How do I specify that I need pig tail connection ( as oppose to direct wall connection).
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Pigtail Connections fit into any universal wall inlet most commonly used in 99% of homes. If you have decided to use an electric power (carpet) nozzle, the 6 ft. pigtail cord will need to be plugged into an nearby 110 volt wall outlet. Direct Connection hoses and wall inlets require low voltage and 110 voltage Romex wire installed during new construction. The direct connection electrical central vacuum hose has two high voltage prongs on top of the wall end of the hose. When the hose is pushed into the direct connect wall inlet it will automatically activate your carpet nozzle by making connection with the 110 volt and low voltage connection. The DC wall inlet needs to be installed by a certified electrician.
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You either need to hardwire it or get a pigtail to plug it in. I suggest hardwiring it.
124123
I install for a living... there is nothing wrong with either way, wire that comes with is rated CMR which is fine for in wall use. Though at 100W 16/2 is the best option.
1463803
you will need to cut a hole in the wall and use a low voltage box (http://www.amazon.com/Thomas-Betts-SC100RR-Carlon-Voltage/dp/B000W09PQI/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid;=1384023691&sr;=8-3&keywords;=low+voltage+box) in the opening. The wall plate attaches to the low voltage box. The HDMI cable just plugs into the pig tail. I recommend wrapping the connection in electrical tape to ensure they stay connected. Then just screw on the cable connection on the back.
324254
Sounds like you're looking for a "batdh feed" unit. This is "continuous feed" and doesn't work that way - you'll have to switch this on on the wall.
1106594
Should be a standard connection, you should be able to find it at Home depot, or your local hardware store.
1666277
This inlet is for use with a direct connect hose, with a direct connect hose the need to use a nearby outlet for your 110 pigtail is eliminated.
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.
63940
It is intended to be hard wired, providing only short wire connections from the circuit board to wire nut on to. However, I suppose you could connect an extension cord to it and plug it in. However, the plug would need to be accessible per NEC, you cannot use an outlet/plug connection behind a wall or other inaccessible location.
1809128
Okay your only going to use one pig tail so white to whit black to black or if the combo is black and red to white. Hope the helps.
838144
If you have "firewall" clearance it will work. #1 plug wire will be located one spot to the right.
124122
I use my existing in wall wire setup. Wires provided are not graded for in wall use, FYI.
1479868
No, the pluglink documents say it can prevent it from working or degrade its network performance. So it has to be directly on the wall outlet.
129004
Yes you can. I have one end and the back against the wall, and it works fine.
851106
you can gotwo ways. Buy a powered antennae for the PK 500 or buy another antennae - I think they are called signal bosters. I would go with the powered antennae attached directly to the PK500. I used on for a few years. Simple, plugs into the wall and the PK500. I had a 4200 sq ft house and I never had a problem connecting.
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Yes we can do that. So you are telling me that the hose has no pigtail to plug into the wall.
70180
The way to do this would require using two Xlink units. Dedicate one for one cell and that Xlink connects to wall plug inside wire set (red/green line 1) This is what you have now. Second Xlink would dedicate to second cell and that Xlink would need to use jack adapter to connect to outside wire set (yellow/black) for your line 2 connection.