Easy way to plug in the filter when no outside electrical outlets?? Thanks!!
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Sheri. The pump needs electricity to run. You can have an electrician take electricity to it, though costly. Or, you can get a very heavy duty outdoor long extension cord. There's danger involved with that. I wouldn't turn on the filter that's on an electric extension cord and leave the house, or have children or animals near it when it is plugged in. Possible fire and or shock danger. IMO
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Use a extension cord hun , that should work that's what I used whenever I had that pool , but i wanted to warn you make sure to cut it off whenever you are done using the pool because the flitter will die >_< and i don't know if you can find a replacement one or not , but the fkiters don't last long
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I had the same situation however I had a window that I was able to open to run the cord to the filter and plug inside the problem with that is I had to fill the open space with towels due to running the AC, I have since had an electrical outlet added to the outside of the house.
2089437
We just plug it in!...... It's well worth the little bit of electric it uses.
1157800
installed into an existing source - OR you can buy a plug from your local hardware store and quickly turn it into something that's plugged in. Easy to do.
194218
go on YouTube and it will help you a lot. there is a lot cheaper ways of doing a filtration as well
1943287
Open the front of the a/c unit on the side facing the room and remove the filter by hand and clean it well with a dry paint brush to remove any pollen/lent etc., I take it outside to do this...or you can wash it under running cold water if it really needs that much cleaning, but blow it dry with a hair dryer or similar before replacing it. Then if the light is still on afterward, press the filter button and it goes off. This light comes on after the air conditioner has operated, I believe the directions said around 1000 hrs., so it's automatic, even if you have already cleaned it prior. Hope this helps you.
1141873
Yes it is an "active" filter and as such requires a 12vdc connection. It cones with a toggle switch per wired inline on the "hot" wire
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Couldn't be simpler. Instructions are very clear. Basically, unscrew the faucet "cap" and screw on the filter! We had no need for the adapter components included for some situations. Also included is some plumbers tape, which we did not need. Just be sure to always "click over" the diverter before running HOT water. It ruins the filter. The only problem we had with this filter, and the reason for replacement, is that our Chicago water is terrible -- and the eventually the diverter stopped working (after 4 years). Hope this helps.
379778
hardwire it in , or just wire it to a standard 110 volt plug in found at any hardware store, simple.
1373148
Two suction cups secure the unit to the windshield and the power cord conveniently plugs into a nearby 12-volt outlet. Pull the power plug, grab the detector unit and go - pretty quick and convenient. Enjoy!
1128073
YES. We strung up a heavy-duty outdoor cord to plug the filter into, in our yard.
299729
You can just plug it in or do as I did. I bought a electric timer for $ 10 to plug the unit into. Works great.
1953784
Check your battery. It has one for backup. Always use alkaline batteries. Not regular, heavy duty or rechargeable. Always alkaline and plug your unit in an outlet as near to your cold air return as possible. Close to where your air filter is.
384390
take ALL the Styrofoam and plastic off the outside of the unit ... put it in your window and plug it in.
908205
No filter needed. Regular plug but you could get a car converter for the car. It does get things wet, I put the humidifier on a table and put a towel underneath it. Towel is damp but not sopping wet in the morning, but honestly for the price and the fact that my sinuses are no longer extremely dry, that's good enough for me.
69190
Plug in that doesn't go very far so for outside jobs will def need a extension cord
1771535
take back cover off ... take filter out of plastic, at top, behind the light indicator.
1930915
You have to have an AC outlet. I have several cameras outside. I had to drill a hole, run wire across my attic and then spice into the AC adapter in my den where they are all plugged into an AC power strip. If you have an AC adapter closer to your camera you may not need to go through all that, but you need AC power.