Can anyone clarify: H-6", L-4", W-3". So what is length of cord and the power bar outlet? Also, product is 1.4 lbs, BUT shipping weight is 5 lbs?
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First, to answer the length of the cord is approximately 66 inches. The power bar is 15 additional inches. The weight of the bar on my digital scale read 19.6 oz. The plug on the end of the cord is a standard U.S. 3-prong grounding plug. The 5 receptacles are configured in a manner that they will accept multiple plug configurations, including U.S. grounded plugs. I hope this addresses your concerns.
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H 2", L 13", W 2.5", cord length around 5 and half feet. Its a pretty long cable.
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The cord is about 6 feet long. the plug in part is about 15 inches by about 1.5 inches by about 2.5 inches. Couldn't guess about weight and shipping weight and 6x4x3 makes no sense to me at all.
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Some people are answering 3 feet long. It's incorrect. Unless you actually purchased one that has 3 feet long power cord because my heater has a 6 feet long cord. Thank you
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Hi There: Product Dimensions: 20.5 x 12 x 11.5 inches ; 15 pounds Shipping Weight: 15.4 pounds. I don't know of the power requirements per se, but its 110 volt. I don't think this unit draws much electrical power. Hope this helps you.
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Approximately 3 1/4 inches (on the longest side) by 2 inches tall (Not counting plug-in prongs, from the outlet up) by 1 1/2 inches wide. So l x w x h = 3.25"x1.5"x2". Hope this helps.
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The power strip is 48 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches. (1.5 inches thick, and 48 inches long.)This is the measurement of just the power strip, without the power cord. The power cord is a generous 15 ft.Hope this helps! You may also want to visit the product spec page at http://www.tripplite.com/shared/product-pages/en/SS741515.pdf
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I'm like everyone else. It's installed in a rack and I don't want to move it to measure its power cord. Having said that, From What I can recall, it's 6 to 8 feet. Plenty long.
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The power strip is 48 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches. (1.5 inches thick, and 48 inches long.) This is the measurement of just the power strip, without the power cord. The power cord is a generous 15 ft. Hope this helps! You may also want to visit the product spec page at http://www.tripplite.com/shared/product-pages/en/SS741515.pdf
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Hi Cover Girl. Sorry for the delay in response. I was at a training/workshop. The cord Voltage is 120 VAC, 15 watts, 60Hz. I love it. I actually originally hoped for something a little smaller for my night stand. But, this one is pretty good. It weighs approx 7 to 11lbs. So consider that when making your purchase.
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The power cord is approx 4' in length and there are 6" connectors to daisy chain the light bars together. The light bars can also plug into each other for a single continuous light.
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I installed it behind a mirror so I can't get to it to measure but it was like 3/4 inch after plugged in. Also add some for the outlet it's self. All together it should be about an inch. Hope that helps.
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Dear Valued Customer,The unit will weigh roughly 300 lbs and have a dimension of 36" x 36" x 40" when delivered. If you have any further questions or need assistance in placing an order please feel free to contact our Sales Department at 888.474.9966 during normal business hours EST.Sincerely,The AC Outlet Amazon Team
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The power cord is about four feet, one foot in table 3 outside. Table needs to be pretty close to wall outlet but not necessarily hugging wall.
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According to Amazon Supply ad. the shipping weight is 5.4 lb. Sorry I can't find the actual product weight.
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A reviewer says that the packaging states 1875W. This equals 15A at 125V. I found advertising that states 15A to 15/20A 125V (maybe on the package too but I don't have that any more). That indicates that it is built to handle 20A--the wiring is clearly thicker and heavier than standard household extension cords. That would allow 2500W max. HOWEVER, this cord should be connected to wiring that is rated at 20A continuously all the way back to a 20A breaker. If you plug the cord into a heavy appliance outlet (NEMA 5-20R) that should be safe. There will be dangerous heat buildup if you pull more than 1875W through 15A wiring, even if the breaker is 20A. A reviewer says that the packaging states 1875W. This equals 15A at 125V. I found advertising that states 15A to 15/20A 125V (maybe on the package too but I don't have that any more). That indicates that it is built to handle 20A--the wiring is clearly thicker and heavier than standard household extension cords. That would allow 2500W max. HOWEVER, this cord should be connected to wiring that is rated at 20A continuously all the way back to a 20A breaker. If you plug the cord into a heavy appliance outlet (NEMA 5-20R) that should be safe. There will be dangerous heat buildup if you pull... » Read More A reviewer says that the packaging states 1875W. This equals 15A at 125V. I found advertising that states 15A to 15/20A 125V (maybe on the package too but I don't have that any more). That indicates that it is built to handle 20A--the wiring is clearly thicker and heavier than standard household extension cords. That would allow 2500W max. HOWEVER, this cord should be connected to wiring that is rated at 20A continuously all the way back to a 20A breaker. If you plug the cord into a heavy appliance outlet (NEMA 5-20R) that should be safe. There will be dangerous heat buildup if you pull more than 1875W through 15A wiring, even if the breaker is 20A. « Show Less
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It is slightly larger than a standard 12v lighter outlet. I believe the standard is 7/8" dia. I think I used an 1-1/4" hole saw for the USB outlet.
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Not sure I understand the question. It has a cord already built in that attaches to an outlet. It's about 6-8 feet long.
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From the company website:Q: What are the specifications for the Monster Outlets To Go Power Strip - 4 Outlets?Asked on 2/28/2013 by Monster Customer1 answerCUSTOMER CAREA: Electrical rating: 100-240V, 50-60HzLength of attached power cord: 1 ft.Answered on 2/28/2013 by Monster Customer Support