Is there a case or something to protect the (third) plastic prong on UK adapter from being broken off?
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Hi! Yes there is a small cloth case that does the job! It's a fantastic adapter, I recommend purchasing it! Good luck
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It's a 3-prong male. The prongs fold into the back of the case, but I don't believe there is a way to pull out only the 2 prongs and leave the 3rd hidden.I haven't tried to only plug in only the top 2, but whenever I fold out the prongs, they appear to be attached to each other in some way as the top 2 won't fully extend if the 3rd one doesn't extend as well.Hope that helps!
853132
Neither one of my distribution companies carry the adapter. Not sure where to tell you to locate it.
1284382
You Could Order An Adapter For It. Or Return It For The Regular Plug, Because The One You Have Could Be The UK Plug And Not The US.
1499583
It completely replaced mine. There is no outlet plate behind mine; I don't think the adapter would fit securely or safely if there was a plate behind it. You screw the adapter unit directly to the outlet, not the outlet cover plate.
841931
Sealed case, probably a flat cell. Would probably destroy unit attempting to replace it unless very careful.
1021436
One thing you can try is to heat up it and unscrew. If it doesn't work, wrap it with something to protect the threads and use a pair of pliers to unscrew. If top of the adapter is high enough than 3/8 screw, use a kind of blade to use it as screw driver, using two notches. I hope this would be a help.
630611
You better check this out as my last trip to Europe & had seperate plugs for each outlet BUT so much new on the market now....I did damage to one unit in London!
1869515
The plug at the end of the cable on the back is a standard North American three-prong, grounded plug. However, the entire cable is removable and the end that fits into the converter is a standard D-shaped connection that you will find on the back of most other household electronics such as printers, computers, etc... so you should be able to find a suitable cable at a hardware store or electronics store fairly cheaply. The other option would be to use a local plug adaptor on the provided cable to make it fit.
36870
the cord where you plugin the adapter falls off and breaks to easily when it is in this position. I had 2 break off from 2 different orders.
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the prongs that plug into the outlet are folded within the adapter and will swivel out for use.
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Yes everything after the adapter would be Protected but be careful not to overload with the multi plug strip.
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I don't know, the packaging is long gone; one word of caution: i'm on my second one, the round pin of the first one broke when i was trying to plug in a tight space.
2053169
If your country specific adapter plug will not accept the thee-prong plug from the power strip you will need to buy a 3-prong to 2-prong adapter in order to plug the strip into your Uk adapter plug.
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I haven't had any problems with this, as there are holes cut-out for these buttons. When I recharge my Asus 300t, I just turn the computer in the case, since there is no hole for the adapter.
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Physically you can plug the adapter into a 3 pole North American outlet. Of course, you will NOT have ground connection and protection.
1137893
Try using Giff Gaff ,it's the cheapest one I found in the uk,you can recharge it at many places.