Why Cannot AC Power Line/Cord be Threaded In-Wall? Or can it?
1720458
Well, you COULD run the power cord thru the wall, but you'd be running afowl of electrical code. If you had a fire, your insurance would be nil (not to mention other possible liabilities). You could run exterior, flat, conduit (I've seen plastic at the hardware store) and paint it to match your wall. This would not be very noticeable. -Stan Smart
158539
Did you crimp your own cat6 wires? If so that could be your issue...If its a store bought wire try another one. Also make sure you have the injector power adapter plugged into the wall!
724886
You can purchase an ac wall unit that accepts USB plugs. Many electronics are going this way and you may already have one.
1845001
You could look at velcro as they have that in sticky both sides. Otherwise some rubber feet or mounting glued on the bottom. My use is with small cords as is substantial the way it is as I can pick it up and move it inside my power station box and out of sight.
107897
As long as you know where the plug ins are, you should be ok. It was easier for me to have someone hold the unit while i plugged in the cables, and then put it on the wall. Then again, I didn't run cables through the wall yet, however I will be doing this at some point.
921762
The heater has to have clearance from the wall, but the cord is not really visible unless you get close to the wall and look for it. I'd say it's a non-issue, personally.
488359
Yes, if you are handy as someone else stated you could do a notch by your hole that you cut thought the wall, may need to do a little notch on the fan cover. Can't remember how long the cord is but it could be spliced or replaced. Also not very hard to run an outlet from one side of the wall to the other to get power there.
451408
Yeah I had the same problem. I had to scoot the couch closer to the wall and you really have to lay with your feet toward the end of the couch closer to the wall with the outlet. I'm not sure how other blankets work to know if this is a good design or not. I just assumed that to be electric you had to plug it in so you were stuck with the wires. Works good for me though, but it might be that I just don't know any better :).
1213253
The short answer is "no" since it isn't designed for that. There are no holes to screw through it into the wall. If you already have a wall plug that is nearby, your best bet would be to get a replacement outlet that increases the number of plugs available. Although you could surely find some means for attaching this to a wall, I would not recommend it because of possible safety issues.
359081
Obviously the unit needs to be powered for it to be function. The top left "input" on the unit is for 12v in. The wall power adapter that comes with the unit needs to be plugged in, coax from that right into that port is how you accomplish that. I hope that answers your question.
781738
It needs to be a little bit away from the wall. For me, I'm using an extension cord that the cord comes out the side and has flat profile. Then I can push it all the way to the wall.
2027649
I don't see any reason why not. There are wire nuts for the power cord and a ground wire. 'Just need to plan for the mounting plate attachment to the wall, as there are studs on this plate for the decorative nuts.
897500
There was a power supply that plugs into the wall but has a threaded coax connector. Your will need a piece of coax with F-type female connectors on each end (essentially the same as you would use to connect your cable box to your TV) to connect the power supply to the unit.
1906636
Oops, someone said there is, maybe I'm just not familiar with the question. I didn't see anywhere to plug it into the wall, but maybe that's not what you're asking, sorry!
1947561
I apologize earlier I said that you cannot plug into a wall. Yes you can plug it into the wall but does not come with that power cable its sold separately...
2117392
Unfortunately the plug is straight in, perpendicular to the wall. Also the cable is very heavy, so changing the plug to a flatone is, to me, impractical. The whole gadget is strongly made out of heavy material and good workmanship. It's just thedesign that fails. Why doesn't anyone make one of these with the wire and plug coming out of the end opposite the switch?
1409767
No. This is equivalent of wired Ethernet connection using wires in electrical wall plug. You need two powerline units to make Ethernet connection between the wall plugs. This has four Ethernet plugs so it can be as a hub.