How long is the cord to plug the fan in?
1134632
I don't know how many feet, but it is long enough to put at the foot of my bed and plug into the outlet by the headboard and still have cord left. I have a queen sleigh bed.
1134633
It is long enough to run from the foot of the bed to the head of the bed. I have an outlet behind my bed and there is still slack in the cord.
1134634
The cord is approximately 7&1/2 feet. I have mine plugged into the wall behind headboard with the remote on nightstand.
1134635
Pretty long...I have it at the foot of my king size bed. And it goes to the wall (6'+) without any problem. Also the controller goesthat distance..plus some. I have it on my side table and it has plenty of slack in it..like about 2'. Hope that helps! John
1134636
Not sure of the exact length but we have a king size bed and we had plenty of cord to plug it in next to the night stand at the head of the bed
964979
From memory, it's long enough to reasonably plug into an outlet or extension cord, but not more than you need. Probably 3-5 feet ... shorter than a vacuum cleaner cord.
986939
The fan did not have a cord and plug with it. I used the old one from the fan I was replacing. There are instructions on how to wire it if you are inclined to do it yourself. I hope this helps.
1458588
The cord is ~ 6' long.I have an extension cord connected to mine so that it reaches the wall outlet without stretching the connection.
1586954
I only had 1 in the box it was about 3" long. I believe that is typically what you get with a fan.
1824019
I'm sorry I haven't measured it exactly but I can attest that I have a VERY small spot for it; I was needlessly concerned. The fan has a tiny foot print, no larger than 9" or it would be too big for the space it now occupies in my bedroom. For what it's worth, I just LOVE this thing and now my fiancé cannot sleep without it being turned on.
360771
Don't know, yet, sorry. I have not installed this fan so far. The one I already own has pull cords so I've got my fingers crossed!
1293694
Not to long. Maybe 2-3 feet (I don't have the unit nearby right now). I use an extension cord to connect to an outlet.
960573
91 inches to the base of the plug. Plug is a couple of inches so about 93-inches from the base of the fan
1841162
it's about 33" of cord from base of the unit to the plug (add another 1" if you include the actual plug part)
751538
I just measured the cord, it is five feet long. The power connector is fairly flat, it sticks out less than one inch off the wall once plugged in and the cord comes out at an angle. I have had the unit for five months and am very happy with it.
2132157
I am guessing that it is about 8' long, more than enough for me to plug it in tower and have any place on my desk. Hope that helps
769801
Not sure on the exact length, but it's quite long. I plug it in 6-8 ft away with numerous coils left over. I think maybe the description should say 25ft.
1486687
As it has now up in the roof/attic for 6+ months now we can just recall it was about 18" from the solar panel to the DC plug that went thru the roof vent and the fan came with an 8' or 9' plug/cord [About 10' total between them] to meet it in the attic and with just two wires it would not be to hard to extend the wires if required.
1112154
Its not plugged into an outlet. I believe that my husband wired it in. The fan control in a little knob that is on the side that the air is blowing towards.
52850
Approximately 8 -9 feet, and the cord comes from the back of the fan--not the base.
1778590
Yes, that's exactly what I did.'i bought a 15' extension cord and cut the female end off and wires itInto the fan. Works great.