Does this model need an electric cord or is it rechargable, I just can't see it in the info. Thank you
1249073
This model has an electric cord. Does NOT have a battery. Can not be charged.
1249074
Needs and electric cord. This particular model I like very well. Took me a long time to decide which one I wanted since I had a very good dual string electric before and it finally bit the dust after someone left it outside all winter. They had discontinued the dual so I got this one.
1249075
Hi,You need to supply your own extension cord. It plugs in at the handle, with a little loop to help hold it in place. I used a velcro strip to hold it better, as it would sometimes come loose. Really, though, pay attention to complaints about the auto-feedling line. It's a pain. For what this thing costs, it could work better.
979780
This model uses an extension cord not batteries. The extension plugs directly in the back of the unit, that's why there in no cord hanging from the unit.
1870403
The old model is discontinued. This new model is powered by rechargeable lithium battery. It can be used for 10-15 hours before recharing the unit from USB-Computor or international travel AC adapter wall charger (110V-240V).
1248624
it has an electrical power cord to plug into an electrical outlet. There is not a battery. So as long as you can plug in, it works. We perform preventative maintenance on fitness equipment and need the suck/blow to do this. This is a great vacuum. We are on our second one and won't leave home without it when we go to to work.
1172405
It's cordless - It has a power cord to charge it with, but once it's charged, you use it cord free or if for some reason your battery is dead and you really need to use it, the charging cord should be long enough to use it while it's plugged in. After a full charge, mine seems to last a month or even longer. I basically use it for my chest hair.
1792680
It does not come with a power cord. It operates on batteries. I think they say you can get a power cord for it though?? My wife seems very happy with it operating with batteries.
762176
It has to be plugged in to the access. power outlet. It has no built in rechargeable batteries.
2022841
There is no cordless model in the package. There was a regular unit and one to travel with but both of them need to be plugged into the electricity. Both have a tube that have the water flow through it so I can not aware that this is cordless in any way shape or form.
1624138
To my knowledge no; this particular model requires the cord to be plugged in in-order to function.
240722
Mine came with a power cord to use it plugged in, but considering how fast in are thru batteries, I opted to buy the chargeable battery pack
449128
Betty, the model listed here is rechargeable and includes a charging stand which plugs into Ac power. The Scrub heads from other models do not fit on this one, by the way.
841543
it has to be plugged into an electrical outlet.. it does not work with batteries .. mine is mounted in front of an outlet and you can not see the cord
922728
No power cord. I believe it comes with a wiring diagram, but look on the web as ther's more than one way to wire it. Also, the manual that comes with it is for another model-- a bit confusing trying to set up the functions. Works great once you've figured it out...
1222476
Unfortunately, it is not battery powered. I wish it was since I have misplaced the power cord.
302238
It is electric. It will not work without cord. It's not battery operated. I detach the cord to refill at sink.
1418051
Read the manul. It says the unit does not come with a power cord and to use a standard extension cord to charge it. Plug the extension cord into the AC outlet in the back of the unit.
404585
No power cord. Runs on two AAA batteries. I've seen people leave it in the reservoir, but we do not. We store it with the storage solution.