How do you know which outlet goes with which item, if I'm electronics illiterate? Want to buy prod.if it does all items. Travel''g=tight packingThanks
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The outlets are marked 5V1A or 5V2.1A which simply means 5 volts 1 amp or 2.1 amp. All outlets will charge most phones as they typically require only 1A of power while iPads and some tablets require 2.1A of power. You simply plug the USB end of the power cord into the correct outlet. Refer to the manufacturers recommendations for the correct outlet. The unit will work in a 120-240 VAC 50 or 60 cycle environment which means it will typically work anywhere in the world and on board almost all ships.
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It doesn't matter which you use. The .5 works best on phone and small pads. the 2.1 is for tablets and larger items. Using the lower power on larger items will just slow done the charging process. Using the higher power on smaller items won't hurt them but won't make them charge faster either.
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On the side it labels each outlet as to whether they are 2.1 amp or 1 amp. The device works with everything I have plugged into it. Obviously devices that draw more than 1 amp have to be plugged into the two 2.1 amp ports. Device works great. They do make a plugless version if you want a smaller device for traveling. I like the cord for versatility.
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Not to sound condescending, but I'm not aware of your knowledge... Are you sure the outlet you have it plugged into works? First: Try something you know works in another outlet. Second: If you are able to confirm it does not work, contact the seller, explain and ask for a replacement product. I own this product and have no problems. They should work with you.
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Alot of merchants will ship this internationally, but remember it's made for the US market and you'd need a converter and plug to fit your outlet. You have to really make sure you know what you are doing if you want to use this outside the US.
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Yes, the outlets there are different. Be sure when buying to buy the right the correct adapter, they range from continent and even country sometimes.
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It's one item in different views. It's only good for electronics, though, and I found it difficult to plug into some outlets in England, although I had no issue with it in Scotland.
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It is both a power surge protector and a four socket outlet. A DREAM for traveling through airports where demand always outstrips supply....
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Looking at the manual there is no specific outlet for a UPS. There are 4 outlets. One is by itself for a block transformer you usually see like for home routers or stuff like that. Other than that there is no indication on what outlet to use for a UPS.
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Becky, it's a grounded (3-prong) plug on the back and it rotates to lie flush/flat on the back, so it doesn't protrude until you need it. It's not in the middle of the back, but it's behind the end where the USB grounded/protected outlets are located. Unfortunately, if you stay in an older hotel that only has the double slots, it can't fit. On the other hand, I think the grounded 3rd prong provides more safety, which I'm sure you'd want, since it's a surge protected outlet you'd be purchasing.
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OK, I'm striking out all over. It *is* a surge surpressor. (It's been a LONG time since that trip...) I used this in FRANCE - which uses a socket type E. The plug adapter site says that the plug (2 prongs) will fit into types C E F and L. The outlet you used would have to be a type C (flat) - not the funny recessed one (J). I know I took a cheap netbook with me, rather than my Mac. My Netbook survived the experience.
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I am afraid I can't answer that. I'm not sure where the device is since I'm packing to move.
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Yeah. Home Depot. $19.88 Defiant 12 outlet. Wider spacing for fat and bulky adapters. SKU is 1000021669 and it has surge protection! Way better then the Tripp Lite. Wish I hadn't bought the Tripp Lite. I can't ever imagine anyone ever paying its regular price $89. Even $40 is steep compared to the one mentioned.
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Those are the various "plugs" so that whatever outlet you may encounter in a home, hotel, airport, etc...it would fit.
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We will ship the Unit with a charger suit the buyers location. when he traveling to other countries with it, he need to buy an travel adapter.
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No problem! I still am considering buying this product when I get to my new place.Good luck on finding what you need!
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&lt;Kosh&gt; Ah, you seek meaning. Then listen to the music, not the song. &lt;/Kosh&gt; Jokes aside, this doesn't come with any charging device. I guess there's an assumption that if you want a USB travel charger, you'll already have some kind of USB power out at home. It's input is USB micro.
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one wall plug becomes two USBs (not sure on amperage) and two plugs w/ some basic surge protectionI've had 4 devices going @ once, but not normally (usually two USBs & my laptop charger plug)the 3 prongs on the back fold in so throwing this plug into a brief case/bag won't lead to bent prongs or stabs into other belongingsI have two (one for travel one for home) and gave two as presentsI like 'em!
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Sorry I can not help. I bought the one that I have for travel and I have not used it yet. Trip coming up through and will be testing it out in a week or two to make sure it works properly.