I have this. Would it work plugged into a surge protect behind this station: http://www.amazon.com/Charging-Organi...
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I really wish I could answer your question but the link provided does does not bring up any product. I do think that this product was designed specifically to plug into a 3 prong wall outlet.
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The instructions say to plug in to an outlet only, no extention cords or other devices. I know it will not work with an extention cord because I tried it. Outlets are protected by a circuit breaker. I would not use a surge protector.
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i didn't try it on a 24/7 basis. my suggestion is you can try to plug also with a surge protector so that it will protect you home.
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I use the power line and it works.... But I don't think you are supposed to use it with surge protectors... I found some of my wall outlets work better than others... In terms of performance... I get good internet speed but only get 4MB/sec when transferring files in network
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I'm guessing it would fry it, but check the documentation that come with yours (I don't have mine handy).The chargers I'm used to using are so fragile (electrically), I probably wouldn't want to push this one, although I've got two and they've never given me any problems. The cheapo ones that come with RTF kits are the ones I had problems with.TL;DR: most likely not.
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Although we didn't experience a surge event, The manufacturer says it does have the surge protection. I've never bought anything from amazon that was not what it was claimed to be. We used ours for a two week stay in Italy. I brought an adaptor that plugs into it and gave us three outlets. You'll need the charger for each individual item you want to charge. I had my CPAP and chargers for both of our phones charging every night. It worked flawlessly for us. I see that they offer them with USB connections. With the right combination of cables/adaptors it would work out just as well. Good luck and have a great trip!
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I didn't have one. Sounds more like a power strip to me. I had the same equipment, each on its own adapter, outlet. I didn't have surge protection, it an was fine but could have been luck of the draw. If you want added peace of mind, then get it.
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Thank you for the question!It is not recommended to plug an extension cord or another power strip into a surge protector. It will still work, however the surge protection function will no longer work and your equipment will be at risk of surges.Globe Customer Appreciation Team
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I used a surge protected with mine. It was fine. However I bought mine in feb now it doesnt work. Just stopped working. I think I will stick to the brand "comfort zone" from walmart. Under $20 and still working
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I have put in a surge protector in the top with the wiring. The biggest fault I have is that it is not deep enough to keep the top closed. I run the wires through the holes in from for charging my ipad and iphones.
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Yes and No. The USB ports are powered and the surge suppress indicator works. I have mine plugged into a GFCI outlet. This device is designed to be attached to a standard duplex outlet using the supplied screw that mates with the screw hole for a standard wall plate. This cannot be done with a GFCI. I use it by being careful to hold the device when pulling cables out.
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Yes it does. I would just recommend unplugging the unit when you are not using it. You are supposed to do that anyway even if it's plugged into a surge protector.
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I thought this was my answer, but since it has to be plugged in and most plugs are low and behind things, it didn't work. I ended up getting something else. Good luck
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The manual clearly warns against connecting this to an ungrounded unit. An ungrounded outlet is not only a safety risk to what you plug in it, but also completely negates any benefit of a surge protector.
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You might be able to, but it isn't safe to do so. I use a Portable GFCI Plug with mine. You can find them on amazon at the following page: TRC 90033 Shockshield White Portable GFCI Plug with Surge Protection
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I say "yes" by implication and design. Read the following review of the Accell: http://thewirecutter.com/reviews/best-travel-power-strip-with-usb/Neither the review nor the company website specifically state that the USB outlets are surge protected, so you have to draw your own conclusion OR contact Accell support.
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Your charging station requires AC 6V300mA (AC=Alternating Current) and this item here is an AC/DC Power Adapter, which delivers 6V DC (Direct Current), so it will NOT work with your charging station. What you need is an AC/AC 6V Adapter.