Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: It says it has a transformer that plugs in. How long is the Coard? Can it plug into a normal outlet and be mounted high on the wall?
Document: I read the reviews about this being hard to install. The description states that there are 120V and 277V leads - not something you plug into an outlet. I used it to illuminate the breaker panel in my basement in the event of a power outage. I saw the very same fixture used in a McDonald's. It works great. I am very pleased.
Cheaply made. Tiny battery won't last long.
Emergency lights have a purpose that use the technology well. They cast the light where it's needed and I don't care about the color of emergency light as long as there's light during an emergency.
Nice, compact design. Easy to install and works very well. Can be mounted in many places and still provide adequate light when the power fails.
Works great and covers the great room, kitchen, and since one light aims down the hallway,  with doors open, we can see to walk from about anywhere. Ours is hidden, but it is an attractive fixture.
While I can't yet speak to its performance and operation, the instruction sheet accompanying the product is woefully and grossly insufficient. Obviously &#34;written&#34; by the Chinese company producing it, the syntax and spelling are occasionally incorrect, and always hard to follow. If anyone from the company (Morris Products) notices this comment, please endeavor to rewrite these instructions in plain and correct English, and consider that the installer may be a homeowner without electrical experience.
We own a mid-sized inn and needed to replace our fire lights. Compact streamline design looks a lot nicer than the clunky old ones we replaced. Easy to install. So far so good with no complaints.
Smaller but with the same shape as one I bought several years ago. Uses LI battery rather than a sealed lead/acid and LED lamps rather than incandescent. Much brighter and the same lamp-on time (1.5hrs). Now as for the lights; The LEDs give off a light that&#8217;s toward the blue spectrum but has a wider light projection then the incandescent, but I don&#8217;t think it penetrates as far though.
Small and affordable for it's size, real powerful lights during brownouts. it's a must have for homes, offices and etc.
Needed this for my office, it works great and doesn't look bad. The lights aren't big so they don't stick out like a sore thumb.
Answer: no