Does this just plug in?
1010377
Short answer, no. After disconnecting the d/w water and electrical, then removing it from the cabinet and inverting the d/w, there are 1/4" fast-ons that are "unplugged." Then remove the plastic "nuts" to remove the heating element. Reverse the process to install. Customer ease of install I would put at 4 out of 5 difficulty.
577557
nope. plus mine died after six months. only ever had three things plugged into it.
1989120
Nope! It runs on the USB power so all you need to do is plug it into your PC.
2097114
yes, I plug it into the PC with the included cord; standard small plug (I don't know what it's called)
1599895
No. Plug and play. Devices like these usually have a driver (if necessary) on board.
2084285
No, you have to plug it in the charge it, but then you unplug it when you use it.
1651899
im sorry i can't help. i bought this as a gift for someone. all i know is that they just plugged it in and used it .
506824
No, ours just plugs in to a standard outlet. BTW, we have had absolutely no problems with this since we purchased it. Wife loves it...
208634
No, we just plugged it in. Maybe it depends on the operating system. We have windows 8 and it set itself up.
169020
The device does plug into an electrical outlet. Is that the question you are asking?
584925
Sorry not sure. Had someone install it. For some reason I don't think it's a plug in.
1922849
All it will do is turn on/off the item plugged into it. I bought 2 of them and had to return them bc they didn't work properly
1052349
No, it's plug and play. But be warned, it's sensible to shorting out, mine burned out in the first 24 hours. Spend the extra $10 and go for a Logitech instead.
2233978
it just plugs into the standard wall outlet. I works well. No problems with the unit at all.
431635
Kind of. Basically it comes with a USB chord which I use to power it up from any USB input
382700
You plug it in. You turn it on. Most plugs from what I remember are AC. Strange question.
1384200
no you have to plug it into a power source. that's the only way it will work.