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If an extension cord is used, is it marked #14 or #12 American Wire Gauge (AWG)?

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If an extension cord is used, is it marked #14 or #12 American Wire Gauge (AWG)?

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Avoid using extension cords unless absolutely necessary. If you must use an extension cord with your electric heater, make sure it is marked with a power rating at least as high as that of the heater itself. Keep the cord stretched out. Do not permit the cord to become buried under carpeting or rugs. Do not place anything on top of the cord. • Is the heater placed only on the floor? Never place heaters on cabinets, tables, furniture or the like as they can easily be knocked over resulting in a fire or a serious burn. Do not use an electric space heater in the bathroom which can result in an electrical shock. Do not touch a space heater if you are wet. GAS-FIRED SPACE HEATERS (Return to Top) • Is the heater operated at least three feet away from upholstered furniture, drapes, bedding and other combustible materials? The heater should be placed at least three feet from combustibles. Buy an approved heater that has been tested by the Underwriters Laboratories (UL). It should be equipped w

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