Is there an opening for an electric heater cord?
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Yes there is. My husband cut a little bigger hole to fit the pad we already had. He used a utility knife. It was no big deal. "Our" outside cats are using this house over one the have been using. I think it is a lot warmer for them. Very happy with this product.
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Yes!! There is, and there is a great stopper-plug that comes with it for the times you don't wish to use it so it seals up the space for the plug - no drafts or leaks here!!
1673948
There is a small hole a few inches from the bottom of the Kitty Tube. If your heating pad has a detachable plug with a small end (like a cell phone) it will work. I use a microwaveable disc I bought on Amazon and it works great. I heat it up, put it in the tube under the cusion, and it stays warm over 10 hours.
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I have found this heater to work as advertised. I have only used the heater plugged directly into the wall outlet. I would not hesitate to operate my heater with an extention cord with 14 to 12 guage copper wire.
1095387
no. there is not an opening in the bottom for the cell phone charging cord. There is no opening at all.
481414
There is a hook on the unit that you can put the cord around. It is a truly awesome hairdryer. I am well pleased
1850374
Yes. There is actually a place in the side to run the cord. They make a heat pad I believe just for the Kitty tube.
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Him yes there's an opening for cord access, in the middle bottom part of the hutch there is place for cord access. I love this desk, it's been great!
1058729
Yes it is located In the middle part Behind the heater. It just clicks out Easily cleaned and replaced
58367
The heater wiring does not extend to the outside of the heater. You would need to have your electrician bring the house wiring into the heater and splice it inside the heater splice box. The splice box is located under the top cover of the heater.
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It has 4 holes to fit screws. You can take it out without undoing the screws. This heater is awesome.
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Don't think so, the electric cord is designed to be enclosed in metal tubing...u should call the manufacturer
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No no holes to put electrical cords, I suppose you could have one made, perhaps someone might have the proper equipment to do that. It is is really a neat little desk. I like it very much Hope this will help.
2137921
Next to the on off switch, there is a hole of sorts on either side. A cord could be attached but it might interfere with the switch.
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It is open at the bottom and solid in the top. Fit the patio heater we have with no problem.
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No but I think you could buy a plug and hard wire it and run the cord down from underneath it fairly easily as it's open at the bottom and top.
1488642
Yes, just flip it over and grasping the opening with your thumbs, you should be easily able to fit a surge protector cord in the opening. I am very happy with mine. Hope this helps.
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No, unfortunately, there isn't. I think it is the only down side of this heater. Otherwise, it seems very safe. Good luck.
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O have an outlet box close to where I use the heater so I don't use any extension cord, however, you should be able to use a outdoor extension cord. I would also use a cord lock cover to protect the connection from rain or snow.