I want to replace the entry way sconce with this one. But, my entry way is also wired into another light in the breezeway. I know it does not come with an extra red wire, but, can this light be connected to the the second light I described? I want to replace the entry way sconce with this one. But, my entry way is also wired into another light in the breezeway. I know it does not come with an extra red wire, but, can this light be... » Read More I want to replace the entry way sconce with this one. But, my entry way is also wired into another light in the breezeway. I know it does not come with an extra red wire, but, can this light be connected to the the second light I described? « Show Less
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You need to put this type of light in the other location also, otherwise the other light will stay on all of the time.
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since you have to leave the switch in the on position for this light to work the other light would always be on unless that too is replaced by a similar type of unit.
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Suzan - I believe you wanted to say that you have a 3 single-pole combination switches - right? In other words you have a one device with 3 rocking switches to control 2 lights and a fan. In this case I will concur with Kevin that you need electrical wall done by qualified professional. Alternatively you could get some nifty solution where a wireless "smart" switch would control a "smart" bulb. Those switches and bulbs ought to be on the market by now. In such case you would just stick the "smart" switches on the wall with a double stick tape and use this device to control only the fan. Suzan - I believe you wanted to say that you have a 3 single-pole combination switches - right? In other words you have a one device with 3 rocking switches to control 2 lights and a fan. In this case I will concur with Kevin that you need electrical wall done by qualified professional. Alternatively you could get some nifty solution where a wireless "smart" switch would control a "smart" bulb. Those switches and bulbs ought to be on the market by now. In such case you would just stick the "smart" switches on the wall with a double stick tape and use this... » Read More Suzan - I believe you wanted to say that you have a 3 single-pole combination switches - right? In other words you have a one device with 3 rocking switches to control 2 lights and a fan. In this case I will concur with Kevin that you need electrical wall done by qualified professional. Alternatively you could get some nifty solution where a wireless "smart" switch would control a "smart" bulb. Those switches and bulbs ought to be on the market by now. In such case you would just stick the "smart" switches on the wall with a double stick tape and use this device to control only the fan. « Show Less
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Yes there are two elegant chains each with a different logo knob representing "light" and "fan". Both work independent of each other so you can have the light and fan on together or simply the lgiht without the fan or vise versa. Very elegant and well constructed light/fan.......you will not be disappointed.Peter
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We are happy to hear you enjoy your new LED Light Kit, and appreciate your inquiry. If you will please elaborate more on the connector you are needing, we will be able to better assist you. If you are needing additional light strips, we will list these available for purchase. If you are wishing a different type of connector we will need to know what type of connector you are looking for. We look forward to your response, and being able to assist you. Thank You SunWave
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This is a wall-mounted light that cannot hang. It is hard-wired for a wall switch. I believe there is an option to have it actively switched on the sconce with a pull chain, but Ii had my electrician install mine the other way.
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I remember just being very careful by holding the two bulbs securely and then pulling straight out (the pair of tubes are attached if I remember correctly.) I still have my old one, but I replaced it with the new model and haven't tried the old one again. It works fine though. It's a great light. I am very pleased with both of them. Good luck to you. You can do it!!! It's a great desk light -- BOTH of them are.
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Sounds like an installment (contractor) problem to me, especially if contractor was not an electrician. I'd start there at least. If it's "not working properly", that must be the electrical wiring or bulb unit, since all the rest of it is just glass... so perhaps you can replace the "guts" (electrical) yourself, and reuse the glass. You could be using the wrong bulb, but if you already have 2 working, I'd guess you know what you're doing there. I'm sure if it's out of warranty, there's nothing you can do to get your money back, except look at lots of distributors and buy a replacement if you can find a discount. Sounds like an installment (contractor) problem to me, especially if contractor was not an electrician. I'd start there at least. If it's "not working properly", that must be the electrical wiring or bulb unit, since all the rest of it is just glass... so perhaps you can replace the "guts" (electrical) yourself, and reuse the glass. You could be using the wrong bulb, but if you already have 2 working, I'd guess you know what you're doing there. I'm sure if it's out of warranty, there's nothing you can do to get your money back, except look at lots of distributors and buy... » Read More Sounds like an installment (contractor) problem to me, especially if contractor was not an electrician. I'd start there at least. If it's "not working properly", that must be the electrical wiring or bulb unit, since all the rest of it is just glass... so perhaps you can replace the "guts" (electrical) yourself, and reuse the glass. You could be using the wrong bulb, but if you already have 2 working, I'd guess you know what you're doing there. I'm sure if it's out of warranty, there's nothing you can do to get your money back, except look at lots of distributors and buy a replacement if you can find a discount. « Show Less
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The light is polarity sensitive, red is positive, black is negative, check the polarity of your existing wiring, you may find black is positive and white is negative. Why you have 2 white wire? I'm not sure, one wire may possibly be suppling gound to another fixture... goood luck, Scott
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I'm not sure what you are after--- a track light ON the fan? or separate on the ceiling. If the latter, probably, if you want to deal with the complexity of the wires (Minka supplies plenty of spare wire you cut to size). But if on the fan itself, I'm not sure I see the purpose: it's an expensive fan and well designed, so why bother to monkey around if you are getting something of such quality that has a light designed for it?
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The light and fan are on separate switches. You'll need a 3rd switch if you want to use the separate night light (optional). It's a great fan, by the way.
