I noticed a DC-IN plug on the side in the pictures. Though a wall plug is not included, can this be run off the wall as well?
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The LPL1010W-AC unit comes with an AC adapter. Home Depot sells it. Here is a clip from the description. "The light operates on 6 AA batteries (not included) or use the included AC adaptor. Keep your outlets available for other uses by using the connector cable (included) to power two units while using only one AC adaptor."
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No there is no place for a DC plug in. Also it is very small and isn't as bright as had hoped. We don't even use it. Hope.this helps.
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No, the pluglink documents say it can prevent it from working or degrade its network performance. So it has to be directly on the wall outlet.
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I think it says not to so I juggled my outlets around and did it without using a strip,then I did plug one into an outlet extender which is essentially a power strip at the wall outlet. It's been fine.
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I suggest passing this and look for one that screws into the outlet. This one has a plastic peg that goes into the top plug - and it doesn't stay in the wall.
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The front panel is wider than the rest of the unit and is removable. The cord comes out of the bottom right so I located my wall outlet as close as possible to the far left side. The cord wraps up the right side runs along the top and down the left side. It tucks between the front class and the base of the unit. The plug and outlet can only be seen from the very left side but the cord is hidden.
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Yes to both. The plug that goes into a wall socket is connected via usb, so you just remove the plug. I hope that makes sense.
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No, you shouldn't run any power cords through the wall. The whole reason for using this particular kit is so you don't run the power cord through the wall because it is against most fire codes to do so. Only non powered cables such as Coax, AV, HDMI, RGB, speaker wire etc... should be ran through this kit. There is actually a thread on Sonos' site dealing with this exact issue although they don't seem to have resolved it either. http://forums.sonos.com/showthread.php?t=33712
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Yes, there is a "wall wart" with cable and small plug to apply power to it on one side connector.
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You can get a Hug-A-Plug Dual Outlet Wall Adapter from Amazon that will run the cord flat to the wall instead of sticking out.http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CFQET7MAC
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No, the plug and switch are separate. I cut the plug off and wired the unit directly into the wall using the wiring housing as a junction box. The switch is mounted underneath (or on top if you mount the main bar on the left) and I leave it in the on position and operate the unit with a wall-mounted timer.
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Physically, yes you can BUT building codes prevent you from running usual appliance power cords through walls , I guess they are not rated for in-wall use. I've had to have an electrician install a (sunken) outlet behind the TV. IMHO it's worth the expense for peace of mind.
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No it is not a plug in. It has to be hard wired on the wall and turns off and on with a light switch
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No, the plug prongs flip outwards on the back so you can plug the whole unit into the wall. It also has a regular usb port on the side. I've never used it, but it's there if I figure out something I need it for. This is a GREAT little item
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You can run the cord from the front or back . I ran mine from the back . There is a block off plug provided so you do not see the hole in the front .
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Yes, it has a plug for the wall. The on/off power switch is in the back as well. I look for it for a while when I got. Yes, I like it very much.
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no this is a 12vdc unit. you will need a 120vac to12vdc@20amps power supply to work with a wall plug.
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No, but not for the reasons you'd think -Notice there is no screw in the center of the unit- it just plugs into the wall. It's reasonably easy to yank off the wall, which would expose the wall's outlet.A screw in model would be better