What are the dimensions of the wall wort itself (i.e. how far does the wall wort stick out from the wall when it's plugged in)? Thanks.
1634299
I've never measured it but it's about two inches long and about 3/4 of an inch wide and it sticks out of the wallabout an inch and a half. I have two of them and I find them to be very usful and it also saves on battery's.
1634300
I've never measured it but it's about two inches long and about 3/4 of an inch wide and it sticks out of the wall about an inch and a half. I have two of them and I find them to be very usful and it also saves on battery's.
1634301
It sticks out about 1⅞ inches, it's about 1⅛ inches wide and 3 inches long.
984684
I don't know about dimensions but it's not worth the trouble. Heater is very loud and we couldn't find an electrician that could get it to work right even with the special outlet. We have it so there is a switch for the light and one for the vent. Should have saved the extra money and just got the regular one.
2206159
The front is 5 1/2 inches from the wall once it is plugged in. It is a great heater!
1312660
Basically it like 4ft width and 30 ft long. I used it to create a brick wall in my house. I had to cut it in half and then I doubled it on the wall. It turned out great... I'll see if I can upload a pic.
2009342
the small end goes into the wall. plug the large end into the appliance. hope that helps.
427807
The coil, minus the arms, is 8 inches tall and the copper tube is 3/8 of an inch outer dimension. The product works great and cools my wort in less than 15 minutes.
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.
1691429
I have 2 units...1 in each bathroom They are both mounted flush to the wall and extend outward about 4 inches. I've had them for 2 months and they are excellent. I use the higher wattage position as it is much warmer. Good air velocity.
2149246
I don't know the dimensions because ours is in storage right now, but usually Sauder products are good. This one is not. It is very unstable and needs to be bolted to the wall. Choose another unit!
2144347
The flower is about an inch across. From the top of the flower to the end of the tube is 3". I replaced the plug - it was too large for my feeder- and can't find it to measure. I would say it was a little over 3/4" at the end, flaring slightly to maybe an inch at the top of the plug. The tube is 5/16" across.
2206163
james, about 4/1/4"-4/1/2" from wall to front of heater. also be aware there is no high-low adjustment,just on/off. good heater but very basic.
1228459
It protrudes from the wall about 5" - needs that ventilation. Size 8 1/2" by 10" and has an electrical socket so you don't lose one in installing it.
1903357
I assume you mean the dimensions, not counting the prongs. In inches, mine is 1-11/16 x 1-1/16 x 2-5/16. Plugged into the wall, the longest dimension sticks straight out. However, I find I don't need the adapter. To power a mouse, for example, over a short CAT5 run works fine without the adapter. To run something like a printer, which supplies its own power, you may not need it. I haven't tried it for long runs
979009
12"high x 201/4"wide x 15"deep the height includes the feet. Our plug is directly behind the unit so there is an extra 1 1/4" because the plug keeps it off the wall.
67648
It plugs into the wall you need an outlet relatively near by, it does not go voer an outletit hs a plug about 2+ feet long, PS i love mine it frees up counter space and shuts off automatically
1237518
2" by 4 7/8" on wall. It comes 3 3/4" out from wall. I hope this helps you!
1412154
Sorry for the delay. We have been on vacation and just returned home. The plug for the microwave sticks out from the wall about 3/4". The corn extends from the bottom of the plug, so it doesn't take up any extra space. I hope that helps. The microwave works well, but I don't use many of the advanced features. I'm fairly techie, but most of the advances features are just too complicated, unless you are using them everyday.