Where do the cords plug into the outlet? At the top or the bottom of the bed?
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There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we need it. There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we... » Read More There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we need it. « Show Less
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There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we need it.
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The cords plug into the blanket at the edge of the blanket near the feet.The cords that plug into the wall outlet are long enough to plug into the wall at either end of the bed, near the head or near the feet.Does this answer the question?
4689
The cords plug into the bottom of the bed and then the cords run to a outlet at the head of the bed.
1932167
It plugs into the wall. It comes with a metal cover for the cord that you can run down the wall to the outlet so you don't see the cord hanging down. We have two mounted behind the headboard on our bed. They look nice.
334659
Assuming you put it in the bottom outlet you still have space for a regular plug to be used on top.
123916
It plugs in. It has about a 5 foot cord, and it lives above our bed. Come to think of it, I think there was a cord cover, but it was of no use to me. I'm happy with the light. Hope that helps.
264816
There is a plug at the foot of the bed. The cords are then run under the bed to the head. One controller is to one side. A cord runs from that contoller, straight across to the other side for the other controller. The power cord runs off of that 2nd controller from that point.
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THe controls are at the top and located at each corner on the sides. My previous pad had one plug in at the middle and two cords running up each side to the wall plug. This is a much neater and more safe pattern making the cords run up at the top of the bed. The control boxes are a little big but you can deal with that.
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The cord is 10 feet long. I have it running under the matress to the top of the bed to the outlet behind the bedside table. There is still a little slack in it. It has a regular 2 prong plug.
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There is power cord from the pump to the wall outlet. In our case, it is long enough to put the pump at the base of the bed. If your wall plug is farther, you can just use a standard electrical extension
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The head of the bed is usually against a wall making it easier to plug into a wall receptacle.
920859
My husband and I have two super single beds and have no problem with the cords. Any bed bigger maybe. It would depend were the outlet for the control is. The closer to the side of the bed the better.
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No -- they're asking WHERE in the middle. Is the connector on the vertical part (conveniently out of the way) or just over the edge, horizontally at the foot of the bed (HORRIBLE)?
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Negative, this bed receives all electrical power through a standard outlet. Probably a AC/DC converter to 12v DC.
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It's at the center foot of the bed. I've run the cord up under the dust ruffle (which is elasticized and doesn't cover the entire box spring as most do) so it's completely invisible.
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The wires stick out the end of the comforter and suppose to go under the bed to the wall and top of the bed. It should be ok on the lower bunk, but the upper bunk ? I don't see a safe place for the wires.
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At the top corners of the mattress pad. There are two connectors, one for each side.I washed the pad on delicate and the shiny cover split along one of the stitching lines!
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Because when you have furniture in front of the outlet, you swivel the the outlets so you can plug in things and not damage cords by pushing furniture against the cord. The swivel provides a low profile plug in.
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Top Right. Power adapter which comes with it goes to top left. Bottom are the feeds out to the TVs