How long is the cord? Will use in our travel van and need an electric kettle at </=800 watts to spare our inverter. Other kettles to suggest?
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The cord is 30 inches long - fairly short. We love our kettle, but mostly for its 120/240 volt option and light weight. We discovered the plastic body is not bomb proof when my wife took it to France and had it crack in her luggage. I think I can repair it though. She says she could have packed it better.
1549371
Not sure on the exact length of the chord, but my wife is very happy with the kettle. Not sure how to answer the wattage part of the question, but from the sounds of it this kettle should not negatively effect your vehicles "inverter".
603469
Comes with Euro and American plugs dual voltage cord is 2 feet long, love it
1549372
Hi Ann kettle, taster, taster oven Cord is standard size approximate 18''. You do need inverter 1000w.ThanksJay Bernstein
1549373
The cord length on my unit is 30 inches (from base to plug). There is a selection switch on the bottom of the kettle that allows you to choose between 110 or 220 volts. I love my little kettle!
1557613
Unless they've changed the model since we bought one last year, the cord is around 2 feet long. Again - they may have changed that since our purchase. That said, it's very common for appliances that become very hot or are meant to contain extremely hot contents (crockpots, fondue pots, electric skillets, etc., etc.) to have very short cords. It's meant as a safety measure to help prevent children or pets being able to pull the appliances off of a counter or table. For our Trudeau fondue pot (which we still LOVE, by the way), we just use an extension cord are VERY CAREFUL to situate it in such a way that it's not in a spot where someone can trip over it. Where did you hear/read that the cord was 36 inches long? I can't find that listed in the specs anyplace this product is for sale.
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Hi Home mom, thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, I use it at work and i need something other than an evel microwave oven to heat my water. My company disallows electric appliances, but i think I'm going to purchase something from this link "http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dgarden&field-keywo;rds=stainless+steel+electric+tea+kettle&x;=0&y;=0&ih;=33_5_1_0_2_0_0_0_0_1.84_246&fsc;=35" these are a searc of stainless steel electric tea kettles. I'll put it under my desk. This way i can avoid the PBA's in Deer Park delivered water. Thanks again Hi Home mom, thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, I use it at work and i need something other than an evel microwave oven to heat my water. My company disallows electric appliances, but i think I'm going to purchase something from this link "http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dgarden&field-keywo;rds=stainless+steel+electric+tea+kettle&x;=0&y;=0&ih;=33_5_1_0_2_0_0_0_0_1.84_246&fsc;=35" these are a searc of stainless steel electric tea kettles. I'll put it under my desk. This way i can avoid the PBA's in Deer Park delivered water.... » Read More Hi Home mom, thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, I use it at work and i need something other than an evel microwave oven to heat my water. My company disallows electric appliances, but i think I'm going to purchase something from this link "http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Dgarden&field-keywo;rds=stainless+steel+electric+tea+kettle&x;=0&y;=0&ih;=33_5_1_0_2_0_0_0_0_1.84_246&fsc;=35" these are a searc of stainless steel electric tea kettles. I'll put it under my desk. This way i can avoid the PBA's in Deer Park delivered water. Thanks again « Show Less
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sorry i took so long to answer. don't know exact length but usefully long and you could get an extension from radio shack or online. BUT mine burned out in a few weeks. the amps necessary to charge is TREMENDOUS i suggest you avoid this altogether and instead go with a heavy-duty 110 converter to the usual wall charger. i checked for fuse etc and different car sockets and it just no longer worked at all.
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Hello. It uses a standard kettle plug into the back of the unit, so you can easily use any local plug cable of same configuration. Nice piece of kit & very happy with the purchase.
364358
It has to stay plugged in but it has a pretty long cord! Pretty loud!! I don't mind either one though. I'm thinking you could use this with an extension cord. You have to hold this by the handle as you use it. The "can" part gets very hot!
38061
The cord has not been hot and I am using it on a 45ft essex coach. It has a 50 amp service.
1242323
About 4ft, I believe, but I have not measured it because it is long enough for most setups. Do not use an extension cord as the unit draws too many amps and the cords/plugs get too hot. I had to create a cord using 12/3 heavy electric cable with a heavy plug on one end and an outlet box on the other end for safe operation. I bought the cable and ends at the local home improvement store. The cable is sold by the foot, so you can make the length you need.
307589
I'd take it to a local travel store and see what they recommend. Should just be a standard converter. We recently bought a universal converter for our upcoming trip to Europe! Have a nice time!
