and no plug. It is easy to get a plug, if that is the way you want it - just take the device to a light store, and have them add one. Believe me, it will be worth it. The device looks, and works, great.
1505863
I had the same problem. Bought mine through a different source who send me a new AC adapter (the part of the cord which plugs into the wall). Light works perfectly now.
387484
No. Wired using the included wall plug line, it plugs directly into a std 110 volt outlet. When wired to a 110 volt wall switch you use the included, in line dimmer module.
816453
Negative. I had to splice it into existing wiring that I already had from a regular ceiling light. This worked for me because this chandelier acts as our entry light and is connected to a wall switch. Wouldn't be hard to actually slice in a plug though if that's what you need.
784460
It comes with the bulb but not a plugged cord. This fixture is meant to be hard wired but you could attach a cord.
302476
My light had the old pull cord on the side but the Wireless switch worked wonders. I've seen other reviewers indicate that they've used it even when a light switch was included. Frankly, I think if you leave the wall switch on, you should be able to then splice in the wireless switch between it and the light itself.
1445755
I bought a 2 wire (outdoor) electrical extension cord which has only the male plug on one end; ran the cord through the wall and wired the light to the extension cord and plugged the cord into an adapter with an off-on switch and plugged this into an outlet. Works great -- all parts are at Lowes.
1557977
Nope, you need a ballast. Plug your light into a ballast then plug your ballast into a normal wall socket.
794526
This devise works by plugin in outlet, if your main light is connected to outlet then only this will work, otherwise not.
844304
You will need to hard wire it like a ceiling fan, not a standard power cord that plugs into the wall. You wil also need to mount it like a ceiling fan so replacing an existing light helps. No switch, controlled by a wall on/off switch. Chain and wires are included.
2205954
This is NOT a plug in chandelier. You should contact a qualified electrician to wire this light fixture directly into your homes electrical system.
2255617
It doesn't have a plug. U have to run it thru the electrical wiring. The fixture u are replacing should have similar wiring
1683079
I love the light, but I don't remember about cord. An electrician wire it to a switch.