where is an electrical outlet needed for this? In the current fire box?
308506
Yes, within the insert space. We replaced a gas fireplace with this electric insert and wired in an outlet on the inside of the opening.
308507
There is a six-food cord on this unit. Place the outlet where it will be reached.
308508
Not one, either have a receptacle put in the fireplace or cord has to run out to an outlet closest to fireplace. mine next to fireplace so was easy to hide with other things around to fireplace. Attached cord with small wire hangers to brick with masonry screws. Pre drilled holes, a lot easier. Hope that helps a little
308509
Yes, you'll need an electrical plug behind the unit in the fire box....I don't know if the manufacturer would recommend your using an extension cord, even if you could conceal it.....Good luck with it.....
1493356
You need to run a 110 volt electrical service to it. Either add an outlet or use an extension cord.
1412001
You can do either. We put an outlet up in the ceiling and plugged it into that. Hope that helps!
1052844
12volt DC cigarette lighter plug, or tie in to an existing positive and negative wire nearby.
807127
there are two outlets on the bottom if its in hanging position next to the power in cord. they are tied together and not independent.
1858150
there is a rotate off base that mounts on an electrical box. The base is very similar to other smoke alarms and there is an electrical connector with about six inch pigtails.
860024
I appears to be 6 feet long. But I had a switch installed on the side of my fire place and on the inside of the FP I had an outlet installed to plug in the cord. NOW, I just have to flip on the switch and the fire place come on. It is really great.
758472
No, there are no electrical outlets associated with this bed. It is all plump and jump...air-wise.
1407474
If you buy the unit I reviewed, then yes you will need an outlet, because it has a booster pump, that is the part that requires electrical power. I believe they may have a version of this same unit that doesn't have the booster pump. Those units don't need power.For any of those out there that don't know, RO systems with booster pumps work so much better than units that don't.
510505
This unit has an outlet for a hose attachment. A short plastic hose is provided or you can use a garden hose.
1056346
You need an electrical box - part of the unit sticks out the back so the box is needed to accept.
1008450
Just the outlet. I do not recommend this product. Mine behaved very erratically.
62748
Plug in into outlet. We still have ours and loving it. Our friends love it also..turn the lights out and our kitchen turns into a dancing room..
946685
I would not attempt to use the unit without electricity. The unit works like a forced air heating system. You have the burner train and air is force through the flames to produce heat at the outlet.
805641
You can get the outlet at home depot, lowes or any hardware store. I seem to recall you could have purchased this with either a twist-lock or regular standard plug. If you purchased it with the twist-lock male plug, you will need to get an electrician. Hope this helps.
1623381
If it does not have a socket, then it should have a two wire connector that plugs together. If not, you might need to cut of the connector and just wire not the conductor together. If you are not experienced, you shod hire an electrician.
191977
Plug into any standard outlet. Don't think they show it in the picture, but there is a cord.