How long is the cord? Colder water?? Is the plug a giant sized plug or a regular one?
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Not sure what you mean by giant or regular, but the power adapter (aka brick) is relatively small and plugs directly into the wall. It measures about 1.5" W x 1.5" D X 1.5" H. The cord itself is about 5' (definitely more than 4'). The fountain does not actively cool the water, but I suspect the water movement increases evaporation, and therefor that might keep it cooler than room temperatures. OK, I just did a little experiment. Using a digital food thermometer I measured room and water temperatures. The room is 82 degrees, the water is 76.5 degrees. This was done in the morning, so I'm not sure if the water is cooler from sitting over night. I'll try again at the end of the day and post back.
818768
I have a 100 ft extension cord running to the heater, and it works well. Temperatures have been in the low teens so far and not a bit of ice has formed on the water... Seems to keep the water about 38°-40°.
2009334
I have a 23' Centurion wake boat. It has two outlets. One in the dash board and one about 3/4 towards the back of the boat. We have no problems reaching all of our inflatables. Never measured cord. But, my guess its about 6'-8' long.
1052775
It is approximately 10 - 12 inches long. We attached a water proof extension cord and ran the extension cord down the trunk of the tree and plugged into outlet.
1270073
Although I have not measured it, I'd guess it is at least 10 feet. Very long, but it tends to "remember" the coil shape. I put rocks on the cord to keep it from pulling the unit towards shore. I would highly recommend this product for keeping a hole in the ice over the winter. I've bought 2 in the last 7 years and the only reason for the second one was that I dropped the first one and cracked it, rendering it useless. I've also discovered that when the temps get close to or fall below zero, placing a black plastic tarp over the unit will help keep it from freezing up. I have seen it melt and maintain a hole through 6-9 inches of ice. Another thing to remember that once the ice forms and you place it, future snow falls will encase the cord in ice and you will not be able to move it. Allow additional cord so it cal maintain contact with the water.
974707
The plug is about three feet long. Standard three prong. If you are an older person, the instructions get a little hard to understand as they are completly different from any other appliance I have ever used. Overall it is a good appliance.
1278102
Just under 5 feet would be my guess. It is really just dispenses the water. Hot and cold are more like Luke warm and slightly chilled. Bought a real one at Home Depot for $70
2278303
It comes with a 12 ft cord and also has a 21mm socket works great while it works mines,stopped. Working after the second useage. Maybe it was just a bad unit.I can't recommend
1844433
I am not home to measure right now but i will guess 6 ft.. You can plug into an extension cord if needed. Here is the website that has the users manual and tips on it. http://store.petsafe.net/pet-care/fountainsI also have the Drinkwell 360 stainless and the Pioneer Fountain Big Max stainless (they have it in ceramic too). I like all three fountains. If you have any questions about any of them I would be happy to help.
299396
Cord is about 6 ft long. Product works very well even in -15 degree weather. If you place wet good in bowl, you will need to add liquid as food dries out quickly with the heat on.
570444
It is an outdoor water fountain as it has a guarded cord, but if you use an extension cord with it I would use something similar to this: Farm Innovators Model CC-2 Cord Connect Water-Tight Cord Lock - Green to protect the plug. The only thing the instructions warned was not to use when 40 degrees or below, as it would damage the motor.
2112073
The length is about 30cm without extending. Later, you can extend the cord if you need, but its a good measure to swim
1014987
The cord on this is not long - its around 5 feet or so (maybe 6 at the most). I use it with an outdoor rated extension cord. This works well. The unit is terrific, especially compared to what it replaced, which was an aluminum foil wrapped cheaply made one which froze over in very low temps. This, however, keeps the water liquid, and I recommend it.
1665627
It has a 120v plug (the normal household outlet.) I think the cord is about 6 feet long.
2229737
Hi Barbara, I can't tell you exactly, my cord is buried under the mulch, but my guess is about 3 to 4 feet. My outlet is about 15ft away from where I needed to place this warming pad inside an igloo house so I bought an outdoor extension cord and a waterproof connection protector. I have used it for three years now and it works great. We get rain and snow in the winter. Once the weather warms up I do dig up the cord and store the warming pad and cord in the shed until it is needed again. Hope this helps.
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The cord is 38 inches long. I love this toaster. It gets hot enough to boil water quick, things brown in thefry pan etc. I am disabled and it is on my kitchen table and used at least five nights a week. One thing thatI did not know when purchasing it was that it does have a ground plug on the end. There are three prongson the plug. Hope this helps.
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Cord is 24.5 inches from unit to end of plug. Automatically cuts off when water gets to programmed temp. A GREAT UNIT! I would recommend it to anyone.