What is the length of the cord? I will need at least 72" and no rods because it needs to swag over a table.
1628286
Mine swags about 56 inches. But I do think there is some excess wrapped inside the connection since it's designed that way.
1426995
I wasn't able to repair the lamp I bought this for, as the lamp was filled with plaster of Paris! I would have to chip it out to replace the cord. But I just measured the cord, and it is approximately 95 inches long. So assuming you need 48" of length to reach from the fixture to the floor, you will have only 46" or 47" of cord length. If this sufficient, then this item might work for you.
1725809
33" and cord comes from below. if you need to have at the back, reduces cord length to approximately 24".
1744553
Hello,Yes, you will need to order longer cords. They measure 3 feet 5 inches in length (both cords). Good luck with your set up.
1985024
This wont help you- I use it for an indoor table top fountain - the cord is around 5ft or so
1655640
I hate to give you a different answer but the cord is right around 59 inches, which is just under 5 feet. You can confirm this at B&H; photo on their website if necessary. This answer is an update from an answer I gave before of about 4 feet. This is a verified length.
866466
Its about a foot. I used a different rod on mine that I had because I needed it at a different length.
1329124
My table is an irregular size in width, but it is only slightly over 6 ft. in length, and it comes very close to hitting the floor in lengthwise. You would probably need the 90" X 156" table cloth.
1249466
Cord exits at mid-point of bottom edge of square wall bracket and as best I can recall is 5-6 feet long. Installed a pair of lamps above a high-back couch in a house 475 miles away so if memory serves me, answer is correct. Lamps did not function as true swing-arm units in that arm extending from base did not move left or right and I did not want to chance breaking the lamp without taking the lamp off the wall, lubricating the flex point and using 2 hands to "persuade" the arm to move. Action pending until I get back to residence to try and loosen up the fixture.
186617
I have my light on the wall with the cord in a brush steel casing....I measured 70" however I remember folding a part of the cord in the casing so what was left was just enough to go into the outlet. (Appx. 6' + of cord)
627380
Sorry I don't know, I used it and gave it away. It was long enough to go across the from and both sides of an 8' table
316499
Looks to be about 8 inches, if you need more length you can just buy a longer cable.
168190
I measured the cord and it's 71 inches long. Probably meant to be 6 ft, but it's close. Now that is just the length of the cord.
143187
Yes, the cord is 72 in. long on the one I have. This unit has worked for me for about 2 or 3 years with no problems during winter and summer. I am still using it today and just unplugged it to measure the cord.Jerry
2207424
The cord itself is around 60in long, which wasn't quite long enough for what I needed it for. So what I did was I bought a 6ft USB extension cord that brought the whole length up to about 11 ft long. I hope this helps.
889082
We put ours on a 48 inch round wooden spool and it just touched the ground perfectly around the entire spool. I would guess that the 'hang around' would be about 1/2 of the way to the floor on a 72". Hope that helps.
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About 62" [just over 5'] and if you need one, I'll sell you mine - cheap. I ended up not being able to use it.