Can I connect this on any wall? What about an extention cord.....
1424623
These will work as long as you plug it into a circuit wired to the same electrical panel as the circuit you transmitting to. As I remember it, the instructions say not to use it on an extension cord, power strip or surge protector. Why not just buy a longer Ethernet cable?
1424624
You can connect to any wall outlet but the instructions are specific to plug it directly to an outlet -- not an extension cord or power strip. Mine works just great and gives me a wired connection to my Blu ray player located about 35 feet away from the computer router in another room. Remember that wired is always going to be faster than wireless.
1424625
In my experience you can connect directly to any wall outlet, but not using an extension cord.
1424626
Yes you can connect to any power point in your home ( hope your house is a normal size house) and get internet at good speed. I have not tried extension cord (I guess that should work too)
1972533
It just plugs into the wall. So you can use any extension cord to make it longer.
1216260
According to the tag attached to the appliance, it is recommended to NOT use with any extension cord. The unit should be plugged directly into a wall outlet. You may want to contact the manufacturer for confirmation on this.
1843069
Hello, Happy Customer............I have searched and searched for the answer to your question, but I can't find any information on connecting an extension cord to this product. We have it back of our TV and don't need the extensions, but just to be on the safe side.....I don't think I would do it until I got an opinion. They would probably know in your local hardward store or over at Home Depot or Lowe's. I think I'll do the same thing because it wouldn't have occurred to me and I might have caused an electrical problem! Good luck to you................
1370795
Yes, it's got a 16/3 grounded cord so as long as you don't over load it, it should work just like any other extension cord except it auto-winds back into itself OK?? Best use is mounting it on the ceiling or wall near an outlet and then just unwind as needed and simply retract; mine has worked flawlessly.
1033495
Yes it could plug into wall socket or be used with extension cord, but has no USB connection.
465965
The cord is quite short and is only meant to provide a point of connection. You'll need an extension cord.
1604868
Yes you can use it in that way. Thats what I did but it only comes with one quick connect so you will have to buy another. Depending on how you use it it's worth the effort to do that and be able to put the extension away when not in use.
1635495
The cord is probably about 2 feet or so. Yes, you can add an extension. It fits a regular electrical wall socket. I can use it on my desk and leave it plugged in to the wall with no problem.
410970
this is an extension cord if you will for USB. It should work with any standard USB device as long as the total distance is less than 15 feet (the limit on distance for USB type equipment). In reality I have used two of these plugged together to run 25 feet. It has always worked but does violate the length limit standard for USB.
960545
I mounted mine on the wall, right under an outlet. I am sure that it would work well, providing you use a suitable cord, but the book said no, which is why I moved the outlet up a couple of feet.
1453709
The cord is pretty standard for any appliance. Think toaster, or coffee pot. I see no reason why it shouldn't be just fine with a standard indoor extension cord.
601209
as long as you can plug it into the wall you can use this for any device. your devices only sit on this as a base. we use it for four to five devices and it really cleans up the area of cords.
781738
It needs to be a little bit away from the wall. For me, I'm using an extension cord that the cord comes out the side and has flat profile. Then I can push it all the way to the wall.
2031030
Does not work on an extension cord. U have to plug directly into outlet. this is a safety feature. Something isn't plugged in tight.
1933035
I don't know. I plugged mine into the wall and it works great. I took up more than the single space in the outlet so I ran an extension cord to the other space in the outlet.
262380
If I understand the question, you are wondering how to extend the length of the chord so you can plug the UPS into an outlet across the room. If this is what you are asking, you can use a 3 prong extension chord. These units must be grounded so as long the the plug and extension chord are 3 prong and properly grounded there will be no issue.