I do not have a GFCI. Can I plug it into a regular wall outlet?
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You might be able to, but it isn't safe to do so. I use a Portable GFCI Plug with mine. You can find them on amazon at the following page: TRC 90033 Shockshield White Portable GFCI Plug with Surge Protection
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I am not sure about that but I just have it plugged into a regular outlet in my basement. Buy it you will LOVE it. I tell all my friends to get one.
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absolutely. plugs into a standard wall outlet. works really well. got this as a christmas present for my wife. definitely recommend.
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NO. Would be absolutely dangerous to plug its pins into a wall outlet. You might see an electrician do it but if you need to ask the question then you are not qualified to try it.
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Yes, you don't need to plug it into a wall outlet, once you have a powered usb 3.0 port, it will work.
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All kidding aside, if you really want to do that, you better use a GFCI outlet. (GFCI = ground fault current interrupter)
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yes you plug it in regular outlet 120 volts,comes with instructions and you get some cords
76681
YES you can plug it into any AC wall outlet. In fact I have not yet put any batteries into it, I always run it on AC power.
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Yes, standard outlet. It has tripped my circuit when I had the tv on, lights on, ceiling fan on and then plugged in an iron so it might not work on a circuit that has a lot pulling from it.
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Plugged it into a regular wall outlet, which has other equipment on it, ie lights, fan and it has not been an issue. I use 20 amp breakers.
1264378
You can plug it right in to a normal duplex wall receptacle, or choose to hard wire it into the wall. But it comes with a cord attached to plug it right in.
1689573
This unit can be mounted to the wall, and then plugged into an electrical outlet (which should be a GFCI). Yes, you can plug the "curly cord directly into an outlet."
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No. Aside from the plug &#128268; incompatibility, this thing draws a lot of current and a standard 110v/15A wall outlet will not work.
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No there is nothing special required. You can plug it into a standard 120V outlet.
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Nope. This is intended to be installed as part of a low voltage lighting system. Standard wall plugs and water are not friendly - even if it is a GFCI outlet.
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I have it plugged into a standard wall outlet and a computer battery back up connected to it. Works great.
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Yes and yes. However, this device does not operate as a GFCI and does not take the place of a GFCI receptacle. You have to ask yourself: if there's a GFCI there now, why? You probably want to replace a GFCI with a GFCI. There must be some reason it's there. Do you understand what a GFCI is and how it works?