Dressing Room Mirror Light - Opal Glass Globes

Can you advise where the cable entry point is in the light? Is it in the centre or to one side?
The cable entry point is centre.

Can you get this light without the pull cord and operated by a light switch? It````s for installation in a dressing room.
You can wire this into your mains switch and just cut off the pull cord if its not required.

Is it possible to install this light above a recessed mirror cabinet in the bathroom?
We can`t envisage any problems with using this light fixture in that location.

Can low energy bulbs be used on this fitting? If so, which ones?
At present there are no energy saving CFL lamps that are small enough to fit inside the glass globes. This situation may change in 18 months or so when LED lamps will be available with a high enough light output.

I have been looking for a dressing table type mirror with these type of bulbs (the theatre style) either side. So what I am thinking is buy two of these and fix vertically to plywood (or MDF) and then put a mirror between them. Wiring the 2 together behind the board and running another cable to the plug socket. Would this work? I would want to remove the pull strings (appreciate there will be little holes). Are the bulbs screw/bayonet fitting and what is the diameter? If they are too bright could they be replaced with normal 25w softer light bulbs?
We have supplied these fittings for a number of changing rooms, theatres and performing arts schools and people have always been very pleased with the results. You could certainly fix them as you detail, just ensuring the pull cord is to the `on` position before removing it. The lamps are a G9 halogen capsule which is push fit lamp. These lamps are available as a 60W, 40W or 25W. The two former produce too much heat for use in this application and so the only choice is the 25W lamp as supplied (they could however be used in conjunction with a dimmer if required).

I`m looking to install these lights vertically, two on each side of my dressing table. the pull string switch isn`t so effective then or it will look odd.
The pull cord is located on the end of the fitting making it suitable for horizontal or vertical fitting.

Could you please advise how the lampshades are removed to replace the G9 bulbs. My mother purchased one last August and the shade appears to have just fallen off, there does not appear to be any clips only a sticky surface on the edge of the shade.
The glass should have a round metallic threaded affixed with a strong glue. I would imagine that the ring itself has become detached from the glass and is probably still threaded to the base of the lamp holder. Whilst this is not a common problem it is easy enough to remove the ring, re-affix to the glass with fresh adhesive and re-screw over the lamp holder.

What are the measurements of the light.
550 long and 65 wide. The globes are 90mm in diameter. These details are on the product page.

Could 3 of these be connected to each other on the one connection?
Yes, if you would like to wire these in on the one connection it is possible. Wiring them in parallel would maintain the use of the individual switch on each of the fittings should you require it.

Can you confirm how this is powered - does it plug in or need connection by an electrician?
This fitting is mains operated and so will need to be installed by an electrician onto your lighting circuit.

Is it possible to fit this as a ceiling light? I really love it but am unable to find one suitable for the ceiling.
Yes this can be fitted to wall or ceiling.