Would anyone know what gauge is the cord on this unit?
1803685
Wire Gauge is 14 AWG. Sufficient weight for most electronic devices but not heavier load household appliances (refrigerator, etc.).
1803686
WGX3C which I think means it's OK to use the cord part outdoors. 14 amp, 300 V, 60 (degree) Celsius. FT2 and SJT are also printed on the cord <- not sure what either of these designate. Hope that answers your question. I have two and they have worked perfectly for several months now indoors with computers, speakers and even a small space heater.
48331
The cord on my unit was only 12-18" long. Unfortunately after a couple of weeks the unit stopped working and was discarded.
407114
Hi, KenG,The information that came with this indoor extension cord didn't indicate a wire gauge. It does, however, have information that may contain a code for the size of the gauge that perhaps you would recognize. Here is all of the information that is on the cord: 13A, 125V, 1625W, E186244, A432173C3. I hope this helps.
145411
I don't know what gauge it is but I have picked the cube up and moved it and the wire was fine. My grandkids were very rough on it and it was fine.
1700363
Sorry, I ordered this cord by mistake and did not return it. I am not familiar with the rating enough to advise.
650655
I use a relatively low gauge but am out of town so can't say accurately. Mine is NOT the heavy "round" wire.
1697477
I don't have this model, but I my best guess would be a outdoor rated extension cord.
233988
I wouldn't know myself, but on the listing it says this: Gauges : 12-16-25-32-42-54
32301
According to the information on the unit itself, NO. It is listed at 120 volts 60htz. The power cord is designed for 120 only and is a magnetic type. Sorry.
985323
Sorry, I am not a techie person....I will try to be as precise as possible. According to the box listing...It is a AC/DC adaptor (auto switch). I measured the cord just below the in wall plug....measured 56". Like I said in my original evaluation. The cord is rather cheap as compared to other adaptor cords that I've used on my older dvd models. I always use the cord and not on battery since only use my dvd at home.
666736
I can't help you on this one. The unit was bought for work and I retired over a year ago so I don't have access to it. If you compare voltages between this and the original, as well as polarity and size of the plug, you should be able to figure it out.
1103472
approx. 18-24 inches just a guess, but uses heavy cord and plug like it should have. had no trouble with unit as yet
1673547
I'm not sure of the gauge. It's a standard power cord that you would find on any household lamp.
379779
The unit I got had wires about 4 to 6 inches long. I had to put my own cord with plug on to it. I hope this answers your question.
1589717
Without actually measuring it (since it is in a rental unit) I would say it is 4'. You can add a short extension cord if needed, just make sure it is at least a 14 Gauge three prong plug and you will be fine. BTW: This is a very good unit and has worked without problems for over a year in my rental property.
1740062
I checked the bottom of my smoker unit and it says 120V 60hz AC, 1450 Watts. It has a very short (12 inch) 14 gauge cord with a, 3 prong plug, so I use it with a 14 gauge extension cord. I also use it plugged in to a 15amp outlet without a problem.
860084
I am not sure but I do not recommend this unit. The meter gauge backing came loose on mine and the laminated paper pinned against the needle, making the unit worthless.