Does this unit push onto the wall outlet? Or is there a cord and it sits on the floor? I've had a great one 15 years that pushes into the wall outlet.
330776
It is a very good and worthwhile item. It has a very small cord that cannot even be seen. It does the job of heating up a large bathroom. I did have a heater several years ago that plugged right into the outlet but, could not find it again. This one is great.
330777
It has a cord that you plug it into the wall. Very cheap product. You won't have this one for 15 years.
330778
It comes with a frame that sits over the outlet and then hangs on that frame. So it does not sit on the floor. Hope this helps.
330779
It comes with a unit that you screw on the wall then place the heater on the unit above an electrical socket. The cord is just long enough to be placed above the screwed in unit. It could sit on the floor also if the electrical outlet is close to the floor. Mine sits above my vanity in the bathroom. This is my second heater and I love it. As with anything else in todays world, things are not built to last long anymore. None the less it served its purpose well. I would buy a third!
53811
There is power cord from the pump to the wall outlet. In our case, it is long enough to put the pump at the base of the bed. If your wall plug is farther, you can just use a standard electrical extension
349272
The cord is is attached to the side of the unit. You then plug it into a wall socket.
2118512
I use mine in a floor outlet. It is a regular three prong plug not too wide to fit into the recessed outlet. You can reply directly if you have more questions. I will send you a picture if you like! Sue - email address - lingl@telus.net.Hope this helps.
1780866
Mine did. It just plugged into the wall. The unit is quite flimsy however. If I had it to do again, I would probably go a different direction.
1765781
It has both options. The cord is long enough to reach the outlet even up on a high shelf.
164185
It's plug in. Once you connect it to the wall, you just plug it in. So there it a cord that will hang down the wall to the outlet.
620819
This unit requires wiring into the wall - it is a very straight forward (easy) hook up. One could, I guess, attach a plug and cord, but additional considerations such as strain relief for the cord would apply.
1689570
Dear Customer,You can plug the cord directly to the outlet. The hair dryer however clicks and locks in to place on to the wall base. If you do not mount the base it will be difficult to remove and place back the hair dryer onto the base.Sincerely,EWO
1799379
There should be a screw hole at the top and the bottom of the spring tension device. It mounts directly to the wall with the push-button facing outwards. It is a little clunky when you install - not having any kids or animals that might get tangled in the cord, I ended up taking it off.
1932379
15 feet!? Mine certainly didn't have a cord that long. It was barely long enough to plug into a floor outlet and reach to the top of the counter. Please read my other response to this item and think twice, no three times before you purchase it.
1887331
My is hot wired to an electrical outlet 7 feet off the floor, not a plug in. You can always hire an electrician or get a friend that know how to create one for you. The unit is great and last 4+ hours during a power failure.
1713960
The plug is on the floor the only thing behind the art work is the cord hope that helps
296361
I have one in my bathroom. Keep it in a place where NO water will splash on it and be sure your outlet has GFCI protection.
1445254
No it plugs directly into the wall... This was a really goodbye I use it every day no issues so far
799898
The cord goes into the wall, not on the bottom of the base. So upon installation, it is seamless (the wiring goes behind the wall). You will not see a cord coming out from the base of the mirror plugging into an outlet. At least the one I bought is like that. Is that what you are asking?
689840
I keep mine set on the floor. You can leave it plugged in 24/7. Putting the vac onto the charging stand is as simple as plopping it down. Until you brought it up, mounting it on the wall never even crossed my mind. Doesn't sound like something I would want to do.