I have very limited clearance at my outlet. How long is the plug that goes into the wall before it reaches the flexible, bendable portion of the cord?
1496411
Where this plug is, my desk is 2" from the wall, the cover plate on the outlet is about .25" Mine is already plugged in and getting to it to measure is a major undertaking. I would guess the desk could be shoved .5" against the cord and be closer to the wall--but the C2G is high quality and stiff, so it will not bend readily. Hope that helps
1496412
From the wall to the end of the hard plastic portion is about 1.5 inches. You need about 3 inches to give the cord enough room to bend out from the wall though. If you go any smaller than that, you may crimp the cord. Things may still work, but if it is crimped enough, you could break some of the wire strands which could create a possible fire hazard.
186617
I have my light on the wall with the cord in a brush steel casing....I measured 70" however I remember folding a part of the cord in the casing so what was left was just enough to go into the outlet. (Appx. 6' + of cord)
238058
It is approximately 30 " and the cord tucks neatly under the base and out of the way. I exposed about 2-3 feet keeping the unit close to the outlet. It works great and we are pleased with the results.
1827377
3'. I have a power strip I mounted on the wall as I have limited electrical outlets as well.
1927376
If it is of shorter distance to an outlet & no way to hide or decorate the cord?You may need to shorten as it is over 4ft.of electrical cord.
1239301
I used it behind a small cabinet up against the wall in the kitchen. The plug in the wall is probably about a 1/2" thick. The receptacle part for other plugs to plug into is about normal size as well as the cord itself. Only the wall plug is thinner.
1100598
Without busting out my tape measure (I'm at work & don't have the cord with me) I'd guess about 2 - 2 1/2 inches.
164289
Yes, you have to bend down almost to the floor, as the on/off switch is located approx. half way from the bottom of the stem to plug in your wall on the power cord; not at all convenient.
1532092
Mine measures 0.31". And as a side issue, the electrical box supplied with this outlet is a bit short. It is best for cable entry to at the rear to avoid cable entry impeding the closing of the outlet cover.
605698
End to end the cords with couplings is 10 inches. The flexible cords themselves are 4 inches.
2014604
I measured the one I have... It has about a 5 ft long cord plus the 18 inches of outlet strip that can pivot any which way you want.
1276242
25 1/2" from where it comes out of unit to end of plug where prongs go into outlet.
2060373
No, unfortunately it needs a few inches clearance in front of the outlet to be able to plug into it.
2130981
yes, it only "sticks out" from the wall outlet about an inch. It's a great product, and I'm very happy with it.
1785108
Aprox 36" cord plus about 1 1/2 - 2" for 3 prong plug. However there are plastic hooks as part of the bottom of the unit in back to wrap the cord up. What I didn't like was based on where my outlet is on wall, the 3 prong plug forced me have the unit away from wall almost 2". Bought a 3 prong convert to 'flat' 3 prong 8" cord. Hope this helps!
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Approximately 24 inches. Not very long. I used a 3 prong extension cord into a GFI Protected outlet.
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When it's actually plugged in, it only sticks out from the wall about a half inch. With the prongs you're probably looking at an inch and a half, but you can push just about anything flush up against the plug since it's so close to the wall and the cord hangs down from the plug and not out like a traditional cord would.