From the picture it appears there is no plug cover supplied on the end of the cable?
1006322
No plug covers. If you use this cable, one end is plugged in to the Battery Tender cable and the other is plugged into the vehicle. So, I don't see any need for a cover.
1006323
I received mine January 2014, it does have the plug cover attached to one end, possible an updated version of the product.
1006324
no.. as stated, u use the one that comes with the tender...which has performed flawless. Have it connected to my electric start Emerg Generator on back porch.. always showing the green light which let's me know it's fully charged.
1006325
There is no plug cover included. You'll need to use the one that came with the battery tender itself
1006326
I bought one in 2010, and it came with the covers. I damaged that one, and just received the new one I ordered. It does not have the covers. In fairness, it's now pictured without the covers, and the text doesn't claim that it comes with them. I do find the covers useful, and I think the cable should come with them. I'll scavenge the ones from the damaged cable and use those, but it's annoying that Battery Tender did away with them to save, what, less than a nickel, probably?
505062
There is a hole at the end of the handle. Imagine the cord sticking out like a tail. Place it there.
1950289
You would have to cut the cable out. There are no covers of any sort that you could remove.
2223349
it is very short. when I installed the outlet I plugged in the unit to make sure the mounting bracket is close enough. also make sure the plug is oriented in the right way to accept the cable end of the unit, there is not enough cord to turn it over. BGW
1813144
There is a cord with a plug. You can buy a cover for the cord to improve the appearance.
943550
I need to return this item-the plug at the end is slightly different than what we need.
213824
Yes, the end where you plug the cable in is just covered with a flap of the silicone cover. All you have to do is pull it back out of the way and plug in the cord. Goes in easily without obstruction.
536200
As with the prior response, mine has a "regular" grounded plug on the end of a fairly long cable. Am very pleased with the unit. Hope this helps.
1702673
The one I recieved does not have a plug on the other end.. so can't connect end to end.
1515097
It is on the side of the unit. Located on the piece the black cable wraps around on.
494478
There's an adaptor plug that's with the plug unit, but separate. I got enough of a hint to go take another look in the box, thanks Kevin.
2223134
I think you are asking where the cable comes out of the unit. If it is, the cord comes off the bottom of box/unit.
1137743
The orange circle is the plug the photo looks to have a protector cover on it
524979
It's been a while. I seem to remember "attach bare ended wire to inside". The inside reminded me of a quality Bryant plug such as for repairing a large gauge extension cord. On mine, a strong stretchy rubber cup got pried off, to go over the cable first. Then on mine there were color-coded tapered holes so as to form as much of a seal as possible against properly stripped insulation if the technician does a good job. Again, as far as I remember.
1869515
The plug at the end of the cable on the back is a standard North American three-prong, grounded plug. However, the entire cable is removable and the end that fits into the converter is a standard D-shaped connection that you will find on the back of most other household electronics such as printers, computers, etc... so you should be able to find a suitable cable at a hardware store or electronics store fairly cheaply. The other option would be to use a local plug adaptor on the provided cable to make it fit.
1576328
I'm not certain, but I don't think there are any extensions available--It's a very unique plug at the end of that cable...
1870143
Hello,The plug is grounded. This is the same with the 2ft versions as well. Hope that helps!