Can sideways plugs (like the one you'd use for a monitor) fix under this cover?
1139323
I would say no. Especially if the cord is thick like most computer cables are. You might get the plug to fit but then you won't be able to get the cover over if the cable is big. It's ok for laptop cords, lamp cords, and I have one on my sewing machine. But if the cable/cord is even slightly bigger then it won't fit in the tiny hole at the bottom that is has too to snap the cover on.
1139324
It would fit. I doesn't work well for thick cords like a power cords. We had to file the opening to get it to fit.
1139325
It's hard to say because there are different sized plugs. But I would say probably not. There isn't actually a whole lot of space in there. For my surge protector I could only use one plug since there wasn't enough space for two. You might get away with it if the plug takes up 2 plugsworth of space, but I wouldn't count in it. The covers themselves are pretty cheap so it wouldn't hurt to try it. I do know this, if the cords for, it keeps the kids out of it 100%!Hope that helps a bit :)
1139326
It's only ment for normal thin plugs. :-/ it didn't fit my baby monitor and also says not to use for extension cords. It's very limited on the kind you can use. Like a lamp plug would work.
1900929
You have to hook up a usb cord from your Computer to the square port on the bottom of the monitor (I dont know what the cord is called but it is the one that has the more square shape). After you do that you can use the ones on the side of the monitor.
729020
Yes, the one I have can be rotated to vertical at any time after the monitors are installed.
2107613
Actually if you angle down the middle connection and then angle down the monitor as far as you can, it should be viewable lying on the ground. Also if you're using an IPS panel, the viewing angles are quite wide so that would help as well.
1209510
On my monitor, the only thing in the rear center is the interchangeable battery mount. Maybe you're seeing the connector for that mount?
2274767
yes, you can. My wall outlet was also installed upside down so I had to plug mine in upside down. The "down side" is that you will see the phone cords now on the top and not the bottom.
842270
I'm not sure but looking online at a picture of it the power & HDMI ports seem to be in the correct position
586400
no I think you can plug something in underneath it might be tight but will work finethanks
2081220
No but there is another solution. The back panel helps in keeping the stand "squared" especially when weighted down with equipment. I had the same problem and solved it by cutting out the appropriate amount of panel to fit connections...not much to cut and it worked. Good luck.
1348069
Not if you want the "n" button on the bottom, otherwise the screen will rotate so you can have the plug at the top.
423231
Straight .... an angled plug will 'work' but will put a strange bend in the cord.
2273915
There is a flat platform for the devices to sit so I don't know how you keep them from falling off. To reverse it the plug in part would fall out so it won't be the best choice to hang
341192
No it wont fit, I ended up going to Radio Shack and brought my monitor with me and there they were able to get me something that fit and was able to charge the monitor
1687270
You can locate the plug where ever you want it so that should not be an issue. The plug cable is quite long.
56318
You could probably install the whole thing upside down if you wanted to have the monitor/TV hang lower off the wall bracket.
2013321
I don't know exactly what your tv looks like, but there's holes in the back and it doesn't fit flush to the back of the tv so even in areas where it wasn't completely open to the ports, I could still get the cords in there.
2181835
It looks as if it is a video cable adapter for a monitor. Since I can't see the other side I would say no.