How long is the electrical cord? How close to a wall socket will the bed need to be?
1612549
The cord is 8 1/2 ft. long. so you can be at least 8' from a wall socket. enjoy, we have
1612550
Electrical cord is about 8 foot long. For our needs it was plenty long enough to use and easily reached the electrical outlet.
1453822
Its about four feet electrical cord. I don't have it close to an outlet and I can still plug it in.
514064
More than likely you will need an extension cord. How close you are to an outlet will determine its length. An all weather one is preferable.
515223
The power cord is about four feet, one foot in table 3 outside. Table needs to be pretty close to wall outlet but not necessarily hugging wall.
2279400
A little over 3 feet. Cords should be at least 5 to be able to plug it in and reach a bed at home and especially in the hospital.
2125266
I returned my unit because the high power setting (1600) didn't work. I don't really remember how long the wall cord was because I never actually installed the unit before returning it but from what I remember from seeing it in the packaging, I would say about 2 feet. Check with the manufacturer.
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.
1909016
Without taking it down to measure it, I would guess the cord or cable is at least 15 feet. Swags from the center of my medium size room, over to the wall and down the wall to the electric outlet. Looks good!
304677
That sounds a bout right, ~40inches. It's worth the cost of an extension cord!!!! I had a friend punch a hole through this bathroom wall into his bedroom to accommodate the power cord.
299087
It's only about 18 inches long. Almost useless unless it's right next to an outlet.
920859
My husband and I have two super single beds and have no problem with the cords. Any bed bigger maybe. It would depend were the outlet for the control is. The closer to the side of the bed the better.
1293694
Not to long. Maybe 2-3 feet (I don't have the unit nearby right now). I use an extension cord to connect to an outlet.
304678
It's around 2 feet. I had to run an extension cord from below the toilet along the baseboards for an extra 4 feet to an outlet. If you use a flat extension cord with a flat plug and secure the cord to the baseboards with anchors, it looks nice and no one, not even myself notices it anymore. The seat makes up for it anyway, =).
1004995
About six feet. I think they assume you will use an extension. I mounted mine on a wall near an outlet.
982309
It's about 36" - I have mine close to the outlet so I don't extend it all the way.
97665
Not very long. Only a couple of feet. It would have to be located close to a wall outlet.
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)