I want to move it closer to the window. But need an extension cord. What do I need to look for in terms of keywords?
1292539
I didn't use an extension cord, so I really don't know. Looking at both ends of the wire, I don't know if you could use an extension.
1292540
Type in "coax cable" in amazon. One of the first things will be an "extension adapter" this allows you to connect the antenna to another cable. Then you just buy a coax cable of whatever length you need.
1292541
Don't quite understand the question. My tv is by a window. Just buy one long enough to reach. I have mine hooked up to a cord.
1767130
There is no extension cord provided. The retaining spadce is not adequate for an extension cord.
2209418
There's only a 6" long cord. You are suppose to connect your extension cord to it
1486743
One of those heavy duty (mine is orange) extension cords should be ok. I left my refrigerator plugged into one of those for 5 years and when I had an electician come out to put in an outlet closer, he told me that the extension cord I had been using was just fine...it's just those little flimsy indoor extension cords you should be concerned about. Heavy duty with a three pronged plug and your kitty house should be set! Good luck.
2209417
You'll have to have an appropriate extension cord, that is not included in the purchase of this item. Do not use in home type of extension cords. This is a good blower with variable speeds.
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You can move as the unit far as the electrical cord will allow you to go. If you have a electrical wall out let on the other side of the room just push the unit over and plug it in.
681596
Yes, I believe this is what it was intended for. It did not fit my needs, unfortunately, but an extension cord for a refrigerator or a range is probably it's intended use.
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less than 12", you need an extension cord. Buy the 100 foot cord they offer you for under $30, it's a good deal and it lets you cover a lot of ground, just be careful not to run over it and cut it or you will be needing electrical tape to splice it back together!
1159687
I believe it is quite short (I can't check it now), but it is easy to use an extension cord. That's what I did.
1475780
Too cumbersome. I hate this mount. Don't buy it! Not sure what extension cord you're talking about. Be more specific.
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I think the cord is about 2' long and it comes out the back left. Also, I point mine towards the window. It is made to be placed under a window and it works well.
910678
This may seem like a dumb question, but are you using a heavy enough extension cord? You would definitly want to use #12 cord. I have had a comperssor that would not kick only to realize the extension cord was too lite.
768171
You have to secure the cord to the wall. A bracket is included for this purpose. (It does NOT work like a window blind)
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It's very simple. You can either use the clip kits that are available it or just remove a little bet of the plastic on the side strips are sodder it to an extension cord. Check youtube there several videos on this subject.
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extension cord is fine. However, remember the chime unit is also a radio receiver. It gets signal when the button is pushed. Make sure your "receiver" is getting a signal.....that is to say it may not work if moved too far from transmitter or if signal must pass thru several walls
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The cord is probably about 2 feet or so. Yes, you can add an extension. It fits a regular electrical wall socket. I can use it on my desk and leave it plugged in to the wall with no problem.
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It depends you will need a speaker bracket. A speaker adapter. Because the window could hit it.