Hardwiring my led lights in my closet

[Bomber617]

Well I was wondering if it would be smart to just hardwire my king led 2000w light to my existing light in my closet. I'm planning on putting it on a programmable in-wall timer if possible.
Any help would be

 

[BobThe420Builder]

You mean, cutting the plug end off, and wiring it to the light?

I mean ya could

Why not just get a basic timer like most do

 

[Bomber617]

Ya basically, I'm dealing with a warm closet just trying to keep as little in it as possible and working on ventilation for my warm air

 

[BobThe420Builder]

How is wiring to lights together going to make it cooler?

 

[Budzbuddha]

Why complicate things ? Switched power strip / timer … thats it.

Oscillation fan for some air movement

POOF DONE

 

[Bomber617]

Why complicate things ? Switched power strip / timer … thats it.

Oscillation fan for some air movement

POOF DONE

A timed power strip is the easier solution, could that work with a temp control unit or separate strip?

 

[Dreminen169]

A timed power strip is the easier solution, could that work with a temp control unit or separate strip?

Yes, here’s a great one
BN-LINK 8 Outlet Surge Protector with Mechanical Timer (4 Outlets Timed, 4 Outlets Always On) - White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00MWHQZX0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_9RVEDHCBPVNX3WF3K8GN

 

[Mak'er Grow]

If the wire in the house is proper gauge to handle the lights draw then you can remove the light fixture and install an outlet on the ceiling...plug in light.
Then just use a normal plug in timer too.

 

[Bomber617]

If the wire in the house is proper gauge to handle the lights draw then you can remove the light fixture and install an outlet on the ceiling...plug in light.
Then just use a normal plug in timer too.

Thanks they are the same Guage I have kids as while so I'm trying not to have a lot of equipment on the ground.