Well these fit side by side in duplex outlets?
743808
Most duplex outlets I have observed, two Belkin Surge Cubes will not work due to the width of the units.
743809
Another answer is correct also. Unless you have a divided duplex (where there are two circuits in one outlet), the entire duplex and connected items are all served by the one surge protector up to its electrical limits.
743810
No, but there is typically no need. A surge protector anywhere on the circuit protects that entire circuit. So unless you have the duplex spilt into two circuits (common on newer washer and dryer outlets) there will be no need for two in the same outlet.
743811
No, but if one unit is plugged into the lower outlet of a duplex wall socket, another cord can be plugged in above. One could plug a short power strip into just one unit. Or, a very short cord, such as used to connect power supplies to a power strip, could connect the second unit to the duplex. I have just done both.
1468935
They are designed as one unit that cannot be linked end to end with another. They only have a plug on one end. I have two on one part of my roof and both are plugged into one outlet near the edge of the roof. You may have to install more outlets around the house/building.
1233644
Yes, plus the plug that goes into the wall turns 360 degrees so the three outlets can be positioned horizontally or vertically.
1564676
Yes, they will fit well side by side, and they are good looking. Enjoy!Faun Chidester
1407626
The cable is approximately 6" so yes they need to be side by side. APC may make an extender cable. That I do not know...
1670351
I don't believe so. In comparison to a regular duplex outlet, there isn't a metal bridge tab on the side that I see that is designed so you can 'break/snap' to turn the outlet into a half hot. Also, I don't see anything in the instructions that reference this as well, so I believe not.
726140
Are you asking if it fits so you don't see the outlets? I mounted mine above the outlets but still couldn't see them due to it being directly below them.
1590787
Without modification yes. You should be able to sure them to the same switch pretty easy though
1672193
You plug them into the socket and that's it! (They will all be connected to each other, as long as they are in the same circuit panel)
512994
The unit is fairly wide and deep. There might not be enough space to acccomodate the units and all the wires for more than one unit. I have them installed in 2 gang boxes.
300585
I think it is a standard junction box for a duplex outlet. On the orbit website, they show the box, but don't give exact dimensions. http://www.orbitelectric.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=flypage.pbv.v1.tpl&product_id=5905&category_id=70&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=11
537205
No, each is separate from the other, but you could wire as such if you choose.
1896854
Not sure what you mean by stacked, but they will fit in any AVR, stereo system etc from Stereo to 7.1 or above. Open or closed is a preference. Closed, the wire is inserted through back of plug and wire are faned over for contact. Open is a slot of the side that you can screw in the wire. Monoprice has a great video on the difference in plugs and how they function that I suggest you look at on their website before you buy so you can make the right choice for your needs and system. These are very good plugs and a good buy for the money. Happy listening!
171046
No. This is just a splitter, giving you a couple of other outlets to connect to simultaneously.
1943555
The plug is shaped like a teardrop with the larger part having the two prongs. When plugged in it lies parallel with the face plate, i.e., it is perpendicular to the floor and extends beyond the faceplate, not into the other plug. So it shouldn't interfere with whatever you want to plug into the other receptacle. I hope that is clear.
1774131
No, just one side at a time. You have to go to the next model up for duplexing capabilities.
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.