Will this work on a thick cord, such as for a freezer?
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I am pretty sure that it will be too small. It barely goes around my lamp cords and just a little roomy on my phone chargers. Measure the width of your cord, you can probably find the correct size on an Amazon search.
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For a thick round cord, that would be too small. You would need the size above that like maybe 3/8" You need to see what the diameter of your cord is, which probably is about 3/8".
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Most importantly, Woody Lives. Go Bucks. Beat Michigan. My son who used this product believes you may want to try the next bigger size.
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It would depend on the specific thickness of the cord. The lumen of this wire protector is 1/4 inch. Any larger and there might be a bit of a gap, but I would imagine it would still have some effectiveness.
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It is big enough for a thick computer cord. You can always get the 1/2 inch split for your cords too. I think it's from the same seller.
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Kaitlynn, From examinig the item, it looks like you should be able to get some of the thicker cords into it.
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It definitly won't work for that. I'm using it for a .5 in diameter cord to my spa and it barely accommodates that size using the top outlet which allows a little more room to bend the cord.
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No. You need a three wire cord. While you could plug the cord into the wall and use a ground adapter to plug the refrigerator into the cord, you would NOT have a ground connection. THIS WOULD NOT BE SAFE. There are several flat plug grounded extension cords available on Amazon in a variety of sizes. If it is a large refrigerator be sure to get a cord that is heavy enough.
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Yes you are exactly correct. In freezing temperatures lower quality cords become stiff as a board. But this one looks to stay flexible in very cold temps
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In my experience, it is quite a bit thicker than a fridge plug that has a 90 degree bend in it. If you look at the picture, you can see that the entire device is 2.5-3 times thicker than the width of a plug.
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I honestly can't not provide you with a definitive answer. However, I do believe if it's the 8 pronged cord, it very well may work.
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Don't skimp on extension cords. Buy a good one and get a thick (low gage) one that matches their recommendation for the length of cord you plan to use.
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Yes. I've used it for a cord for an electric snow blower. When I rewind the cord, some snow from the cord gets into the winder, but I bring the winder inside after that. It's possible that if I left it outside, the water would freeze and jam it, but looking at it, I don't think that would happen. It's basically a bucket that turns inside a bucket.
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No this cord will not work. It is magnetic but the prongs will not work. I was unable to find a cord that would fit and I gave up looking for one. Good luck on finding one.
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I have not. I put an outlet near where it was needed. If you need to use an extension cord, make sure it is as heavy as possible. I would suggest against this de-icer anyway. When I used this unit, it failed within a month by leaking internally and tripping the breaker. An exact replacement failed the same way in about the same amount of time.
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I don't see any reason this shouldn't work on a stand up freezer just like it does on my chest type freezer. The only thing I can think of is you might have to determine where in the freezer is the correct spot to put the temperature probe to get the best temperature.
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Yes. This is heavier duty, and the longer you run an extension cord the heavier duty it should be. If anything this will give you an extra measure of safety.
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Yes, I believe it will. You will appreciate the longer cord, which gives you more option in using this product.
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I have the Koolatron cooler but I am not sure about the cords, the booklet should tell the person which one can be used.,,,that is how I judged it....sorry
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If you're asking about the extension cord that I think you are, you probably can, but I wouldn't recommend your using it for a refrigerator. I tried using that extension cord with a refrigerator I used in the garage, refrigerator developed operating problems, and I had to have repairs made to the refrigerator. I switched to a more heavy duty extension cord and have not had problems with the refrigerator since.
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Not sure as I haven't used it in the cold, but others say it will. I think all cords will stiffen up some when cold. Hope that helps.