Does it have a 90 degree flat plug where it fits in the wall socket?
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The wall plug end of the Power Curve, that plugs into the wall socket, is 3 pronged, attached to the end of the cable coming from the Power Curve itself. The wall socket plug is flat on top, and, if I remember correctly, is at 90 degrees to the vertical wall socket receptors. So the Power Curve connector fits sideways on the wall socket, allowing another plug connection to be added to the wall socket, if there are two outlets on the wall socket, for example. I am not physically present in the condo where the Power Curve is now located, but, if my memory serves me well, I think the above description of the connector is accurate.
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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.
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The wall plug end of the Power Curve, that plugs into the wall socket, is 3 pronged, attached to the end of the cable coming from the Power Curve itself. The wall socket plug is flat on top, and, if I remember correctly, is at 90 degrees to the vertical wall socket receptors. So the Power Curve connector fits sideways on the wall socket, allowing another plug connection to be added to the wall socket, if there are two outlets on the wall socket, for example. I am not physically present in the condo where the Power Curve is now located, but, if my memory serves me well, I think the above description of the connector is accurate. The wall plug end of the Power Curve, that plugs into the wall socket, is 3 pronged, attached to the end of the cable coming from the Power Curve itself. The wall socket plug is flat on top, and, if I remember correctly, is at 90 degrees to the vertical wall socket receptors. So the Power Curve connector fits sideways on the wall socket, allowing another plug connection to be added to the wall socket, if there are two outlets on the wall socket, for example. I am not physically present in the condo where the Power Curve is now located, but, if my memory serves me well, I think the... » Read More The wall plug end of the Power Curve, that plugs into the wall socket, is 3 pronged, attached to the end of the cable coming from the Power Curve itself. The wall socket plug is flat on top, and, if I remember correctly, is at 90 degrees to the vertical wall socket receptors. So the Power Curve connector fits sideways on the wall socket, allowing another plug connection to be added to the wall socket, if there are two outlets on the wall socket, for example. I am not physically present in the condo where the Power Curve is now located, but, if my memory serves me well, I think the above description of the connector is accurate. « Show Less
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It has a 3-foot cord terminating in a three-pronged, grounded plug to plug into wall outlet
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Straight plug, i.e. the cord does not hang flat against the wall but sticks out perpendicular from the outlet (the usual orientation for most plugs).
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This one has about an inch on each side of the plug. I don't know about any other products. We have this mounted under our desk and it works great!
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It does not fit flat against the wall. There is a protruding part at that left of the back. On the right I had enough room for the plug so I lost about 2 to 3 inches of counter depth. I still had enough room in the front on the counter so I'm happy with it. I hope this helps you. Best of luck!
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It does not have a flat plug. For a clever design like this, kind of disappointed it doesn't ship with a flat plug. I purchased a 6" extension from a local store that has a flat plug and use that with it.
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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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Susan - If you mean "a regular electric socket" as a normal household 110/115v outlet, then, yes it does plug into a regular electric socket. Hope this helps.
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I honestly don't recall but if it doesn't say so in the specs, I would assume it doesn't. Also, mine is already a 1/8" plug.
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Yes! It does got a right angle plug. It only sticks out 3/4 of an inch from the wall.
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http://home.howstuffworks.com/two-flat-prong-plug-holes.htmYes it has a regular plug. The above link show's you what it looks like.:) Enjoy
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It plugs in flush to the outlet, rather than sticking out like most plugs. With the ground prong on the bottom, the cord drops down at about a 45 degree angle. The plug is a circle w/a diameter of about 1 3/8". It's about 3/4" thick.
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They go straight in, it does not have a 90° angle plug. I hope this answers your question.
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Mine came with a straight plug unfortunately. No idea why... works perfectly otherwise.
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It is a 90° angle. When plugged in, the plastic 90° bend sticks out of your device a little over 1/4".
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Oh, no. It is not 90 degree plug. I think the picture is just for the 8 feet one
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Yes it does. Two AC prongs fold out in the back of the charger. when pluged in it is flush with the wall.
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It would very tight...a straight plug would probably not work and 90 may...