Where do the cords plug into the outlet? At the top or the bottom of the bed?
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There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we need it. There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we... » Read More There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we need it. « Show Less
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There are two white molex plugs at the bottom of the bed, one on each side of the (king-sized) blanket. The cords run underneath the bed and (for ours) plug in to the blanket at the foot of the bed about where the mattress meets the box spring (where the foot of the blanket hangs down). The foot-board of our bed hides the cords from view; otherwise I'm not sure how you would keep from seeing the cords. During the summer months, we just unplug the blanket from the bottom of the bed and remove it, but we leave the cords hidden under the bed so we can easily reattach the blanket anytime we need it.
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The cords plug into the blanket at the edge of the blanket near the feet.The cords that plug into the wall outlet are long enough to plug into the wall at either end of the bed, near the head or near the feet.Does this answer the question?
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The cords plug into the bottom of the bed and then the cords run to a outlet at the head of the bed.
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If you plug into the top outlet this should leave the bottom one free to use
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It plugs in. It has about a 5 foot cord, and it lives above our bed. Come to think of it, I think there was a cord cover, but it was of no use to me. I'm happy with the light. Hope that helps.
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On a standard outlet, if put into the bottom plug, extends downward leaving the top plug available for access with a standard plug. No room for a transformer type plug.
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The switch is located towards the bottom of the cord. About a foot from where it plugs into the switch.
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Plug in outlet. The lamps said they had three ranges when you touch them. When we received them they only worked on and off no three ranges.
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depends......we have ours on the top outlet and it doesn't cover the bottom one. Now when it's pluged in the bottom one the charging cords pluged into it does block the top outlet.
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The power cord is on the opposite end of the cord manager. That's the gray colored piece of plastic in the picture. I'm not for sure which end would be considered top/bottom. If that doesn't help the power cord would be at the top of the picture Amazon provides. As for the cord manager, I personally don't use it. It's designed to pop up so you can run the multiple cords under it then press back down to lock them into a neat, tidy group of cords. It doesn't work for me since you run the cords up through the bottom side (based on Amazons picture) of the device. This would require the device to be situated behind whatever components you are plugging into it. I have mine to the sides of my components. It would require bending the wires to get them down there to cord manager. Having said that, I've been using this surge protector for 6-8 months and have had no problems with it.
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Electrical outlet. There is a power cord attached to them and it plugs in to an outlet.
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It goes into the Bottom outlet but also covers the top outlet. I thought I was going to have problems with not enough outlets but six is plenty for me
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Negative, this bed receives all electrical power through a standard outlet. Probably a AC/DC converter to 12v DC.
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The head of the bed is usually against a wall making it easier to plug into a wall receptacle.
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At the top corners of the mattress pad. There are two connectors, one for each side.I washed the pad on delicate and the shiny cover split along one of the stitching lines!
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Assuming you put it in the bottom outlet you still have space for a regular plug to be used on top.
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There is a hole on the back of the unit, close to the bottom. Push one end of the power cord into it, and the other end with the plug, goes into the outlet.
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I put mine in the bottom outlets with the light facing down (plastic part facing up). This frees up the top outlet, which is easier to access for things I need to plug and unplug.
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Mine plugs in on the colored side of the banket. There is a rectangle shaped outlet on the balnket.