LED mirrors: size and power
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On this page
An LED mirror has lights built into it, so choosing one means choosing a size and checking the power.
Size
A mirror over a vanity usually hangs centred on it and a little narrower than it. Measure the wall space, including the distance to the ceiling, light fittings and shelves, and allow for the mounting hardware the product page lists.
Power
Each product page says how the mirror is powered, as it is recorded for that model. A plug-in mirror needs an outlet within reach of its cord. A hardwired mirror is connected directly to the electrical supply, and that connection should be made by a licensed electrician, following local code.
Before you order
Find where power reaches the wall, and check that the mirror size you want puts its connection there. Nothing on this site confirms that a mirror suits your wall or your wiring.
Shop
Each product page lists its own measurements and requirements. Check them against your bathroom before you order.
More help
- Measuring your opening
- Delivery
- Returns
- Warranty
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- Sliding doors for a bathtub or a walk-in shower
- Choosing a hardware finish
- Will this hardware fit my shower glass?
- Smart toilets: rough-in and power
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