Is the heating pad wireless or cordless or does it have to be attached to an outlet at all times? Thanks
480423
There is a generously sized cord that needs to be plugged in for the heating pad to work.
480424
This is not cordless and does require plugging in for function. But the cord is pretty long.
460496
It's wireless. You can put it anywhere in the room that has a power outlet. Mine sits right next to the entertainment center on the floor.
372974
The sensors are wireless and battery operated, but the "receiving unit" with audible and visual alarm indicators is wireless but not battery operated, it needs an outlet to be plugged in.
1475079
It is electric and needs an outlet. I would suggest another brand though...
201288
About 6 feet from plug to heating pad. I just plug it in to a power strip to give it more length.
2219264
Only the base has a power cord. The kettle comes off the base and therefore is considered cordless. Very handy when you think about. Unlimited range of motion.
2151653
It does have a cord. I haven't tried to use it unplugged to try to keep things warm; only with the cord plugged in. It works great that way.
136934
This is not a portable electric heater, it is designed to be permanently installed and comes with no wires. I bought the thermostat they recommend and installed it. You could wire a chord to it and plug it into a wall outlet if you buy the 120 Volt model. Be careful some require 240 volt power, just make sure you buy the right one.
436365
It is cordless. It has a cord for charging. It will not turn on while it is charging.
490239
No, it plugs in only. I recall this was not a good heating pad as it barely got hot. Hope this helps.
909557
Inside the garage is corded but the outside device is cordless. It uses a 9v battery that is easy to replace. The device is attached to the outside wall with only two small screws.
2205834
It plugs into a regular outlet. It is a two prong not three.120v. 900 heating watts and the FIR equivalent of 1800 thermal watts. The product really is not worth your money. In all good conscience I really suggest you don't invest.
746407
It has a cord off the back that plugs into a hand remote for power on/off, controls heat and vibration this allows you to have this close to your hand to control the unit. It then has a cord off that remote to the power source that plugs into a outlet.
117135
It must be plugged into electricity but it wireless. However, the range is a little limited. Mine is about 60 feet from the main unit but doesn't pickup the signals. Maybe not have the clearest transmission route.
167557
It's not wireless. There's one thin line going from the sensor pad to the monitor, but it can be easily hidden. The pad itself works on batteries, so there's not a power cord.
1260017
It needs to be wired. You could wire a plug end to it with an SO cord if you would like but it needs to be bolted to keep the heater coil stable.
2056212
It is cordless. Uses a 40 volt battery that is charged with a 120v charger. Sorry, Not 220 or 240 volt