Is the wall plug flat or a normal one?
1129684
It has a regular three prong plug, not any sort of flat or squared AC plug.
1115340
I am not sure what you mean by a flat plug. The back of the corded (4ft cord) plug is flat but it is about 5/8 of an inch thick.
595413
Nope. It's a 'standard' type plug that goes straight into the wall. It's a thick gauge cord too, so it's not like you could bend it out of the way if you're in a tight spot. Great product, though.
1112331
i think its just a slight one it plugs up via Usb instead of wall outlet which was apparently a design flaw in the last one
1172928
This has a "normal" plug and because it is a heavy duty cord it takes more room to bend and go up/down instead of out. This is a very high quality product and I haven't seen any flat plugs in existence that didn't look at least a little cheap.
296544
the plugs are adequately spaced so you can fit a regular sized plug side by side. the back has one three prong plug. a downside is that it sits flat against the wall when plugged but see in the middle under plug number two theres a set screw that can be screwed into something but if your wall doesn't have a hole there the screw is useless.
1159366
The plus is not flat, but it is not a standard plug either. It is shaped like a small egg and the cord comes out the side of the plug it does work nicely behind a sofa or desk. Here is another image so that you can see what it looks like:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812120807
1694273
One is just slightly larger, like most plugs. Any normal plug will fit into it. I plug a hair dryer and curling iron into mine. And it plugs right into a regular wall plug.
1509249
It's a regular 2 prong plug, where one side is a little bigger than the other.
1239298
The cord part, the part that would be under your rug, is the same as any other typical household extension cord. The only thing flat is the part that plugs into the wall.
2023069
No, it is not a regular plug. The preferred option for this unit is to hardwire back to breaker box. Alternatively you can instal a specific 240V 20A outlet. Either way you need 2 free adjacent 120V circuits in your box on opposite phases. If you are not experienced in this I recommend you hire a professional to do the instal as it can be very dangerous if not done correctly to local code.
1691160
Yes...it plugs into the wall with a flat plug... About 3/4 of an inch thick
1122116
Frankly don't. Wall end or power cord is normal 3prong plug. My unit has been in place for a few months with no problems at all.
826398
The one pictured is the one that I got, and the wall connector is or was a flat connector so that it doesn't stick out more than about 3/8 of an inch. Hope that helps.
698402
They are perfectly flat across the top that extends out from the recessed outlet...the "ridge" extends outward (not upward) so the plug does not go "into the outlet recess too far" and makes the plug easy to retrieve from the outlet. Many plugs do not have the horizontal extension, making them nearly impossible to pull out of the recessed "hole". These are $10 apiece in Europe!
325419
It does not have a flat plug. I was looking for a flat plug when I purchased this one based on RumPunch's comment. I found his information to be wrong.
345168
it is a wide flat cord, but not ultra thin or flattened. while it runs along the floor and wall better than a round cord, it still needs to be fastened/secured to ensure its not a tripping hazard or conspicuous. i have mine running flat behind a bookshelf and along the floor where the wall and floor meet and it conforms fairly well. I hope that helps!