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It's about 80 watts @ 12 volts. It comes with a 6 foot cord. There is also a 10 foot cord available via a third party. Don't use a cheap cord from the dollar store. Per the instructions the fridge will shut down when the supply voltage drops below a certain point. I have been able to let it run overnight most of the time (1+ year old 12V battery) but it did drain the battery enough one time so that the van wouldn't start. An auxiliary AGM 12V battery would be nice to have for an extended trip. BT4W mine has been in continuous use @ 120V and works well in either mode. Recommended. (There is also a split mode unit available where one side is above 32F and the other side below 32F. check it out) It's about 80 watts @ 12 volts. It comes with a 6 foot cord. There is also a 10 foot cord available via a third party. Don't use a cheap cord from the dollar store. Per the instructions the fridge will shut down when the supply voltage drops below a certain point. I have been able to let it run overnight most of the time (1+ year old 12V battery) but it did drain the battery enough one time so that the van wouldn't start. An auxiliary AGM 12V battery would be nice to have for an extended trip. BT4W mine has been in continuous use @ 120V and works well in either mode. Recommended. (There is... » Read More It's about 80 watts @ 12 volts. It comes with a 6 foot cord. There is also a 10 foot cord available via a third party. Don't use a cheap cord from the dollar store. Per the instructions the fridge will shut down when the supply voltage drops below a certain point. I have been able to let it run overnight most of the time (1+ year old 12V battery) but it did drain the battery enough one time so that the van wouldn't start. An auxiliary AGM 12V battery would be nice to have for an extended trip. BT4W mine has been in continuous use @ 120V and works well in either mode. Recommended. (There is also a split mode unit available where one side is above 32F and the other side below 32F. check it out) « Show Less
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I am copying the specification from the instructions that came with it : Voltage 120V ~/60Hz (it does not say the Amps but probably 15?) , power consumption 1300W (max) , dimension 11.625 L x 15 W x 2.25H in., power range 100~1300 W, temperature range 100 F ~ 390 F, cord length 4ft. Cut out is 10-14/16 wide x 14-4/16 long (the cut out is just half inch smaller all around the cooktop). I have had for a few months now and loving it! Looks great, functions great, good price too. Definitely recommended!
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Sorry, Jeffrey, I never thought about it. I live in the States and it plugged into a regular socket fixture where it has worked fine ever since. Cord is not overly long btw. It does give off a lot of hot steam towards the end of its' cycle, so you don't want to position it under a cupboard. I have the pourer facing away from my 'above' cabinets. I like it well enough, but it's really not that much quicker than a regular stove top kettle. It pours cleanly and is helpful for filling hot water bottles and the like. I moved so not sure where my instruction booklet is - apologies for not answering this query properly.
1014987
The cord on this is not long - its around 5 feet or so (maybe 6 at the most). I use it with an outdoor rated extension cord. This works well. The unit is terrific, especially compared to what it replaced, which was an aluminum foil wrapped cheaply made one which froze over in very low temps. This, however, keeps the water liquid, and I recommend it.
295091
This kettle is 950 watts and 120 volts. It continues to brew perfect pots of tea for me. I hope that you can aquire one, as I am sure you will be pleased.
1178281
Sorry, Jeffrey, I never thought about it. I live in the States and it plugged into a regular socket fixture where it has worked fine ever since. Cord is not overly long btw. It does give off a lot of hot steam towards the end of its' cycle, so you don't want to position it under a cupboard. I have the pourer facing away from my 'above' cabinets. I like it well enough, but it's really not that much quicker than a regular stove top kettle. It pours cleanly and is helpful for filling hot water bottles and the like. I moved so not sure where my instruction booklet is - apologies for not answering this query properly. Sorry, Jeffrey, I never thought about it. I live in the States and it plugged into a regular socket fixture where it has worked fine ever since. Cord is not overly long btw. It does give off a lot of hot steam towards the end of its' cycle, so you don't want to position it under a cupboard. I have the pourer facing away from my 'above' cabinets. I like it well enough, but it's really not that much quicker than a regular stove top kettle. It pours cleanly and is helpful for filling hot water bottles and the like. I moved so not sure where my instruction booklet is - apologies for not... » Read More Sorry, Jeffrey, I never thought about it. I live in the States and it plugged into a regular socket fixture where it has worked fine ever since. Cord is not overly long btw. It does give off a lot of hot steam towards the end of its' cycle, so you don't want to position it under a cupboard. I have the pourer facing away from my 'above' cabinets. I like it well enough, but it's really not that much quicker than a regular stove top kettle. It pours cleanly and is helpful for filling hot water bottles and the like. I moved so not sure where my instruction booklet is - apologies for not answering this query properly. « Show Less
1525568
We love our cooler and use it often when traveling. The conncector to the cooler is a special shape and ends in a car charger connection which then connects to a converter with a car charger receptacle which goes to a conventional house 110 plug. Therefore, I would not think that it can be easily used without the supplied cords. We use ours both in the house and in the car simply by removing the house cord extenstion and plugging it into a car "power" receptacle. Works great
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Without measuring...probably 3ft. Not long. The unit would need to be close to the electric source. But that's true of most electric appliances that draw a lot of current. Not appropriate for an extension cord either.