Can this be plugged into a power strip?
617281
I do use mine plugged into a work bench power strip. I needed the advantage of a switch for my hot glue gun which doesn't have an on/off switch. It works fine and does not take up more than the space of one outlet if put on the end with the switch toward the outside.
617282
Yes. I don't use it that way but it's really just like one of those things you plug in to give you more outlets to a single plug-in with the option to switch it off. I love mine. I use it as an on/off switch for an antique lamp. Makes on/off as east as pie without having to install a switch on my Victorian lamp.
15121
It's got a power supply with it. I have that plugged into my power strip...
1177854
No! Mine almost caught on fire and it melted the power strip and my wall outlet. It says in the manual not to plug it into a power strip, but I didn't see that until it was too late.
1445113
Yes, provided the outlet has a grounding socket (which all outlets in N. America do). Of course it would be subject to the same ramifications from water, humidity, moisture, dirt, etc. as anything else you plug into an outdoor outlet. The power strip wouldn't be of much use outdoors as the cord is very short. It was designed more for the hotel desk lamp outlet for the on-the-go Traveler.
1421584
It's a good unit and my husband said he wouldn't see why you could not plug it into a powerstrip. Just check the power bar for AMPS restrictions.
48852
It is preferable to plug the unit directly in to an outlet, but plugging it in to an extension cord should work OK. Do NOT however plug the unit into a power strip or the results will be unsatisfactory.
1239567
This strip is powered by a 12 volts DC converter, so as long as your power supply has an output of 12vdc then I would not hesitate hooking them up. This is a very versatile set of lights. Have fun with them.
786408
Outside of the US, you will need an adapter. In other words, the part of this power strip that plugs into the wall will need to be plugged into an adapter first.
103776
Lisa, I have not connected to a power strip. I have connected it to multiple extension cord outside and it works amazingly. The only suggestion I have is to make sure that your hub is close enough to it. Hope this helps. Brendon
2155518
Sure, but most power strips already have their own built-in on/off switch, in which case you wouldn't need this separate switch. But not all power strips have an on/off light connected to their on/off switch, in which case this little separate switch could be handy, so you won't inadvertently leave everything switched on.
1604225
I don't believe so and I wouldn't use an adapter. You will probably blow the powerstrip.
930353
It can with ease, but I would advise not doing so, since this power strip has no surge protection.
394053
You would need a power adapter, as it does not have the 120 volt/220 volt capability built in.
1907094
Yes, but you will need an adapter for the plug, since it won't fit the outlet. (Note: the power adapter is rated 110-240V/50-60Hz)
1357585
Sorry, I have no idea. But, I have plugged it in multiple times to my power strip at work that already have many things plugged into it. Works just fine.
743201
Yes it can. I have not found any device that will not plug in to this strip. The male plug from the strip is for European 220 volt two pin outlets. THE STRIP DOES NOT CONVERT VOLTAGE. If you plug it into a 220 volt outlet, you can use chargers and other devices rated for that voltage. Plug an 110 volt hair drier in to a 220 volt source and you will be entertained by an explosion.
1140541
No it doesn't come with a power strip. But a small one will fit inside the back.