are this save to plug a infrared heater into?
260724
The extension cord is rated for 15amp maximum current with a internal circuit breaker of 15 amps. If you choose to plug in any device(s) the maximum total amperage should be less than 15 amp. Look at the max. current your heater draws. It is always safer to plug in heaters directly to an outlet.
527864
I'm not quite sure. I was able to easily plug it in, but I wasn't trying to mount the heater as far away from a plug as possible.
589451
No, it is a fairly low wattage device (250 watts; for comparison, a common home space heater can consumer 1000-1500 watts), so any decent grounded extension cord should be fine.
431614
This item plugs directly into a 110vac recepticul so I would have to say no. But if your just monitoring line fluctuations and polarity in RV parks this is for you.
76788
Shouldn't be a problem. The infrared illuminator is built in and runs off the camera's power supply. The output is standard CATV.
1715805
No just a standard unit you hook up to 120VAC. You could put a screw in dust to dawn lite bulb sensor in it. They sell them at lowes or Home depot for about $10.
2086250
Yes. I wired it with three switches; Fan, light and Heat. I have a standard bulb in one socket, a infrared bulb in the other socket and the fan is behind/on top of it all. Works fine.
477732
Don't think so. I think it just sends an on off to the relay which switches the heater on/off
2099781
I'm not sure. I would use what is for the unit. FYI. I regret buying the thing.
345466
They should work as long as your other setup relies on infrared for the connection.
1969136
You know that this is a 120VAC heater? I think they make 12VDC versions but unless you have an inverter mounted somewhere, this is not going to work.
168049
Absolutely. That's the whole point of this device. It provides power to an outlet or it doesn't based on the temp range you program into it. You can find instructions all over the internet on how to build/program these things.
1399302
If you use it in lieu of using a whole house oil, gas, or electric system, it WILL save energy and you will have cool parts of the house. Depending on whether it is full infrared and not just PART infrared, that will determine how much heat it will generate for the money. Portables sometimes are infrared / PTC blends and they dont emit as much far infrared energy as a full infrared unit.
722322
I use them for my DVD player in my SUV. But if your computer function on infrared network yes it will work if not it wont
705501
No the energy saving blubs won't work in here. You have to use the old incandescent bulbs. But once the infrared gets triggered, you can set it to stay on for up to 10 minutes, so it probably won't use up that much more energy.
759601
I would not recommend this at all. You CAN plug it into a surge strip, but with a high amperage device like a space heater this is a recipe for an electrical fire. You should only plug this directly into the wall outlet and not into anything else that comes between the outlet and heaters cord.
1800110
I don't believe so. My 93 year old mom uses it all the time but I cannot be sure as I don't pay her bills. It does save on putting house heater on.