are the plugs on the mattress pad at the head or foot of the bed?
1154800
The plug-in is at the foot of the bed and be sure to follow the instructions regarding the controls (which must go to which side of the bed...depending upon the size of pad you buy). This us THE best winter product I've ever purchased, btw.!!!
2179738
It has three different positions you can set it at, so we measure the mattress and set it at the right one. That's on the width side. On the length, the head is side is closed but the feet side is open ended. You just can't go wrong. Very solid, we've had it for many years.
4688
The cords plug into the blanket at the edge of the blanket near the feet.The cords that plug into the wall outlet are long enough to plug into the wall at either end of the bed, near the head or near the feet.Does this answer the question?
422408
It's at the center foot of the bed. I've run the cord up under the dust ruffle (which is elasticized and doesn't cover the entire box spring as most do) so it's completely invisible.
2240421
There is a switch on the cord. It is about 2 feet from the plug that goes into the electric outlet. Whether you can reach it from bed depends on where your outlet is.
885023
Yes, the mattress pad goes on top of the mattress, under the sheet. The cord can come out either at the bottom or the top of the pad, depending how you put it on the mattress. No, it does not interfere with the fitted shape of the sheet.
2151668
My power plug IS at the top of the bed; the wires which control the temp plug in at the bottom... Biggest issue I have is that the heat control for each side barely reaches the side of the bed...and is forever getting pulled to the floor. I am NOT pleased with my sunbean pad!
374274
Carefully and thoroughly read your manual. Be sure the heating pad label is facing up. Disconnect the cords from the outlet and from the mattress pad. Reconnect the cords first to the mattress pad making sure to insert properly and then reconnect to the outlet.
1366357
Plenty long. Cord comes out center at foot of bed. Cord is long enough to have the control at the head of the bed and then a good long cord to the electrical outlet.
758472
No, there are no electrical outlets associated with this bed. It is all plump and jump...air-wise.
424583
This one has about an inch on each side of the plug. I don't know about any other products. We have this mounted under our desk and it works great!
1932167
It plugs into the wall. It comes with a metal cover for the cord that you can run down the wall to the outlet so you don't see the cord hanging down. We have two mounted behind the headboard on our bed. They look nice.
2279087
If you are talking about the velcro cloth strap that stops baby from moving around too much in the bassinet, then it may be under the mattress pad. That's where I found mine.
242926
Which ever way your room electric plug is handy to hook up to mattress pad. If the plug is at the foot of the bed, turn pad that way, visa versa. I found the cord running thru the pad very uncomfortable to sleep on, good luck.
1652431
It goes directly around the mattress itself. Then a mattress pad may be placed over it.
920860
It probably means they put the pad too far in the center of the bed. Mine is about a third of the way in and I have plenty of cord.
374275
First of all, the sensor pad should be at the front of the bed and not the foot of the bed. Second- the cord connection goes through that housing slit so as the cord connection remains undisturbed. There are safety settings with this wonderful heat system, and one of them is if there is even a disturbance/fluctuation, you will be that 'E" reading.