How do these install? We have a dog who is unplugging our power cords!
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You first install their wall plate cover (remove yours) which has grooves on the sides that the first box slides up on, and then the second box slides down. The two teeth looking tabs on the front lock/click in to the horizontal grooves on the first box. I will probably work for your purpose!
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just put some wire nuts on them and tape up out of the way, there is no power to them if unhooked so not to worry.
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I believe the cord you are asking about is the plug that fits into the adapter that comes with it. The adapter plugs into the electrical outlet. I think you and your pets will love it. Jeannie Walker (Award-Winning Author) "I Saw the Light" - A True Story of a Near-Death Experience
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The plug cover take the place of the regular plug cover. You remove that, and replace it with the kidco outlet cover and screw it in place. Its awesome. :)
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They are hardwired to the plugs. The unit is of very low quality internally. I bought 6 of them that I use on a switch panel 3-4 times a week and all 6 started started having switches fail after about a year and had to be replaced.
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The electrical cord has a wire coil spring shield surrounding it. I have had no animals bother it yet, and I have the cat, 3 dogs & 11 chickens that are exposed to this cord daily. I ave protected her house with a cardboard box big enough that I could slide her house in sideways that way and the entrance would be shielded, but she could still get out of the hole we left on the side of the box, as well to protect the wind that might blow around on the porch, and we ran the wire out of the back of her house and then out of the corner of the box to plug it in to my outdoor socket. Hope that helps. Hope that helps answer your question as well as keep your pet warm! The electrical cord has a wire coil spring shield surrounding it. I have had no animals bother it yet, and I have the cat, 3 dogs & 11 chickens that are exposed to this cord daily. I ave protected her house with a cardboard box big enough that I could slide her house in sideways that way and the entrance would be shielded, but she could still get out of the hole we left on the side of the box, as well to protect the wind that might blow around on the porch, and we ran the wire out of the back of her house and then out of the corner of the box to plug it in to my outdoor socket. Hope that... » Read More The electrical cord has a wire coil spring shield surrounding it. I have had no animals bother it yet, and I have the cat, 3 dogs & 11 chickens that are exposed to this cord daily. I ave protected her house with a cardboard box big enough that I could slide her house in sideways that way and the entrance would be shielded, but she could still get out of the hole we left on the side of the box, as well to protect the wind that might blow around on the porch, and we ran the wire out of the back of her house and then out of the corner of the box to plug it in to my outdoor socket. Hope that helps. Hope that helps answer your question as well as keep your pet warm! « Show Less
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I've seen them installed using plastic zip cables, though never done it myself. Good luck.
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I am not an electrician. I bought these for my mother to go in her kitchen. my brother installed them. They are supposed to be plugged in and that's how he did hers. I guess it's a possibility it could be hardwired if somebody knows how to do it, but I can't really say.
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Set the power box up in a protected place. Instructions say that it's not water proof. From the positive pole on the box run your wire or the string(with imbedded metal) around the area to be inclosed, using the recommended fence insulators. The wire is not attached to the power source except at one end. Make sure that nothing is causing the sting/wire to be grounded. At the box, for the ground terminal, use the string/wire and a metal stake driven into the ground to complete the circuit. Plug it in and you're done. My dogs tested it a couple of times when first installed but not since. Works great. Set the power box up in a protected place. Instructions say that it's not water proof. From the positive pole on the box run your wire or the string(with imbedded metal) around the area to be inclosed, using the recommended fence insulators. The wire is not attached to the power source except at one end. Make sure that nothing is causing the sting/wire to be grounded. At the box, for the ground terminal, use the string/wire and a metal stake driven into the ground to complete the circuit. Plug it in and you're done. My dogs tested it a couple of times when first installed but not since.... » Read More Set the power box up in a protected place. Instructions say that it's not water proof. From the positive pole on the box run your wire or the string(with imbedded metal) around the area to be inclosed, using the recommended fence insulators. The wire is not attached to the power source except at one end. Make sure that nothing is causing the sting/wire to be grounded. At the box, for the ground terminal, use the string/wire and a metal stake driven into the ground to complete the circuit. Plug it in and you're done. My dogs tested it a couple of times when first installed but not since. Works great. « Show Less
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Since it is activated by the animal's body heat, there is no electrical connection. I would check with the manufacturer of the pad.
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My unit has 2 screws that you wrap the 2 wires of the low voltage cable around, then tighten. Similar to wiring an outlet or light switch
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The prongs are removable. You pinch them, and pull them off, as many as you need to. this one might be slighly too large for a Boston Terrier, unless he has a think neck.
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I enclosed them in a dual gang outdoor "in use" type power receptacle box. The short term simple approach would be to wrap in electricians tape.
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You take off the outlet cover by removing one screw. Then you plug in this surge protector and secure with one screw.
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by electricty. replace power cord as needed. My husband and I don't suggest buying these. These are not worth the money we paid. They keep breaking and Amazon isn't helping us with them.
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may I suggest that you just tie the cords together? Grab the plugs (already connected) and with both wires together, gently tie a big knot. THe strain will then be on the cords and not on the plug. Save yourself money and time
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They have two wires soldered on each end of the strip. You can add what ever length of wire to it to get to power.