I assume you have to have a double vertical plug to operate?
1449407
Yes, the unit plugs into a vertical, double receptacle, and it must be a grounded.
1449408
Hi:Yes, you need a double vertical plug in to operate. However, the unit itself has built-in plugs in on one side, so if you are using an outlet, you won't lose your ability to use it. Just plug what was plugged into your outlet into the RFG Unit after plugging the RFG unit into the outlet. What I like about the unit it that I can leave it plugged in downstairs until I go to bed and then take it upstairs and plug it in on that floor. I considered the full furnace unit but when I checked the cost of that unit plus installation (must be done by an HVAC Technician), the small, portable unit was a great deal. It works like a champ--I am glad I bought it. Hi:Yes, you need a double vertical plug in to operate. However, the unit itself has built-in plugs in on one side, so if you are using an outlet, you won't lose your ability to use it. Just plug what was plugged into your outlet into the RFG Unit after plugging the RFG unit into the outlet. What I like about the unit it that I can leave it plugged in downstairs until I go to bed and then take it upstairs and plug it in on that floor. I considered the full furnace unit but when I checked the cost of that unit plus installation (must be done by an HVAC Technician), the small,... » Read More Hi:Yes, you need a double vertical plug in to operate. However, the unit itself has built-in plugs in on one side, so if you are using an outlet, you won't lose your ability to use it. Just plug what was plugged into your outlet into the RFG Unit after plugging the RFG unit into the outlet. What I like about the unit it that I can leave it plugged in downstairs until I go to bed and then take it upstairs and plug it in on that floor. I considered the full furnace unit but when I checked the cost of that unit plus installation (must be done by an HVAC Technician), the small, portable unit was a great deal. It works like a champ--I am glad I bought it. « Show Less
1449409
The back of the unit does have twin male electrical connectors. the unit can be mounted horizontally or vertically but short of running off an extension cord (not recommended) you do need a standard twin outlet to plug into.
1760464
You can plug something in above it, as long as it doesn't have an oversized plug (ie ac adaptor). A standard plug usually fits fine.
77474
I do not believe so, unless you have some sort of step down or regulator for the voltage
745244
You will require 2 outlets to power it.. one for the air pump.. and one for the lights.
1963481
No and No. It is not flexible where you plug it in and rotate it in the direction you want. You just have to plug in based on where you want the opening.
228361
Im really not sure what you are talking about but I use a regular plug in the wall.
496680
Actually I just put it vertical and it would work. I love mine ( I have two )!
1368505
Not in mine, no. I was not able to plug in even a regular plug above or below it.
1623486
No but you need some sort of power. Whether it be the power pod or an extension cord.
1166674
Yes, I had to install it upside down because of how it was designed, one of my cords wouldn't plug in otherwise.
1419769
I pull vertical and discharge horizontal. It'll do 2ft of vertical, but barely.
1254927
no, there's two pieces to the device one piece need to be plugged into the device you wish to control.
250704
I cant answer that one but perhaps you need a plug adaptor I would contact the company.
726321
I believe that the unit should not be used in a vertical manner, the safety equipment locations are there for a purpose and to try something other than a horizontal venue would compromise their use. As far as voltage is concerned, 120 volts should be used.
994604
The only reason it need be positioned vertically is if you want less interference from the power cord wherever you place it. It will work in any position. As long as it is submerged and not sucking air, you can have it as deep or as shallow as you like.
1136083
We bought one from another online store and the outlet needs to be vertical. (one on top of the other). Every plug we have is vertical in the entire house. You "could' use it but it defeats the purpose of holding two phones off the counter to charge. It should be flipable to accommodate horizontal plugs. Seemly would work fine. Just check your outlets.
755262
The unit only covers a single outlet if you plug it in the top outlet of two outlets. It has 3-prongs, so you can't plug it upside down in the lower of two outlets.