Can the cord be cut off and the mirror hardwired?
759757
Well, yeah, anything's possible, the decorative base is large enough to cover a service box, but IIRC you'd have to drill the wall attaching plate for wire passage... Seems I remember that Jerdon makes a hardwire model?
759758
You would have to ask an electrician that question. I just plugged mine in.
57082
The mirror pulls out 18 inches when measured from the wall to the end of the mirror. The mirror works on batteries, so you don't have to use any any electricity if you don't want to, but it is brighter if you plug it in. It has a plug so doesn't need to be hard wired, but can be hard wired if you don't want to see wires. It's a terrific mirror, don't know how I managed without it.
1480933
Sure. I hardwired mine. Just disconnect the pigtail cord and replace it with the hardwire. It doesn't go directly through the pipes into the wall, so there is a short piece of wire that sticks out between the wall and the towel bar. But it's at the bottom and doesn't show with towels hanging.
1714326
I wired the mirror into the back of my stereo remote wire so when my stereo turned on the camera turns on my car turns offthe screen turns off
1494593
There are two different models available. One has a cord, and the other does not. I ordered the "direct wire" and connected to the romex via a short pigtail in the mounting plate that the arm attaches to. Sorry I don't recall the exact part numbers, but assuming amazon contacted me because I orderd the direct mount version, I'm guessing that is what you are looking at. My only complaint on the mirror is that the space for the wiring is very tight if you are not mounting it to an electrical box. Other than that, it's an excellent mirror.
510326
Yes, you will have to splice wires, go here to see removal of mirror http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F63xzHmD0qA
597663
No. An electrician wires it into a nearby outlet for power. Not a plug-in. Once hard-wired to this outlet, installs to wall near outlet. The mirror has an on/off switch. Very easy for a qualified electrician. Make sure he mounts it for your height! Good luck.
905
I'm sorry, I don't remember if it can be separated from the outlet. This was on a piece of equipment that I no longer own.
1976748
No it not battery operated. You can mount it to the wall and plug it into the wall. A plus with this mirror is the cord is coiled so there is no hanging cord. It sits perfectly on my wall plugged into the outlet with a nice coiled cord that stays out of the way. Another thing, the arms of this mirror are really sturdy and wont break easily.
2046854
No its just battery operated. You can use this by a window for natural light because it is nice on vanity table. However, I've noticed that the battery drains fast when using this mirror. Unless you have rechargable batteries; you're better with cord. Hope this helps, sorry for late reply. .
835982
cord is hard wired, cord is visible coming out from the bottom of the wall mount, the cord is coiled. I do not want to uncoil it, so I do not know how long it is uncoiled. I use the lighted mirror every day for putting on my mascara and other up close tasks. It works great!
2192106
yes it is a plug in mirror. You can wire it in wall to a light switch if you want. It is very thick. But, we wanted bronze color. It is not a bright light.
1737324
I think the DC cord is detachable, can't remember if it in the way of the switch though.
442239
Only if you have power heated mirrors to begin with. You could still do it but you would have to figure out all the wiring.
732156
The only wire to the mirror is the power cable. The link to the camera is wireless. A cable goes from the camera to a small transmitter for transmitting to the mirror.
1296381
As long as (and this might sound obvious to some, but I never assume) you cut off the end opposite the power cord. Its not like Christmas lights where if one goes they all go. Make it as long or short as you need.
1331588
It would take quite a bit of work and taking your doors apart to get the wiring out. When I take my doors off, I leave my power mirrors in the doors and use a set of non-power mirrors mounted to the mirror brackets. Much easier to switch back and forth as well.