We need to run the cord through a gasketed hole for an outdoor application. Can the cord be removed from the box or the plug or is it molded in place
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The chord is permanently attached to the metal box. Not sure if there is any product similar to the isobar that has a detachable power chord.
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You could leave it unplugged. Plug does not detach. We don't use ours in the summer. In the summer we have a 5 gallon metal one we use.
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I had mine direct wired into the wall but I don't see why you couldn't just drill a small opening at the bottom of the base cap and run a cord along a raceway to a plug. Hope this helps.
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just a note. you do not need to put the cord in a pvc pipe, you can just bury it. I have some buried for over 5 years with no problem. You can also tap into ant existing low voltage line you might have already, no need then to run to the transformer, just snip off the end terminals and splice to any existing 12 volt line.
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I had to modify a cord I already had. I got a round plug from the hardware.
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Not left outdoors. It is plastic and I don't see anything like a gasket. Camping trips in a tent or RV camper would be great for getting up at night and needing a light.
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YES. Just open the box, and remove the lower plate which houses the 1 - 4 or 6 lines. On the left hand side, is a about 1.5 inch square black cover. Remove the single small screw and inside are two metal clamps that hold the electrical cord. Remove all four screws, and undo the cord from the box. Now you are ready to bring in the hard wires through the opening at the bottom of the unit. You may need to take an Ex-Sto and cut the hold larger. The same can be do for the lines to the system.Hopefully, this helps. If you have any more problems or questions, please email me at saddlebrookepopups@q.com. YES. Just open the box, and remove the lower plate which houses the 1 - 4 or 6 lines. On the left hand side, is a about 1.5 inch square black cover. Remove the single small screw and inside are two metal clamps that hold the electrical cord. Remove all four screws, and undo the cord from the box. Now you are ready to bring in the hard wires through the opening at the bottom of the unit. You may need to take an Ex-Sto and cut the hold larger. The same can be do for the lines to the system.Hopefully, this helps. If you have any more problems or questions, please email me at... » Read More YES. Just open the box, and remove the lower plate which houses the 1 - 4 or 6 lines. On the left hand side, is a about 1.5 inch square black cover. Remove the single small screw and inside are two metal clamps that hold the electrical cord. Remove all four screws, and undo the cord from the box. Now you are ready to bring in the hard wires through the opening at the bottom of the unit. You may need to take an Ex-Sto and cut the hold larger. The same can be do for the lines to the system.Hopefully, this helps. If you have any more problems or questions, please email me at saddlebrookepopups@q.com. « Show Less
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The cord is specifically made with a strong wire coil to make it "abrasion proof" and we have ours plugged in outdoors, but it's shielded by a roof overhang. It says "for any outdoor shelter" so it seems that they would expect to plug in into an outside outlet. The pad is very strong and water resistant. Ours has kept feral cats alive through several winters. I would try it OR ask an electrician. Hope this helps!
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I did with no problem but it has to have a solid bottom. Also, we had to cut a small hole into the bottom because there was no way to sneak the plug out and you want that out of the way.
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Next to the on off switch, there is a hole of sorts on either side. A cord could be attached but it might interfere with the switch.
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The cord has a cigarette lighter plug on one end. So you would have to cut it off and sort the wires out and go from their.
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It is easily removed. Unscrew the two plugs in the back and the item will come off.
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This pump could be used outdoors. It is a fully submersable pump. The electrical plug can not get wet and needs to be protected from water/liquid.
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You could cut the end off the curly cord if you wanted. There is a ground prong.
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you will have to take it apart. The big resolution is to keep the cord over your shoulder and do short verticle runs instead of the lawn mower run.
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I cannot imagine leaving it plugged in outside but if your concern is the flexibility of the cord, it should be fine. I leave mine plugged in an unheated garage. While it is slightly less flexible than during the summer, it is still far more usable than most cords. I cannot speak to the safety of leaving a cord plugged in outside all winter.
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It is electric so I wouldn't leave it outside. Also the cord is about 3' long, but it should work fine with a extention cord if needed