Is the plug flat? I've seen models in which the plug sticks out and makes hiding it behind the artwork impossible.
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The mounting equipment is heavy and bulky. Difficult to hang, and the plug sticks out straight as well. Would return it if I could.
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No. The wall plug is not flat. My outlet is low on the wall and I use a cover for the cord, so it is not a problem in my case.
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No, not flat and the on/off switch on the cord endsup either behind furniture or close to the floor!
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The plug is on the floor the only thing behind the art work is the cord hope that helps
1042610
It has a standard plug and sticks out. If you want to use this where it lays flat there are adapters you can get at any hardware store and maybe on amazon.
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Becky, it's a grounded (3-prong) plug on the back and it rotates to lie flush/flat on the back, so it doesn't protrude until you need it. It's not in the middle of the back, but it's behind the end where the USB grounded/protected outlets are located. Unfortunately, if you stay in an older hotel that only has the double slots, it can't fit. On the other hand, I think the grounded 3rd prong provides more safety, which I'm sure you'd want, since it's a surge protected outlet you'd be purchasing.
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The base's cover comes off, and it has holes in the back plate. You could screw it to a headboard instead of the wall, I guess, and then just string the plug behind somehow...
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No, it sticks straight out of the wall like a standard plug. This combined with the thick/rigid cord would make it difficult to fit in a confined space.
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It comes out the backside of the strip after looking at your question again if the plugs were facing me the wire is on the top i would not think you would have a problem.
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It is on the back in the middle. You will lose the outlets but you gain the flatness and 4. I would purchase it again when appropriate.
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I just looked at mine and all the plugs have a hole for that third prong, but the third prong doesn't engage into anything. Plus it appears that the plugs all allow for the third prong to not stick out too far as to make the plugs unusable. I never used one, but it appears that you can. Hope this helps! Buon viaggio!
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Yes, the plugs lay flat; however, they're about an inch, maybe a little more, deep so it's not going to be as flat as you may like on the surface. The plugs that you put into the DL receptacle are going to stand up straight but you can turn them on their side if you stretch out the plugs. You can bend the receptacles and hook them over things like chairs, drawers, railings, whatever.
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The unit I purchased has a low-profile plug. So far I've had no problems with it. Hope this is helpful to you.
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The side that is not shown in the picture has a plug that flips out and plugs directly into the wall. It has worked great!
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Our outdoor plugins have a flip up cover so it doesn't look like a outlet. All ours are pretty low to the ground so we used a really long outdoor extension cord to ours by our front door.
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No, it does not have a flat plug. But I am willing to live with it because of the convenience of being able to have all of those on/off switches!!!
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You could hide it behind the unit, but it all depends on your placement of the unit. Mine covered my cable outlet, but my wall plug is off to the side. Depending on your number of electronics, it could get full pretty quickly behind the unit if you place it over your wall outlet - depends on your cable management.
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No, it does not have a flat plug. But it is a great surge protector anyways.
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Hi Bargain Fairy,The plugs turn flat and turn 90 dgrees to flat against the wall. The photo shows the outward initial "default" position and a 45 degree turned position to make view of the turning part of the plug visible. All the best, and they are great!
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No, there is no way to hide the plug, which I am aware of. It does, just hank there.