how far does this mirror pull out? can it be hard wired in or will it have a plug?
57081
I'm not at home to check on the measurement, but as to the second part of your question it can use batteries in lieu of the plug. Or you could have an electrician (or you can if you are handy) hard wire it using the plug wires.
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.
57083
The mirror extends about 14 inches . It can be plugged in or you can use it with batteries.
57084
Hello it is possible to use a plug, but it is not necessary because the light is LED, which lasts a considerable time with the battery. Of course, an electrician can certainly hard wire it for you, which I had done in our previous house . The one I had previously had one more angle of use, which I liked, but I have not seen that recently when I looked. It pulls out 12". You may wish to tape it into position while you decide on the most convenient height and location.
57085
It's battery operated. You need to change the batteries eveery few months (about 6 months), but it has not been an issue.
155367
It plugs in. I have mine mounted above the normal bathroom plug but also have good bathroom lighting. I travel and I hate being away from my mirror. I have travel ones but it just isn't the same. I highly recommend this mirror for anyone who needs to see well to put on make up each day!
457606
There is no power cord. This is an unlighted mirror that just screws into the wall.
2189007
Your electrician will need to run a wire out of the wall and hook it up to the mirror versus a cord in the back to plug into an outlet.
732155
It just has a wireless link between the transmitter and the mirror. The only conection to the mirror is the power lead.
434395
I need to know how big the mirror is,how far it comes out from the wall,&the magnifying x?
510326
Yes, you will have to splice wires, go here to see removal of mirror http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F63xzHmD0qA
2075588
They make a hardwired version which is what I bought. I mounted the attachment plate to a stud in the wall, then drilled a hole behind it (through an existing hole in the plate) to run the wires. The space to pack the wires is tight, so I have to admit it was difficult. I'm not sure if it could be mounted directly to an outlet box as that is not what I did. The mirror is fairly heavy and the arm is long, so it needs substantial support behind it.
1408976
There is no light on this . Is that what you meant by "hard wired"? I love this mirror tho!!
263301
This is not a lit mirror. Thus...no wiring. lit mirrors are much more expensive...fyi.
502960
This is a plug in mirror--also put alot of info on mirror in my review, hope that helps and Jesus is Lord....
1672011
It is hard-wired, although you can buy a two prong for it and turn it into a plugin if so desired. The light looks good in our kids bathroom and quality is great for the price.
1798771
Hi. The one I purchsed does not have a light. However, I have purchased the lighted ones before, and they are all plug in - no electrician required. Just remember that whereever you install the mirror, there needs to be an outlet very close by. Otherwise you have a cord stretching from mirror to outlet.
444231
I do not own this mirror so cannot answer this question by actually visably looking at this mirror. But, that said, I believe that if you look carefully at the exhibit photo you will see a clear electrical style cord coming away from the mirror's base, as well as an accessory electrical socket and an electrical switch on the base.
219742
The mirror I got does not have a light so there are no wires and no plug. Sorry this doesn't help much.
1667568
if it has the mirror with the self dimming or power wire plugged into the back of the mirror that is where it will be powered from
1370787
Yes the cord is 6 foot and it has a wall mount. I prefer to set it on the counter because I'm afraid the mirror will detach, fall and break. This is the mirror you will love to hate because it shows EVERY flaw. It is also the only mirror I use to apply makeup.