Most wall lights are hard-wired. That means you have to run electrical wires into the light itself. The advantage of this is that you can often hook up the light to a switch, set it on a timer, and make it dimmable if the model allows, and ...
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Most wall lights are hard-wired. That means you have to run electrical wires into the light itself. The advantage of this is that you can often hook up the light to a switch, set it on a timer, and make it dimmable if the model allows, and ...
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Most wall lights are hard-wired. That means you have to run electrical wires into the light itself. The advantage of this is that you can often hook up the light to a switch, set it on a timer, and make it dimmable if the model allows, and ...
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Most wall lights are hard-wired. That means you have to run electrical wires into the light itself. The advantage of this is that you can often hook up the light to a switch, set it on a timer, and make it dimmable if the model allows, and ...
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Most wall lights are hard-wired. That means you have to run electrical wires into the light itself. The advantage of this is that you can often hook up the light to a switch, set it on a timer, and make it dimmable if the model allows, and ...
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Most wall lights are hard-wired. That means you have to run electrical wires into the light itself. The advantage of this is that you can often hook up the light to a switch, set it on a timer, and make it dimmable if the model allows, and the batteries will ...
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