What kind of plug does this have? How long is the wire from the heater to the plug? Thank you.
1064095
This unit has a standard (U.S.) 115 v grounded male plug end on a cord that is about six (6) feet long.
1064096
The plug is a regular plug like other appliances. Two prong plug. The cord is about 5-6 feet.
1366358
Sorry to take so long. From the wall plug to the control is about 95". From the control to the plug into the foot warmer is about 156". It's plenty long. I had to figure out a way to keep it from dragging on the floor.
87670
does not come with plug and has to be below 40 to come on, not too impressed with unit, but it was cheap. if you don't know how to wire things would not recommend purchase. secondly my unit quit working a year after I got it, I have replaced with a Dimplex DGWH4031 4000-Watt Garage/Workshop Heater whi ch works wonderfully and comes with plug in and dial heat setting. note: this is a 220 heater so if you only have 110 you need to get a little smaller wattage unit or if you have high moisture issues where you put it, this is not a good heater to get.
1514386
About 3", but do not get this heater. I went through 3 in 3 months. They kept failing on me for no reason.
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.
1358485
First, there are two heat controls. The cord length was a significant design flaw. The cord is very short on the side away from the plug and barely long enough on the other side.
1032046
Rickey, the cord is not real long, it's at work. I would guess maybe 36".http://www.optimusent.com/__dish%20heaters_4110.htmlIt's a real nice close quarter heater, I use it to keep feet warm under the desk. Only has on/off switch.
542207
It's 240V. Heater should be on an individual, dedicated circuit. It is hard wired. I purchased a Dryer Power Cord (about 6 ft), hard wired at the heater unit and plugged into a dryer style outlet that I had installed in my garage. You could also hard wire directly from the wall junction box to the heater. Any wiring to the heater must be 2 conductor metallic sheath (BX) cable with ground wire, per the installation instructions.
1468737
It reaches from the heater to the plug :), but by measuring tape it is 6 feet long.
996255
Are you asking about the length of the cord? It's about 6 feet long. Common sense about distance to other materials...not particularly hot at the back of the heater.
451312
Cord is long enough from front of bed to back with a little more I am not sure about the plug, but I think it is 2 prong. Hope this helps. I do put it away in the winter.
828658
It is a regular plug. The plug you see goes into the wall plug. This is a really nice heating pad. My dog LOVES it!
855549
Fairly short. About 3 feet. We used an extension cord but we loved the heater. Worked great.
1408829
do not use a extension cord! these heaters are hard wired and they need there own circuit.I have thirty five years in the electrical trade, but do what you think is wright.
1488553
Just plug into a regular 110 volt outlet.But only use that outlet for heater do not plug any thing else in but the heater on 1 outlet.
661075
It' an electrical appliance that you plug into a normal wall outlet. It heats up very quickly. You can just barely see the cord in the photo. The cord is maybe 3 ft long.
1286148
Long. It's a resistor Plug. The reach is 3/4" or 19mm. Heat range is 12. If FI, ensure plug electrode is directed at injector. Mark with Marker to help align. Hope that helps.