What is the plug configuration? Is there a picture or NEMA code for it. Thanks!!
2048770
This had a pigtail already attached. It is a NEMA 6-20R i believe. This is 20 amp, 240 volt. It is basically a standard outlet with one of the two blades turned 90 degrees.
2048771
It fits in a 'regular' 220 plug -- the type that has one of the flat prongs turned 90 degrees from the other prong. It also has a 'regular' 3rd prong for the ground. It doesn't need the heavy, angled type of plug an electric dryer uses.
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it is a 220 volt 3 prong plug with a ground and one of the two prongs is turned at 90 degree, that way you cannot plug into 110 or somebody plug a 110 into wall plug of 220-- did I explain that for you? a 220 heater will run cheaper than 110-- this heater is keeping a 10" x 12" warm for my well so it works as needed 24 7. my old one is still good after 10 years but I bought new one as backup ,am running new one now.
470478
its been awhile since I installed it...I don't recall having to do any of that. Can you send me a pic of the wires or I will check mine later and reply
1947092
Joe, can you send me a picture of the bulb plus a good picture of the plug in part. Thanks, Jim
1947093
Joe, can you send me a picture of the bulb plus a good picture of the plug in part.Thanks, Jim
396840
If the manufacturer's installation instructions don't include the option to attach a plugged cord, you are probably invalidating any regulatory approvals (ETL, UL, etc.). I really doesn't matter, unless of course your house burns down and the insurance company starts asking questions. ;)
1134002
Just saw this. Had to change the wiring for plug in. It comes for hardwire.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thanks for posting your question here, Mickey! Thanks also for sending an email to support@plugable.com regarding the same. That is indeed the right way to do it! :) Thanks! Regards, Roze Plugable Tecnologies
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here is a front view of the plug http://img713.imageshack.us/img713/9710/6n37.jpghere is a side viewhttp://img90.imageshack.us/img90/1934/r281.jpgHope it helps.
1494594
Direct wire for sure. I don't recall there also being a plug. Could there be 2 models?
813307
I do not understand what you are referring to, The plug works fine no problems.
2039882
If I remember right we hard wired ours in also, it wasn't a plug-in. Hope this helps.
1547744
If i saw the right product then i would give you a big maybe. Unfortunately their product description isnt very descriptive. It looks like it runs through a transformer and i cant say how that will effect things. You could try it and it shouldnt hurt anything, but i cant guarantee anything. Best advice is pick up a model with a regular plug if you want to be sure.
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i think this might help, same issue for me (http://blog.pennybuying.com/down/f/F815A.pdf). Now my issue is finding the 4 wire headers that I can connect from the PIC to the controller board, if you know where i can find those, please return favor. thanks
1000740
Its in a standard enclosure, idk why they even have the exposed picture lol just plug and play!
1852667
Sorry but mine is the same answer as the other fellow. Mine does not. they updated the lights, probably because of complainants. I believe that electric plug is just for charging the bigger camera batteries that you can put on them. I would try to contact them for the answer. I have the old model and either you have to turn them off between subjects or have plenty of batteries on hand. Would be nice to have electric, I agree. Good Luck.John.
1909683
It comes with a NEMA plug, which is a hot a neutral and a ground, but accommodates a 120 volt. I hope this helps.
904559
I plug mine in and it all work just fine. Not sure. Recheck your wire hookup.