how wired into house current?
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I have a 120VAC outlet. The unit is plugged directly into that with the power cord that was attached at the factory.
1242886
Had the wiring updated 10 years ago and going to have more breakers put in my breaker box for the future. This fan is just a regular plug in like any wall appliance.
1242887
I located an outside receptacle which was powered from wiring running through the crawl space to the receptacle. This outside receptacle is fed by a 15 amp circuit (#14wire) with a GFCI receptacle protecting the circuit. I ran a #14 wire from the above mentioned box to a new receptacle box that I installed under the house next to the fan. It is important to use a GFCI protected circuit. Make sure to cut off the power, using the breaker to do so, before working on the circuit.
1242888
Our electrician wired them into our house socket, so we can turn it on and off from inside the house
1242889
It has a regular plug. Directions recommend putting a outlet box within reach of the mounted fan. I just ran an exterior extension cord to a outlet I already had at the entrance to my crawlspace. Been working fine for these 2-3 years.
1242890
Comes with electric cord and plug already attached. All you need is a receptacle. You could hard wire if you wanted but I don't see the need. Great fans. I don't think you will be disapointed
26726
Plugs into regular house electric plug. Requires plug into router. No other cables
363366
All you need is a standard three prong outlet. If your home or place of use is older and only have to prong outlets you will need a converter, but that is all!
1870715
no you don't ,i would go online and see if you can bring up the instruction booklet or even go to u tube and i remember a couple videos of people wiring them in. all i remember is it was easier than i hoped for and i am not good with electricity!
1731859
Typical household current ranges between 110 volts and 125 volts approximately.
70752
Not sure I don't have and ihome. I usually just plug in the cable. The port is pretty accessible.
538610
Standard household current. Plug the transformer into any outlet available. This is a good product. It comes with 100' of cord and you can order an extra 100' if you feel its necessary. The picture is more stable than wireless products. I use it 24/7 for security. It has a built in microphone.
1643028
I assume you are in the USA, this timer will plug into a standard house outlet
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.
1665628
Yes, the standard house plug in. ( 2 prong ) , it does not plug into a computer .
1970077
It uses normal household current. We used it on our deck this year and it worked well!
1408302
electricity ?? hard wired into wall outlets.....have all of mine on dimmers..
1415473
I wired mine using the existing 40-yr-old, 3-switch wall unit. I think any device that causes the electricity to be fed to the correct wires, when you want it fed there, will do.
1435036
The model I have is wired for standard US household current, which is 110-120 volts depending on things like distance from transformer, or so I hear.
67101
Just a normal everyday household outlet. Not sure. .. but I think that is a 110 outlet
478452
No......as far as I can tell. I have it plugged into the 110 here at the house.
1166824
You would just have to order an adapter for it that works with your homes current.