I don't need 20 feet, I need 2 at 10 feet approx. Could I cut it in two and add a new plug?
306031
Yes. You can cut the cord and attach new plugs. Just make sure to get an outdoor rated plug. I did it but I'm not an electrician.
1372672
Hard wired to back of a existing socket. Wife didn't want the wires to show. Shouldn't be a problem using a two prong plug.
1425077
No, you will need to extend the wire. I don't recall the exact length, but you'll need to add an extension.
1360005
yes, but if i were you i would not have them over 20 ft apart. i tried 40 ft and had problems staying on line the best thing is to run a cable. regard hosea
1922632
Length may be short, but easy to lengthen...either cut and splice or buy the spade connectors to make an extension cable. yes you can cut out the switch, its garbage anyway, and add your own. That's what I did on all of mine.
4498
I don't think that would be a problem. You would just have to cut the wire (which would void the warranty) and splice similar wire. Do not use longer wire than necessary as voltage drops over length and that might affect the operation. Once you have done that test it to see if it still works OK. If not then remove the additional wire. You do have to be careful to make sure you connect the proper wires (colors) and not accidentally switch them.
1541013
Yes, I just went into the living room to double-check. There is plenty of room to plug a standard plug into the lower outlet. I doubt if you would have room to put a second one of these switches in there though.
852928
No. The cord lengths are fixed. I do not believe you can shorten them yourself. It would most likely have to be done by an electrician.
166889
Yes you can do that. One 16'strip per adapter. You need a special adapter to connect the 2 strips make sure its the right one.
549770
I hard wired a 14 GA. 3 wire 10'-12' extension cord that I removed the female end from. Works traffic. Shorter the better.
1146257
As per the instruction booklet, you can use a short ext cable if you have to but they recomend plugging it in. I am using a short one...couldnt find shorter than 6 feet but i made sure to get one meant for heavy duty applications. It has to be 3 pronged...my house hasnt burned down yet so its good!
522489
The manufacture would want you to get a surge protector with a longer cable, which they do sell. But I have had similar situations and have done just that, with no problems.
1498184
Yes. If you use power cable with a sufficient conductor core diameter I suppose you could extent the cable with at least another 10 to 20 ft.
1425078
nope, but you could easily splice a wire in between the plug. I got news for you, 1 of these doesn't do much!
1385993
If you're going to use the wires that come with the system you would have to splice. Or, you can buy extension cords that can add more length without splicing.
455610
Yes you can replace it. I replaced mine with a 50 foot coiled cord and it works great.
1495827
You can shorten at the install. Once shortened you would have to splice wire to make longer.