can I use an extension cord with the GGR50 grill?
1127430
I live on the first floor apt. building and I plugged it in my wall socket in the livingroom and fed it outside to grill. I had more cord than I actually needed...it was great but if you are a distance from your plug, then I would suggest a grounded extension cord.
1127431
Yes you can. You have to because the cord is so short. I use a heavy duty grounded cord. It's the same one I use for my trimmer.
1127432
I've used a heavy duty grounded cord. You almost have to, the cord is so short.
1127433
Yes. I use those heavy duty (orange) extension cords that are all-weather. Using the heavy duty cord allows a full current as opposed to regular extension cords that will drop current volts the longer the useage length.
308509
Yes, you'll need an electrical plug behind the unit in the fire box....I don't know if the manufacturer would recommend your using an extension cord, even if you could conceal it.....Good luck with it.....
1764818
If you have a power source or a generator, you can plug it in. This grill does not come with a car adapter
975811
No. You need a three wire cord. While you could plug the cord into the wall and use a ground adapter to plug the refrigerator into the cord, you would NOT have a ground connection. THIS WOULD NOT BE SAFE. There are several flat plug grounded extension cords available on Amazon in a variety of sizes. If it is a large refrigerator be sure to get a cord that is heavy enough.
1302769
The device has an extension cord itself in case you have to place it at a certain distance from the wall electric outlet. In any case I don't see any logic restriction in plugging the CO2 detector at the end of an extension cord. I would suggest to use an extension cord exclusively for ONE device.
1237238
As far as I know you can, but it involves getting an adapter of some sort. You might want to look at the STOK site. I know we looked into that option before buying the grill ourselves. It is a fabulous portable grill. I highly recommend it.
2058390
O have an outlet box close to where I use the heater so I don't use any extension cord, however, you should be able to use a outdoor extension cord. I would also use a cord lock cover to protect the connection from rain or snow.
555197
Not possible - Not advisable - There are two three pronged male plugs on the unit. To plug it into and extension cord would leave one open and be a shock and fire hazard.
329810
The manual says "Avoid the use of an extension cord because the extension cord may overheat and cause risk of fire. However, if you have to use an extension cord, the cord must be No.14 AWG minimum size and rated not less than 1875 Watts. The extension cord must be a three wire cord with grounding type plug and cord connection. The extension cord shall not be more than 20 feet (6 m) in length." plug and cord connection. The extension cord shall not be more than 20 feet (6 m) in length. "
185546
Yes. That is how I use the item. The extension cord does accommodate the ground (3 prongs). I have had no problem. Really like the protector with it accommodating appliances requiring extra room for them to be plugged in. Works great and glad I have it.
1589879
Yes, we bought this product to use with our 50 amp 15 foot extension cord. I now can plug this cord into our trailer and directly into power. Without it I could only use it as an extension to my 35 foot 50 amp cord.
387968
Yes, you can build an adapter, U-Ground cord cap/Female to connect the "Plug in portion" then have Insulated "gator clips" on the other end for quick connect and configuration to suit your required test. Best. I.B.E.W. Local 18 Los angeles, Ca.
1970573
Yes, still had to use proper extension cord to reach plug. Works great, no problems.
1757753
A 2-wire or 3-wire extension cord will work with this. The plug on the unit is 2-prong, and is surrounded by a black flexible cup which most single-outlet extension cords should fit.
2180656
Yes, don't use an extension cord thinner than 12 gauge and make sure the plug fits nice and tight. After using it for at least 20 minutes, feel the plugs and the wire to see if they are warm, if they are, use a larger wire gauge or if it is the plugs, get better ones with tighter fit.
1807548
Yes you will need a cord. 14 Guage will do. Does not come in the box. It is pretty easy to start with the pull cord, I never got the Extension cord.
1713011
I have a motorhome with a 50 amp cord. I use this extension when my motorhome cable is not long enough. If you have a 50 amp cord on your 5th wheel you should be able to use this to extend your power cable. The cable has standard RV 50 amp ends that plug into the campground power.