Can it be used in a floor outlet (horizontal)?
172921
I can see no technical problems. As the remote will protrude from the floor you will have to avoid to stumble on it and avoid liquids
172922
Warning on back says it must be vertical. We were using one for our Christmas Tree lights in a floor plug and it shorted out today 12-15-2013. Seeing this I would heed the warning. Not sure why it did what it did.
172923
Yes, it can. The chord is short. If you need to move the receiver further away from the floor outlet, and extension cord works fine.
172924
Not sure what you mean by a "floor" outlet. I've used mine for lamps and fans. Hope that helps
569392
I bolted mine to a floor, I think you could if you were able to connect a cable to the bottom. Sorry I don't have a better answer.
633082
Yes it can. Depends on location and what you want the area to look like. You have appx. 10' of pipe run (1/4" per foot drain rule} to create your location. You will need to build a 2x6 stud wall from the floor to the ceiling to support your wall mount.
2204069
This can be used anywhere that you would traditionally use a wax ring. You should be fine using this with the floor mounted rear outlet toilet. Just place it on the closet flange the same way that you would a wax ring.
1698838
You could make that modification, but you would not be able to use the center screw to hold it to the wall. i think there would be times it might fall out of the outlet when there are several cords attached.
1294555
Yes it can. My installation is not straight up and down, it was a bit diagonal but it worked.
907177
Physically, yes you can BUT building codes prevent you from running usual appliance power cords through walls , I guess they are not rated for in-wall use. I've had to have an electrician install a (sunken) outlet behind the TV. IMHO it's worth the expense for peace of mind.
2165907
I don't see why not. Unless you're electrical outlets are different? Great product
800374
I don't think you'd be able to because of the bell-shaped outlet end. I think it would be too large for the connector to fit over.
734313
You can use this anywhere you want a recessed outlet, as long as there is room for it.This unit is designed with one electrical outlet that will be safely enclosed, the other side is open. You could install an outlet on the other side, but you risk having open connections. If you are looking for dual outlets, look for a double-ganged recess box.I highly recommend using recessed boxes, but they are difficult to add a plug multiplier to them for added devices.
213084
No, you need over an inch clearance from the edge of the plug to the floor.
1434736
If your wall outlet has the ground (round hole)on the bottom, it would be the right side .
1163153
Motion sensor should work equally well with horizontal outlet. There is no specific reason for it to be vertical.The light is not heavy enough to cause a "twisting" problem in the outlet. It should work just fine. Have 3 of these, and all work perfectly.
1136082
There's a little plastic peg that you could break off if you had to make it work in a side-by-side, but it isn't designed to be used with anything but a vertical double outlet. You couldn't put it on a double with a switch or get any use out of the cool flip down holsters in an upside-down outlet (but they make one that's almost identical, just without the holsters, that would work in that instance). Side-by-side aren't very common where I'm from... So, yes and no. It would "work", with slight modification, but you'd lose one of the biggest advantages (at least in my house, which I share with a toddler and three boisterous cats), which is that this unit comes with a screw so you can secure it to the outlet using the screw hole from the cover plate. This is especially handy because it keeps the unit from coming off the wall every time you unplug something. I never have to worry about visitors using it and losing power to my network by accident anymore!
178809
If your plumbing connection is in the ceiling yes. If it comes from the side wall no.
1651602
Absolutely. It cant be used on either the ground side or the hot side of your circuit.
1426994
Technically yes, but I don't think the length of the cord lends itself well to being a floor lamp and running the wire through the inside. It would have to exit half way down or something.