With what does this heater work? Do we have to plug it?
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two more things to add to the responses below: 1- power cable is short so an extension will most likely be needed. 2- the product is light and easily mountable in a variety of different possibilities.
2027641
When using an extension cord, be sure to get one that is pretty thick, at least 12 gauge.
2027642
two more things to add to the responses below:1- power cable is short so an extension will most likely be needed.2- the product is light and easily mountable in a variety of different possibilities.
2027643
Yes . It is 1300 watts as the name says. About the wattage of a blow dryer.
2184585
2 prong- plug. The heater is a size you can pick up and shift easily, it heats my mid- size room well, and is very quiet. hope this helps.
358243
It doesn't. I think it's all hype and a huge waste of money. A small electric heater worked better than this $400 unit and was quieter.
1603891
you would have to get a four prong plug that matches your outlet then, cut and re-wire the heater's original plug.
678615
It has a 6-20P plug. I had to change the wall receptacle to accommodate it. The heater works extremely well, and I am very pleased with it.
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.
20688
It's electric so, yes, you have to plug it in. But the cord is quite long so you don't have to sit on top of the outlet.
479504
It has a small fan and you must plug in the cord if you wish the fan to run. The heater will work just fine without the fan an you do not have t use it, but the fan does increase the comfort further away.
1079296
Uhh, its not a heater. The air coming out will not be warmer than the air going in. Its just a fan. Like any fan - box, oscillating, stand or what have you, it simply moves the air in the room around.
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I would not recommend this switch for your heater. This will not start the heater until it detects movement. Small heaters are best used when there is someone there to insure it doesn't get too hot or possibly ignite something that may have gotten too close to it. From a simply electrical perspective my Westek plug-in has worked perfectly for over two years to turn on and off the lights in the basement playroom.
1773596
You would have to wire this into your outlet. There are no plugs as part of this unit.
664121
this heater uses 110 volt outlet. It's no different then plugging in any other appliance. So I wouldn't think you would have to have an electrician look at it unless you have old wiring or something that you're worried about. For peace of mind I was just plug it into a breaker bar just to be safe.
1137691
I'm using my heater right now and I'm plugged into a ground fault plug...no grounding pole involved. It's working just fine. Hope this helps!
95193
No you simply plug it into the wall and it works like a heating blanket but with more heat. there is a switch you hold in your hand and yur squeeze it until you get to the heat you desire.
758577
This heater is AC plug-in electric. I used it alot in my truck in conjunction with a inverter.
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As this is electric and used in water, you do need to plug it into a GFI outlet. This outlet should already be grounded using the house wireing. Your house ground is typically a long copper rod (pole) sunk deep into the ground. I use this heater in my small pond all winter long. It rests in a clay pot near my fountain intake which I also leave run all winter long.
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there is n plug on this unit. You need to add a quality and properly rated cost and wire it into the heater.I used a 6ft utility extension cord and cut off the female end and wired it into the heater with a thermostat. There is no thermostat in the unit except for the high temp cutout.