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I had an existing pole for an AC light that had the cable severed. I removed the light on top and replaced it with the top of the solar light. I did not use the pole that came with this light. Sorry!
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They are connected the same way, unless the circuit your current light bar is on can't handle the addt'l 2A per light added, in which case you would need a relay and separate circuit, with the relay energized by the existing light bar circuit assuming you want them energized simultaneously.
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Hello. While I can't promise favorable results, I did order this based on the model number although my existing fan/light was a number of years old, and in my case was able to have it installed in the existing space without incident. Best of luck.
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Hi, this product is not the correct product for you. However, at your own risk, and the fan nor the wiring diagram not in front of me to check it. It is really hard to know what each wire is. Typically, the Red and white usually connect to the power, blue to the light (dimming is done usually through the remote receiver) at this point there is usually 1 more wire for the motor. You have 3 left that is because your fan reverses via the remote. You can buy the correct one that reverses on amazon or ebay or try to Google the wiring diagram. I wouldn't touch it unless I knew what was what. You can burn out the unit very easily or make a fire hazard or get hurt. Hi, this product is not the correct product for you. However, at your own risk, and the fan nor the wiring diagram not in front of me to check it. It is really hard to know what each wire is. Typically, the Red and white usually connect to the power, blue to the light (dimming is done usually through the remote receiver) at this point there is usually 1 more wire for the motor. You have 3 left that is because your fan reverses via the remote. You can buy the correct one that reverses on amazon or ebay or try to Google the wiring diagram. I wouldn't touch it unless I knew what was what. You... » Read More Hi, this product is not the correct product for you. However, at your own risk, and the fan nor the wiring diagram not in front of me to check it. It is really hard to know what each wire is. Typically, the Red and white usually connect to the power, blue to the light (dimming is done usually through the remote receiver) at this point there is usually 1 more wire for the motor. You have 3 left that is because your fan reverses via the remote. You can buy the correct one that reverses on amazon or ebay or try to Google the wiring diagram. I wouldn't touch it unless I knew what was what. You can burn out the unit very easily or make a fire hazard or get hurt. « Show Less
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I have not used this particular item. Based on the illustration at Amazon, it comes with the cord switch uninstalled so that you can locate it anywhere you desire along the length of the cord. If you open the switch by removing the center screw, you will see that one wire will be routed through a channel that is uninterrupted. The other wire will be cut and will be the side that is switched. The wire that should be interrupted and switched is the "hot" side. The other or "neutral" side is identified by being ribbed or having a colored stripe running its length. That is the side that should not be interrupted. Doing this will make your lights properly polarized. I have not used this particular item. Based on the illustration at Amazon, it comes with the cord switch uninstalled so that you can locate it anywhere you desire along the length of the cord. If you open the switch by removing the center screw, you will see that one wire will be routed through a channel that is uninterrupted. The other wire will be cut and will be the side that is switched. The wire that should be interrupted and switched is the "hot" side. The other or "neutral" side is identified by being ribbed or having a colored stripe running its length. That is... » Read More I have not used this particular item. Based on the illustration at Amazon, it comes with the cord switch uninstalled so that you can locate it anywhere you desire along the length of the cord. If you open the switch by removing the center screw, you will see that one wire will be routed through a channel that is uninterrupted. The other wire will be cut and will be the side that is switched. The wire that should be interrupted and switched is the "hot" side. The other or "neutral" side is identified by being ribbed or having a colored stripe running its length. That is the side that should not be interrupted. Doing this will make your lights properly polarized. « Show Less
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My model did not have the light but I would not use your existing switch combo. I used a separate switch for the heater just an on/off 20 amp paddle. If I had to do it again I would have used they type that has a small led light to show it is in the on position. I also used this switch for the exhaust. I really like it, it stays on for 30 minutes or will automatically go on once it senses moisture..... DewStop FS-100 Condensation Control Sentry Fan Switch, White If you haven't bought it as yet I would take another look at the unit w/o the light.... the light loos lousy.... buy a separate 4" led instead IMHO. My model did not have the light but I would not use your existing switch combo. I used a separate switch for the heater just an on/off 20 amp paddle. If I had to do it again I would have used they type that has a small led light to show it is in the on position. I also used this switch for the exhaust. I really like it, it stays on for 30 minutes or will automatically go on once it senses moisture..... DewStop FS-100 Condensation Control Sentry Fan Switch, White If you haven't bought it as yet I would take another look at the unit... » Read More My model did not have the light but I would not use your existing switch combo. I used a separate switch for the heater just an on/off 20 amp paddle. If I had to do it again I would have used they type that has a small led light to show it is in the on position. I also used this switch for the exhaust. I really like it, it stays on for 30 minutes or will automatically go on once it senses moisture..... DewStop FS-100 Condensation Control Sentry Fan Switch, White If you haven't bought it as yet I would take another look at the unit w/o the light.... the light loos lousy.... buy a separate 4" led instead IMHO. « Show Less
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On mine, there were two solid colored wires (blue & brown?), and one (yellow) with a stripe. When I opened the back of the light, I found that the striped wire just ended and was not connected to anything. My guess is that they found 3-lead wire cheaper than 2 or 4-lead so that's what we get. The other two solid wires seem to work interchangeably as + or -, so they apparently added circuitry to make them idiot-proof.Short Answer:Striped wire: Not usedOther two: Connect to 12V DC