canj this be used to cover a single round plug for ac? can anyone direct me were to find that sort of cover???
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This item will not fit for a single round plug for the ac. I do not have anything else I can referrer you to. Customer Care
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Keith, there are a number of sizes available on Amazon. I purchased the 36 X 36 and installed it caddy corner on my 30 X 30 unit. Right now I'm using the same sized mesh summer cover. The corners hang over the sides triangle shape and the grommets attach with the bungee cords to the four sides of the AC box. It provides some covering on the sides. This winter cover is manufactured by the same individual and from looking at it (I already purchased it) I expect to use it the same way in another month or so. Good luck.
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Yes, it works well as a single side cover. The only potential problem is right on the edge. If it is applied over the edge with some excess it attaches better.
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It works with the round knob kind of AC not the up down slider kind. And I left the center screw in the cover and just let it hang and worked around it. There was plenty of room to get to it.
98295
Heating cable for this gutter LeafsOut protector probably would not be satisfactory unless the cable ran the full length of the gutter to downspout. Electrical energy consumed by the heating cable would be cost prohibitive.
1698187
We have this installed in a commercial setting (there are something like 20 of them all around the building) and I believe it is mounted on a standard electrical box. It will definitely cover that box and also cover anything from a previous installation, if that's what you're looking to do...
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In response to your question, you've probably found this out already, but for everyone else out there: this covers up both plugs. I found a review for the 3 pack version of this product where they said that it does cover up the other plug. So, you'll probably need one of those "plug expanders" for the wall plug so you can plug in more than one thing to the wall.
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I have it installed and working well. I used 4 gauge (along with a few other sizes for the other holes - have amps, relays, running lights and power inverter hooked up and will be running a CB from it also shortly). The 4 gauge did have a lot of room left over for bigger power wire - with 4 gauge the cover fits still.
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Hi, I'm pretty sure it is just for one can. I have used this in the military (on electrical connections on up on the mast) and highly recommend it for sealing an electrical connection outside. First we would tape tightly with electrical tape (used at least half the roll of tape) extending past connection a good 4 - 5 " on both sides, then applied two coats on top of the tape (left 1/2-1" of ends of tape exposed). Would come back about 6 months later and connection was dry (is a slight pain to get off, used a blade to open it up (careful) and then tried to peel it off). I bought some just to have in-case I need it... caught an extension cord with the snow-blower last winter. I will use it to patch a few holes in the insulation. 1 Ib is most the time about 16oz of liquid, Some liquids can weight more (molten metal). I would think the weight they are talking about at the end of their description "1.4 lb" is probably one can. I'm not sure where they get the 8.8 oz shipping weight?
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No, the duct is too small for that type of cord. While you could possibly force one in with some difficulty, the cover wouldn't sit flat on the floor due the the cord bulging out of the bottom. That would defeat the purpose of the cord cover. I had a piece of it in my garage and tried it with a power strip from Home Depot, and it is substantially smaller than the cord.
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I'm not sure, I returned it because it was too big and attracted my daughter to always go in that area. So use the regular plug covers.
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not sure, but, you want to protect the outlet and plugin from the weather. ideally the temp and wet/dry sensor is designed to lay in the gutter.
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I would not use it myself ,the wires ( plug ) are of a standard coveiring and not heat shielded.
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I know this is an old question but this set up might work for anyone interested. http://www.amazon.com/MM7440C-Weatherproof-Outdoor-Receptacle-Protector/dp/B001JEPX6C/ref=pd_sim_hi_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=0CXX26JZJQNEEXAVG1XC
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There are companies out there that sell corner ports. I had to buy a bag of them. Or you can cut 2 sided off the round port to make it oblong.
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It's hard to say because there are different sized plugs. But I would say probably not. There isn't actually a whole lot of space in there. For my surge protector I could only use one plug since there wasn't enough space for two. You might get away with it if the plug takes up 2 plugsworth of space, but I wouldn't count in it. The covers themselves are pretty cheap so it wouldn't hurt to try it. I do know this, if the cords for, it keeps the kids out of it 100%!Hope that helps a bit :)
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I'm not an electrician so I can't give you a professional answer. From my understanding, however, any outlets outside should have a special cover made for outdoor use.