Is the power supply a power brick or a wall wart? Does it only block the outlet in use when plugged in or does it block other power strip outlets?
1135810
For the choices you offered, it would be a wall wart. Look at this picture: http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/permalink/mo3K3VTQ3KE9DYN/B00B9KOCYA . On the left hand side, plugged into my Cyberpower surge protector is the Power supply included with this unit.Hope this helps.
266493
No. It is strictly a Surge Suppressor outlet. Think of it as a single outlet power strip with surge suppression.
572766
not sure what wall wart means... but if you have the base plugged in and the power goes off, the light remains on.... The base power switch needs to be on for charging - but the light works connected or detached as long as it has a charge. I love this lamp...
1647686
Yes it does block both outlets, I have mine on a power strip. It's sister, the 402A does not cover both outlets.
2271953
I purchased one from another site. It came with a 5 V 2 A regulated wall wart type power supply in the factory blister pack. My unit is one of the few that works well with Raspberry Pi.
1253719
You can plug two of these into a standard two outlet wall connection. Not sure about a power strip.
914242
This is a Power strip, not Surge protector, It has a power switch with a built in light on the switch.
1682756
Also looking for this. Starting to wonder if it's not a true surge protector, and just has a simple fuse like most power strips.
1629561
It has three prongs to be plugged in with a three hole outlet coming out the bottom. If you put it in the bottom outlet of the two in the wall, you should still be able to use the other as normal.
825938
This is a power strip only, there is no surge suppressor related to this power strip. Fits American style wall plugs only.
915065
Never plug a power backup unit such as this into a protector strip. It can cause power surges and other issues.
1380267
Like everyone else says, it works no problem with a power strip as long as you don't exceed total watts. I have several electronic items plugged into mine through a power strip.
915066
In case people ever come back to read this, you should NEVER connect a surge protector into any surge protected UPS. This is because it causes a ground loop in the wiring, in which the smaller surge protector is constantly triggered into thinking there is a power outage, ever though there isn't one. What this does is causes power spiking across the entire power strip, which can damage the UPS, your connected devices, and errors across your devices due to lower than optimal power ratings. Buy non-surge protected power strips if you need more ports for your UPS.
48856
You CAN plug it into a basic extension cord, its how I have one of them ran actually. It CANNOT be a plugged into a surge protector or power strip. Most likely because of the extra components and electrical circuitry interfering with their signaling.
2050013
The power supply for this item is a typical "wall wart," roughly cubical in shape with an AC plug attached, and measuring about 2 3/8 by 2 by 1 3/4. Output is 19V. I'm not looking at it right now, but I can get current capacity if you need it.
1252492
This is only a plug adapter, it is not a transformer. Therefore, while it will allow you to plug any 3-prong or 2-prong US electrical device into it, it will still give you the power of the host receptacle. If your power strip/surge protector is designed to work with the type of power in the host receptacle, then this will do what you want.
1978575
I've just purchased this monitor myself and while it does have a power brick it is set in the middle of the power run. That is one cable from the wall to the brick and another from the brick to the monitor. It doesn't hog a lot of outlet space that way.