I do not want to run an electrical outlet to where I need to install this, How long is the cord with the plug that needs to go in the AC outlet?
1936190
Just a little over 5 ft, (by about 4 inches). Great product, really easy to install and has worked flawlessly!
1936191
Their website states that it is 6 feet long. but web reviews indicate that it is a bit less than that: @ 5' 10" or so. i have not installed mine yet, but i am going to use 5'6" as the working length for the plug cord. hope this helps!
1936192
About 5ft. This is a great product. If you're spending this much, run the electric and do it right.
1936193
The input cord (and plug) for connection to the AC MAins is approximately 64 inches long.
527507
Without measuring...probably 3ft. Not long. The unit would need to be close to the electric source. But that's true of most electric appliances that draw a lot of current. Not appropriate for an extension cord either.
1758925
The cord is very short. I recommend you have the unit out of the box if you are having an outlet installed so it will be put in the right place. If you already have an outlet the unit will need to be very close to it. Consider that the outlet may need to be rotated 180 degrees (if that is even possible) if you want the cord to go straight down and plug into it. Otherwise you will loose a lot of length if you have to turn it upright.
1453822
Its about four feet electrical cord. I don't have it close to an outlet and I can still plug it in.
1982421
Not very long maybe 3 feet. If you use an extension cord make sure its is rated for appliance use.
1242323
About 4ft, I believe, but I have not measured it because it is long enough for most setups. Do not use an extension cord as the unit draws too many amps and the cords/plugs get too hot. I had to create a cord using 12/3 heavy electric cable with a heavy plug on one end and an outlet box on the other end for safe operation. I bought the cable and ends at the local home improvement store. The cable is sold by the foot, so you can make the length you need.
1942
off/on switch is approx. 12 inches from plug and the plug itself is quite large and will probably not fit a recessed outlet.
1139771
Thanks, Stan! Yeah, I've since checked w/ my local building dept. and it's definitely a no-no to run any AC power cord inside of a wall in any size, shape or form. Period. Will try adding a receptacle behind the TV because I loathe any kind of visible conduit, however discreet it might look. Hopefully, one of the two existing receptacles in the area are the last on a line. Otherwise, I think I'd have to bring an electrician into the picture. [Groan!]
251019
not exactly sure , i have a outlet close to my window and it reaches fine but if you were looking to plug it in on a different wall you might need an extension
684455
The cord itself is 5.5 feet. It's a 2-prong plug, so a surge-protector type cord or a cord with the holes on top should do it if you need it to reach further.
91392
Long enogh like 6ft?, clear in color, the plug has no ground..does that answers what you need ?
1276242
25 1/2" from where it comes out of unit to end of plug where prongs go into outlet.
1941722
The power cord to the outlet is about 3.5 feet long, approximately. The internal cords might be half that.
1589717
Without actually measuring it (since it is in a rental unit) I would say it is 4'. You can add a short extension cord if needed, just make sure it is at least a 14 Gauge three prong plug and you will be fine. BTW: This is a very good unit and has worked without problems for over a year in my rental property.
1361217
I have it packed away, just moved. But as I remember it is only about 3 feet. I used it in a sun room its cord was sufficient to reach the outlet, as far as distance. Hope that helps you.
1510145
Not sure I understand the question. It has a cord already built in that attaches to an outlet. It's about 6-8 feet long.
1881640
cord initiates out the bottom closer to the right front of the unit.. Cord is 34" in length, plug included..