I have a track light that's made to be wired to an electrical box. THe
location I am putting it, has no ceiling box, and would require extreme
damage to the building to run such a wire, and install a box. I wont do
that.

I have seen that some track lights come with cords, that just get
plugged into an outlet. That's what I want to do, and I have a device
that I can use to turn it on and off with a remote control. I am going
to be using three LED bulbs in the fixture, which will consume a total
of 36 watts. So I am not worried about overloading the circuit.

But I have a brand new track light fixture, but it's made to be hard
wired. I can easily attach a standard lamp cord to it, since there are
wire screws on the connection piece. But it appears that the fixtures
made to be plugged in, contain 3 wires with a ground.

Rather than spend $50 for a complete fixture, containing a plug in cord,
I'd rather just buy some wire and a plug, and use what I already have.

The local hardware store only has 2 wire cord. But they are a small
store. Yet, I dont recall ever seeing 3 wire lamp cord.
Yea, I know I could probably use the round cable made for extension
cords, like that orange stuff, but I'm trying to make this visually
appealing.

Google broken?

https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-8-ft-White-Replacement-Cord-Set-with-Polarized-Plug-on-One-End-54475/203742110?cm_mmc=Shopping|THD|google|D29B+Bath+Van ities&mid=s9JnGEXSz|dm_mtid_8903syd25186_pcrid_412 93307497_pkw__pmt__product_203742110_slid_&gclid=C jwKCAiA47DTBRAUEiwA4luU2dysyoNlMMNMQKQq1UGh5w-mc5oC-XEFojClj-lcjyHCMYHAX6HMYRoCrLgQAvD_BwE

On 01/27/2018 06:41 AM, trader_4 wrote:
Google broken?

https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-8-ft-White-Replacement-Cord-Set-with-Polarized-Plug-on-One-End-54475/203742110?cm_mmc=Shopping|THD|google|D29B+Bath+Van ities&mid=s9JnGEXSz|dm_mtid_8903syd25186_pcrid_412 93307497_pkw__pmt__product_203742110_slid_&gclid=C jwKCAiA47DTBRAUEiwA4luU2dysyoNlMMNMQKQq1UGh5w-mc5oC-XEFojClj-lcjyHCMYHAX6HMYRoCrLgQAvD_BwE

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Hey Trump_hater_4, the OP wanted 3-wire.Â* Pay attention!Â* ;-)

On Saturday, January 27, 2018 at 7:48:49 AM UTC-5, In Trump We Trust wrote:


Hey Trump_hater_4, the OP wanted 3-wire.Â* Pay attention!Â* ;-)

K, here's one :


https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/42...hoCQ_oQAvD_BwE

https://www.target.com/p/grounded-ex...E&gclsrc=aw.ds


They are flat, white, grounded. One is even made for track lighting.

In Trump We Trust wrote:

Hey Trump_hater_4


As if calling anyone a "Trump Hater" is an insult! That is the same as
calling them a brilliant patriot!

LOL!



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wrote:


The local hardware store only has 2 wire cord. But they are a small
store. Yet, I dont recall ever seeing 3 wire lamp cord.
Yea, I know I could probably use the round cable made for extension
cords, like that orange stuff, but I'm trying to make this visually
appealing.


Reads like you expect to not use a box and leave the lamp cord exposed
on the ceiling.

How are you going to hide and protect the wire connections at the
fixture?

How are you going to affix the wire to the ceiling and wall?

What you have in mind reads like it isn't going to conform to code and
is going to look like hell.

At the very least you should consider wiring this using surface mount
wire-mold with a box.

If you post a link to the fixture you are installing, I and others can
give you some better recommendations.



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