Questions and Answers for Hampton Bay 1-Light Oil Rubbed Bronze Sconce with Frosted Opal Glass Shade

A:  That's really a question for an electrician to make it up to code. Lights and outlets should be on separate circuits. That being said, you could tap into the power from an outlet. Most outlets have an extra set of prongs that are used to wire additional outlets in a series. You can attach your wires to those, run the wire up the wall and wire the light to it. Use Romex 14/2 wire. ALL connections need to be done in a box! Make your first connection to the outlet in the outlet box. Run your new wire out the back of the box (there should be a knock out hole to use). Add a new box where you are mounting the light and run the wires into this box. Do NOT just use wire nuts behind the light cover plate. This could cause a fire.

A:  Yes

A:  Maybe, it has the click switch on it so you might be able to convert it. We just use it as intended though.

A:  Probably not. It’s a twist-turn button so you twist the button on top to turn it off and on. On a side note we installed all 4 of ours upside down, works the same, looks better in our room.

A:  Not easily. There's no mechanism in the fixture for that.

A:  No

A:  Up to a 60 watt light bulb.

A:  120

A:  Please contact Home Depot customer service line at 1(855) HD Hampton

A:  No.

A:  No, it can't accommodate a pull chain.

A:  Yes, you can buy a pull chain switch and easily swap it for the twist one. Not expensive or hard at all.

A:  Yes- just make sure the switch is on if you want to use the switch at the top of the light.

A:  Yes but if you plan to use the switch on the lamp the wall switch would need to be in the on position.

A:  Not in a traditional three way switch manner (if that's what you mean). If you wire it to a switch then either the wall switch or the switch on the fixture will turn it off, but then using the other switch won't turn it back on. You need to use three way switches (3 connections) to have the light independently controlled by two switches, and the switch in the fixture itself is not that type.

A:  Yes but not in the way you probably want. I.E. Not like a three way switch.

A:  Yes.

A:  No.

A:  Yes, it can be mounted either way. There is a plastic nut that holds the globe on. I mounted one up and one down in my house.

A:  Yes. You mount it hanging with the globe hanging down. That’s the way I mounted mine on my wall.

A:  Yes, That is how I installed mine and have had no problems.

A:  No, this cannot be mounted with the globe hanging down with the switch on top.

A:  Yes, it can! That's how we installed it and it's working wonderfully. :-)

A:  Yes, that's how mine is installed.

A:  Yes it will work

A:  Yes.

A:  It should work with any standard 4 X 4 or 4 X 2 1/8 electrical box.

A:  It attaches to a standard flush mount round wall box, with the supplied screws and adapter bracket.

A:  a standard round work box