Hello, I have a pair of antique wall sconces that are hard-wired, but the location that I want to put them in is not set up electrically for this. There is, however, an outlet that is ideally located. Is there an adapter kit or process I can use/do to convert them to the plug-in variety? This would solve all of my problems AND I would not have to get an electrician to install new sockets. Thank you!

I want to convert a recessed lighting to a hanging mini pendant and need some advice. The recessed lighting is a CFL 4-pin base plug-in....not the CFL screw-in type. I have found the "instant conversion kit" that works ONLY with the screw-in types. Kinda like the ones featured here: [url=http://www.worthhomeproducts.com/index.asp?page=light]Screw-In Pendant Light | Instant Pendant Light | Recessed Lights | Worth Home Products[/url] I was wondering if there are similar kits available for the plug-in reccessed lightings? If not, how can I go about changing the existing fixture to a CFL screw-in fixture so I can use the converter that is readily available - as shown in the link above. By the way, someone mentioned that I should remove the CFL part of the existing fixture. Meaning, not use the red and black wires and use the black and white wires for the mini pendant instead. Thanks a bunch for ANY help.