Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Wires are too short. Any way or kit to make them longer?
Document: No regrets. Product is well-constructed and and looks great when installed. Get yourself a 1 3/4 hole saw bit and the light will snap right into place. Buyers will most likely need to splice additional wire as the included wires (and extensions) are short. Don't let that deter you from these lights. They work great.You'll need to purchse the power adapter/transformer separtately (search part number 5000002 on amazon).
I purchased these to install in bookshelves to highlight items below. I popped a 1 3/4&#34; hole into the wood and the lights snapped right in place. The cords on these are short, as mentioned by other reviewers, but they are easy enough to splice into longer cords. If you're not comfortable with the word &#34;splice&#34;, don't shy away from these because they're just too good looking to avoid - simply plan to buy one power transformer per light.
I ordered 6 of these lights and the transformer. There are no plugs you have to cut the wire off and hardwire them together. Not only is this a very cheap way of doing this, Only 2 of the 6 even worked. I returned them and will not try these again.
The wires on the unit are either 22 or 24 gauge stranded copper; another issue is finding wire that small at Home Depot. We instead bought spools of wire off Amazon. Third issue is figuring out what transformer you will need, and you will need one. We got the NuBee 100W one. Finally be advised: THESE ARE NOT DIMMABLE.
These are very cute, small lights that look quite modern and classy. Our application is as down-lighting in a basement, installed in some 1x4 boards that are suspended from the rafters. They come with wires attached to the unit, with a connector on the end, and another spare pair of wires that connect to the first set of wires at one end and are bare at the other end. There is one small pamphlet that comes with the unit, which doesn't really help with installation.
This is a very high quality LED light. Excellent fit and finish. Hook up wires are nice and long, too. Light output is quite bright. The color is on the "cooler" side of "warm" but not to the point of being too cool that is stands out amongst true "warm" lights.I am using these for night lights mounted in the ceiling in some dark halls and other areas of the house so that I can navigate at night without having to turn on and off lights.
I would give this light 5 stars except for the following:The retaining clip springs (you can see one in the picture) interfere with the movement (adjustment) of the light. The light is supposed to swing 60 degrees, but the springs are in the way, so it only moves about 20 degrees total (10 degrees each way). Glaring design oversight.
Good metal construction with stylish look. I installed 6 of these 2&#34; LED's  in the 60 ft. run of the soffets in the front of my house. I was a little concerned that the one watt lights might not be bright enough . They turned out to be exactly what I wanted. They wash the walls with soft light while highlighting by bushes and path way.
Haven't installed these yet, but they appear to be very well made, heavy gauge brushed stainless steel housing. (At least it looks like stainless -- it doesn't actually say it anywhere.) Way better quality weight & finish than I expected, though overall smaller than expected. The overall diameter is just 2 inches, and the light itself is 5/8" diameter. The depth is about 1-1/2".
I am using this in a less traditional way. It happens to fie EXACTLY in the hole for my PT cruisers trunk light, and it is much brighter. The lens does tilt a few degrees. Included was a wiring harness to attach to the plug pictured in the product photos. It was about a 12&#34; lead on my unit. This was nice as I hardwired the harness and now have an easy way to replace the light if I happen to leave it on for 50000 hours.
Answer: yes