Is there anyway to use another plug? Won't fit in outside receptacle box
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not quite clear about your question. the camera power wire has two parts, adaptor, and wire together with camera. there is a connector to connect them. This allow you to use any long wire adaptor but must be able to work with the connector, this is key. adaptor is 12V or 15V (don't remember) built-in. Do you mean that you will use different adaptor? aparantly not. see these help you or not
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It could be that the transformer/electrical plug could be interfering with the weatherproof cover on your exterior electrical outlet. If its a two part cover you may need to remove the effected part. This won't be an issue if its a GFCI outlet and not directly impacted by driving weather.
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I am not familiar with your volts, etc. I would think that you could use an adapter for the plug in. Sorry I wasn't much help.
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You will need an oversized electrical box it will not fit in a standard box
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Local code should require it to be mounted in a gang box because of high voltage (110). You could use a single gang box for the plug side and leave the other side open.
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I'm not sure what you would do to make it that way since I don't travel overseas. It has just a regular 2 prong plug.
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No, I don't believe so. I ended up using a different plug. I still have that one in a box in the garage.
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I am not certain due to the fact the plug that came with it does not work in a typical outlet so i am currently seeking out a new plug.
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Plug in that doesn't go very far so for outside jobs will def need a extension cord
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No, it is not a regular plug. The preferred option for this unit is to hardwire back to breaker box. Alternatively you can instal a specific 240V 20A outlet. Either way you need 2 free adjacent 120V circuits in your box on opposite phases. If you are not experienced in this I recommend you hire a professional to do the instal as it can be very dangerous if not done correctly to local code.
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I am still able to plug in a second device as long as the second plug is not big or blocky. A regular/normal size plug fits just fine.
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You can. It's 2 pronged and will fit any way you arrange it. I just tried to do it on my outlet.
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Disconnect the two plugs and only use one plug. Don't use plug with the metal sensor on it.
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The plug is shaped like a teardrop with the larger part having the two prongs. When plugged in it lies parallel with the face plate, i.e., it is perpendicular to the floor and extends beyond the faceplate, not into the other plug. So it shouldn't interfere with whatever you want to plug into the other receptacle. I hope that is clear.
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THIS PLUG WILL NOT PLUG INTO A 30 amp receptacle a standard 50 amp receptacle used for electric ranges
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Buy your cord with a 90 degree plug and then install the receptacle to match the orientation of the plug. If the hole for the cord is a bit tight, just relieve the hole in the cover with a round or half-round file until it fits (snuggly). On the side; getting a 30 amp receptacle and its minimum 3 or 4 each 10-AWG wires all in a single duplex box is dubious / tiresome. Thus use a 4x4 box, a 4 x 4 mud ring to single gang adapter, and then the cover.
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Plug handles both 110 and 240, but require adapters to fit other than US sockets.
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It is not quite big enough to cover a standard outlet box. I would put a solid plate over the outlet box and then install on either side, preferably on the stud the box is connected too.