Can this light be hardwired and dimmable from wall switch?
1123490
I'm not sure about dimmable, but there is nothing inherent to LED technology to rule that out. Hardwired would be difficult to pull off under code. The included cord exits out the end of the light, and there is no conduit fitting. There's no way to mount the light to a box either. Theoretically, you could use the included cord, cut the end off and make it up to the supply wires in a box, but that would not be compliant with any electrical code. The legit way to do it is to install an outlet and plug it in.
1123491
I set mine up on a dimmable switch and it flashes like a strobe light. So no it can't. Looks great though!
1123492
The standard wiring that comes with the unit is not designed to be hard wired, but if you have electrical know how, you can make the alterations successfully. I am not sure how that would impact any electrical code compliance. As for dimming, the instructions warn the user NOT to use it with a dimming circuit.
2263940
To give an easy answer, yes. This light has a mounting bracket and it can easily be mounted just about anywhere wide enough to allow for it. The light can be wired to an existing switch as long as you have access to the "hot" or power wire coming from the switch.
982178
No. It's designed to be hard wired and operated with a switch. We bought 2 and the look great.
1936549
Yes it can be. simplest way is to cover the light sensor and it works as regular switch light.
1229980
That would be a question for Lutron. Depends I guess on the amount of electricity running through it and I have no idea what the limits of this dimmer switch are.
509127
Yes, as long as the box is not full of wires. The switch is the same size as a normal dimmer.
1485584
Yes, we hardwired our lamp light onto the wall behind our sofa. Ask an electrician to do it if you are not confident.
1228338
It only turns on and off, so you'd have to plug in a separate dimmer and make sure you can still access the switch.
1784965
No individual switch; it is ment to be hardwired and turned on with a wall switch. Both bulbs light.
999130
I didn't use a dimmer, but yes you can Plug to the outlet and control by wall switch. I think you can replace wall switch by dimmer too
610560
This light was hard wired to a wall switch. There is no switch on the light itself.
1343779
Only if u plan to dismantle and wire the light. If not then no, only one switch will be sufficient.
1130271
It doesn't have a dimmer and no it doesn't have its own on and off switch, it needs to be wired to a wall switch
132131
Yes, but you have to have a low voltage dimmer switch. Very hard to find>have not found one.
1690407
Only if you add a dimmer light switch into the wire circuit, or attach it to a dimmer switch already installed.
1604366
Actually, there is an overload transformer. I hardwired mine by burying a plug inside the wall, but you should use the dimmer for 7$. It has 4 brightness settings and can be under mounted. Avoid direct wiring the lights, unless you've found a dimmer with a built in transformer. I already tried ;(
2133497
If wired to a dimmer switch it can be and depended on the bulbs as well. We didn't have a dimmer switch but we still love it.