What is the wattage of this 40 foot cable? Also, How long is the power cord?
652199
The power cord is about 8 foot long and the wattage is 600 watts for the size I purchased. I do not run them continuously, I put them on a heavy duty timer and set for 9am to 11am, then again at 4pm-6pm. Just remember the cables will melt the ice and stay warm for an hour after powered off. I do not run the power after 6pm, as the temps are dropping and refreeze may happen. I hope this helps you and you are ice dam free this winter.
652200
The 40 foot cable specs printed on the box shows its 200 watts, 1.67 amps@120v, 1.80ohms/ft, 5watts/ft. The cord from the 3 prongs to the heat cable is around 4 feet long. I have a picture of the decal specs, but not sure how to send it on this response page.
652201
I don't have my original box or any paperwork because I bought this item a couple years ago, and I can't remember if there was any listing of wattage. However mine was plugged into a 20amp (3-prong outlet and I also used a 25' 12amp extension cord. I ran the cable heater across the inside of my gutter and down the downspout, exposing the last 3' of it plugged into the extension cord. This worked fine..for me no ice build ups in the gutter.I can't remember the amperage listed on the cable...but to figure watts, its amps x volts(120) =Watts. Hope this helps. (Never had any problems with my hookup) I don't have my original box or any paperwork because I bought this item a couple years ago, and I can't remember if there was any listing of wattage. However mine was plugged into a 20amp (3-prong outlet and I also used a 25' 12amp extension cord. I ran the cable heater across the inside of my gutter and down the downspout, exposing the last 3' of it plugged into the extension cord. This worked fine..for me no ice build ups in the gutter.I can't remember the amperage listed on the cable...but to figure watts, its amps x volts(120) =Watts. Hope this helps. (Never had any problems with my... » Read More I don't have my original box or any paperwork because I bought this item a couple years ago, and I can't remember if there was any listing of wattage. However mine was plugged into a 20amp (3-prong outlet and I also used a 25' 12amp extension cord. I ran the cable heater across the inside of my gutter and down the downspout, exposing the last 3' of it plugged into the extension cord. This worked fine..for me no ice build ups in the gutter.I can't remember the amperage listed on the cable...but to figure watts, its amps x volts(120) =Watts. Hope this helps. (Never had any problems with my hookup) « Show Less
638854
The cord I got was two feet long. Moreover, the power cord itself was three feet long and is specialized.
128762
It has a cord only 110volt Power Cord Length: 16.5 ft it is not battery powered
2102968
50" Although, it was advertised as a Linksys power supply. It did not have the Linksys name on the case and the power supplied was not adequate to operate the Linksys access point I was using. I finally ended up using POE.
1459747
Not sure of specific deminsions but total with power supply cable about 8 feet
343500
i have the WCP-60V model. i measured - the cord is 8' long.hope that helps you.
754267
41 inches from connector end to connector end - I just now measured it. The power cord is 72 inches.
28684
Each cable is 40 inches long if you count the steel hook and loop. Beats a safety chain :)
95760
Hi;I really don't know about the watts on this cord, I believe 120volts but, 600 watts I guess is to much.Thank you;apcomptech
1153105
The power cable from the wall to the supply box is about 4 feet long. from the box to the peal about 2 feet long.
186694
I think close to 40 foot never measured it. But I have had it out a long way and never ran out of cable
1854736
Ma'am, the cable is 36 inches long. Overall length is aproximately 39 inches long.
1945900
I'm like everyone else. It's installed in a rack and I don't want to move it to measure its power cord. Having said that, From What I can recall, it's 6 to 8 feet. Plenty long.
1400039
I believe it is a 6 foot power cord. You can use an extension cord with it if needed
721258
According to the label the cord is 40 feet long. I have not had the need to fully extend it yet.
589729
It's interesting that this is not a listed product spec. Most of these consumer grade cables are 5-6 watts per foot. RHH
1720734
The main power cord shipped with the one I received is approximately 5' long. It also comes with a 'jumper' cord that allows you to connect it with another lamp. It is about 12" long.