a: Is there cord Storage (wrapping posts, retractable, removable etc.)?b: What Wattage of the heating element?
802234
The heating element is 1000 watts. Cord is about 24" long. It is not removable, so it can't be misplaced. The cord length is adequate, but not long enough to require wrapping posts or a retraction device.
802235
The cord is not retractable, nor does it have a wrapping post or removable. The instruction booklet says the device is for 120 volts and should not be used with a converter. The heating element gets very hot and the popcorn will burn if you do not remove it at the right time. There is not an automatic shut off either so it's not something you can walk away from during the popping.
802236
There is no wrapping post, so I just wrap it around the outside. I don't know the wattage, sorry. I love it though. I also gave one as a gift and they love the popcorn.
1004345
The cord is not retractable... you wind it up along the bottom of the canister for storage.
2128793
If you don't want a magnetic cord, you should get a built-in unit. Having a gallon of hot oil 350 degrees+ spilled on someone will permanently ruin his/her life or possibly cause a fatality.
1427511
This is not a cordless unit, the red tab is the switch. order only if you don't mind watching it closely, the high heat shut-off failed early on mine. Otherwise I like it.
53899
There should be an electrical cord that runs the heating element. I can't see it in the picture. On my unit the rod that supports the heating element is aluminum and the grate is stainless steel. None can be seen in the picture.
1080191
Just a griddle that goes over heat, flame or electric. No electrical cords. Can be used anywhere. I use camping over a fire. Works great
1661794
yes. Cord is retractable. I have had no problems with it so far. Best hair dryer I've had.
136934
This is not a portable electric heater, it is designed to be permanently installed and comes with no wires. I bought the thermostat they recommend and installed it. You could wire a chord to it and plug it into a wall outlet if you buy the 120 Volt model. Be careful some require 240 volt power, just make sure you buy the right one.
1205077
It has one heating element (works very well). It has two rack positions and there is about an inch difference between the two positions.
1376985
There is an open rectangular compartment for them on the opposite side from the appliances. I have found this to be really a good set up. You can wrap up the individual cords separately or just kinda lay them in there. This is a great product!!!
1375152
I wouldn't recommend keeping one plugged in any longer than it needs to dry out. It does get warm and over time it might ruin the heating element; assuming there is one. But probably the bigger issue would be the wasted electricity. I hope this helps.
2108962
no the heating element with power cord is separate and the pot sits over the element when heating water.
843654
There is no heating element. Thermal carafe keeps it hot. Our old one lasted until I erroneously put hot water into tank which is a big no!
1101429
I did not come with a cord. I bought my 15 amp 250 volt cord from Vet's Ace Hardware. If you do direct wire it, the NEC says it needs a service disconnecting means, (small switch within sight of appliance.) Also, remember, it should have a back plate or a noncombustible surface for mounting. I used and electric meter back plate that had a fire rating. It was the same size as heater and was reasonably priced.
572828
Not sure what type of heating element...it's metal coils. I've had the heater for 4 winters (I think w/ the metal coils you don't have to replace the bulbs like you would with the quartz ones? not sure). I love it because it can tilt vertically so you can point it up or down and it can rotate around the base so you can point it w/o lifting it up. There's also a handy remote to turn it on/off and a timer. I also have a presto heater which also works great (also same heating element w/ metal coils) and has a footlight, but I wish it could tilt or rotate...it's just stuck in 1 position.
1815459
No, the heating element is not exposed. It is somewhere inside where you cannot see or touch it.
1525842
The cord is a little over 6 feet in length from the heating pad to the outlet. The cover is made of washable cotton and polyester. This is the best heating pad we have found so far....love the digital moist heat and the extra length of the heating pad. Hope this helps.