Does it matter where the unit is plugged in? For my RV (have constant power) the problem areas are under kitchen and bath sink/plumbing.
340755
I have two problem areas, the kitchen and the upstairs bathroom over the garage. The Pest A Cator Plus 2000 has a pretty big range, but I still needed one in each area. For an RV I think one will do it depending on the size. I'd plug it in closest to the most problem area. You may still hear the mice for a day, but then they're gone. Since I have the two units, there's been no evidence of mice.
1459877
Yes, it is attached to unit. Most homes have an electrical 110 outlet under sink where their garbage disposal and or instant hot water unit/water storage tank is located.Hope this answers your question.
59842
I am pretty sure that internally, they are all connected to the same point, so it doesn't matter where the power goes, so long as your cumulative draw does not exceed the capacity of the inverter.
541830
My husband mounted ours under the kitchen sink..on the right hand side.....my dishwasher and disposal is on the left hand side of my double sink. ..no problems from our end. I can't live without my hot water dispenser...I am on my 3rd one. and will buy a 4th when this one plays out. I have worn them out from use...not because of defects. Never have gotten a bad one.
2252474
Can't answer as I sent unit back right away as soon as I read don't use if engine is on - and that's the only way my power outlet have power.
1193442
Yes. In my bath room, the electrical power source is approx. 12 inches off center of the sink. There is enough electrical wire (length) so that the light fixture can be located where needed.
1794865
I believe that will really depend on where your outlet is. Some folks may install or have an outlet right inside the bathroom wall at the back of the cabinet bathroom wall which would hide the cord. Or totally opt using batteries instead cause I didn't have an existing outlet down there and I didn't want to fiddle with installing one which would add more time and effort to do to get the faucet installed and ready to use. Since I have installed using the batteries I haven't had to change them at all yet. And it's still working fine. And should the batteries die, the default setting is shut, not open, so you wouldn't have water running or overflowing. I hope this helps answer your question.
1743848
No. It has to be plugged in. Best not used near basin or sink filled with water.
569873
that's how most are installed. It's no problem. you need to run the water through the unit with the power off to purge any air prior to turning the unit on.
116143
The flow from my sink is pretty restricted, but the water is hot. It might work, but to be on the safe side, I'd go up the next bigger heater, assuming that you have access to the right amount of power.
1540113
It is relative to where it is installed in the room. Mine was on the left side of the bathroom so the drain was on the left side and the motor on the right side.
1035898
I agree with the previous answer, nothing to do with it, it's just an outlet extender, ours works great, no problems whatsoever!
923287
Location probably doesn't matter. The signal is amplified in the unit not in the wire between it and the tv. Ours is located near the tele, but that's only because of the mounting options we had.
1030315
I also have 3 on the same circuit - first in the garage (which I was advised by the home inspector), second in bathroom # 2 (right near the sink), and third in bathroom # 1(also right near the sink) - just in case something happens in either room. I also have one in the kitchen, just past the refrigerator near the sink. I was advised by an electrician NEVER plug the refrigerator into a GFCI receptacleas it could "kill" the unit due to its constant recycling. Also advised to install a ONE plug surge protector behind the refrigerator.
1023747
not if the installer connects the unit with the cable that is inside the RV. The cable in prewired is often well hidden behind a panel in the middle/upper portion of the RV. Last resort, call the factory of the RV to get the cables exact location.
310332
Why would it matter??? You wouldn't want to run "both" power sources. I suppose you could have gen running under full load (microwave heating bowl of water or something) you stay with gen and have someone else plug in shore power. Wait up to 30 seconds to see if the sound of the gen changes (un-loads)
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Things that are plugged in still draw a low amount of electricity even if they are not turned on. PowerCenter prevents this from occurring by cutting power to idle appliances, devices.