Is there any reason this would not work in the garage for sockets?
791370
I haven't tried it, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. If you have very large ones, it might be a problem.
1713633
It should not be a problem, unless you try to run multiple tools at the same time and cause an overload. I have mine mounted to the wall and I plug a very heavy extension cord into the "tool" plug. At the end of the cord, I plug in a heavy duty 3 way splitter and plug 3 tools into it so I don't have to keep switching. As long as only one tool runs at a time, I have no problem.
1388479
It depends on distance between house and garage. It needs a signal to work.
277080
i'm sure it could be plugged into an outdoor socket as long as it would not get wet. The light is designed for indoor use only and it's not weather proof
1754399
I don't know - I use it in the garage for an 8-foot overhead, florescent light (over the bench so we don't have to pull the light's switch in and out of the outlet), and a floor fan. The purchased switch is working great.
368685
I would not recommend it for this purpose. The unit does not come with a power cord, it has to be hard wired and it is designed to hang from the ceiling. It would work, but it wouldn't look to attractive. It's designed more for a garage or workshop.
1623381
If it does not have a socket, then it should have a two wire connector that plugs together. If not, you might need to cut of the connector and just wire not the conductor together. If you are not experienced, you shod hire an electrician.
1233268
You probably could but the reception will not be very good i had one in the basement about 50 feet from my router returned it to costco, I would try a powerlink adapter set if your garage is wired to the house....
1151970
We plug an extension chord into it and plug it into the garage. I'm sure you could probably have an electrician hard wire it but that was more than we needed.
2282540
Sorry, I am not sure, I was going to try that on a job, but resolved the problem before I got around to using the light socket adapter. I was going to use a 2-prong light socket adapter and a 2-3 prong adapter plugged into that for the test unit.
539206
Yes this works great. As for watts, it's 120 vac and the heat you out in depends on how long you hold the on switch. You basically need to put enough heat into fusing the stud into the metal. But I have had great luck with this. Good for when you can't get behind the work area.
1321413
Its a standard NEMA 6-20P, which means you need the socket version of this for your garage. Scroll to the technical specs of the cable here at their website for more info about the cable:http://evsolutions.avinc.com/turbocord
1607794
As long as there is power being fed to that outlet it should pick up the current. I have detected HOT wires through drywall.
2208186
Just make sure the house and apartment are using the same breaker box. If so, it should work.
1393290
you would probably have to get a plug that lets you do so...try going to a hardware store or a electrician, try calling one. I don't know if they have the plug in switch. soryy..but this is a cool gadget.
201986
I screwed mine into a ceiling socket on my outdoor carport and have had no problem. Why do you think you need an extender? I would imagine as long as the sensor is out from whatever you put it in, it will work. Sensor needs to be able to detect light. Hope this helps.
1940112
I have used mine socket up... However, I have also seen the light used socket down in a high ceiling. Both seem to work great.