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Thanks for the thoughts! What you describe is nearly what I had in mind. I've opted for the plug with a breaker plugged into a timer. Seemed to solved the issue of the lamps not being turned off, as well as left flexibility for the future since he is an older teen. Thank you again -- Holly

Todd, the issue of wiring our lamps has come up again. I had wanted to run the wires through a hole with a grommet in the wall to the other side where I would mount a strip with a breaker. My son wants to wire. I posted a discussion about the matter, and am getting feedback strongly against wiring. Since you have done it, I would appreciate any insight. Just follow my page to the discussion. Thank you!

Thx for getting back to me and solving the mystery. Knew I saw a thread about this quite some time ago and could not find it to follow up. Had planned to ask you a couple of questions re: how you did the wiring, but solved the dilemma myself last night.

Hi, are you the guy who wired his rainbow together? Thanks.

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