Is there a recommended outdoor extension cord?
467132
Sears has a large selection of outdoor extension cord that are waterproof. You will need an outdoor power protect box to make sure your male and female connection is protected from the elements.
467133
I just use a standard three prong outdoor extension cord like you would use for outdoor power equipment or Christmas lights. I got a green one so it blends in and doesn't stand out like the orange ones.
2207326
No. It has a short cord at the handle and you need a long outdoor extension cord. I purchased the Extreme Weather Cord on the Amazon site.
2109596
I used an outdoor extension cord since I placed it in the middle of my flower bed and the plug was too short, and have it plugged into a no-fault receptical and its been fine.
567033
A standard outdoor grounded extension cord works fine. Mine is 100 ft. Great product.
591006
I have a twenty foot long, three prong extension cord. It's the kind of thing that you would buy in Walmart or the Home Depot.
1388726
If you are going to use an extension cord get a good thick gauge one. A cheap thin cord would probably provide too much resistance.
256548
The cord isn't very long. I use 3 of them with an extension cord outside all winter and it works great!
713114
an outdoor extension cord would move the charger, as long as it is protected from the elements it would work ok
1160468
I just used a big orange outdoor cord with a ground prong on it and it works great even after thunderstorms.
747086
Yes, if using outdoor, please use an extension cord with GFCI circuit protector, which is available in your local Home Depot or Ace Hardware Store.
1052773
It is quite short. Maybe 2-4 feet or so. You'll definitely need an outdoor extension cord. I also recommend that you "tie" a "bow" knot (half-hitch?) around the connection so when you pull on the extension cord it tightens the connection instead of loosens it. If you need to know the exact length let me know. The cord is a heavy duty type and I've had no trouble leaving it out in the rain and wind.
2218194
depends on the length of the cord, a 16/2 standard outdoor cord is fine for under 100 ft. Over that I would use a #14/2 cord
1388725
I bought a heavy duty extension cord. It works just fine. Powerful. I love it.
1733001
The cord you inquired about is not an outdoor or protected cable. There are outdoor cables that short or try ACE Hardware for better advice. Hope this helps and you don't light up the birds. John Burnett
1160465
Not sure what you are looking for....we use an outdoor 3 prong extension cord, medium duty..and found one in ivory to match our outdoors...it has enough for two other items to be pludgged in as well, so we also have an outdoor chandeliere plugged in the same cord.....we have had no problems and the cord on the fan itsself is very very long..truly a nice feature...
586411
I plugged the unit into an outdoor grounded/ground fault outlet and ran an extension cord to our outdoor lights --- I don't see why you could not plug it into an extension cord as long as it is a grounded cord. But this would expose the unit to the timer to the elements
229563
Just read the instructions and they do not say anything about not to use an extension cord. Of course, it should be an outside cord.