when plugged in, will the cord go directly down towards the floor? Or does the cord go outward horizontally? Is the plug rotatable?
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Neither. Imagine your wall plate as a map: the cord points southeast. (Don't ask why!) I don't know what you mean by "rotatable," but the entire unit is quite rigid except for the cord--which is very thick and does not bend much more than is shown in the illustration. The conductors inside the plug have to be very thick to handle the current, and the housing that contains the plug also has to be very thick to provide insulation from both the electricity and the heat. Nothing is movable.
1639259
In the majority of 3-prong, 120-vac, 15A, electrical wall duplex-receptacle installations, the ground-lug(round-prong hole) of the receptacle is normally closest to the floor, so this cord will go down towards the floor. The 3-prong 120-vac duplex receptacle placement is dependent on the Electrician/DIYer whether he placed the receptacle in a horizontal, or vertical direction and whether the ground lug is orientated left, right, top or bottom of the wall-plate.
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If the duplex-receptacle outlet in the wall is installed with the round prong grounding hole below the "hot" and neutral slots then the cord will go directly down towards the floor. If not it will go upward. An electrician can reposition the wall outlet if necessary. The plug is not rotatable nor does the cord project outward horizontally from the wall. Good luck!
1220583
I'm not sure how you mean, but this power strip has plugs that all face the same direction, up, when placed flat on the floor.
908297
It is not flat. It is a heavy duty plug. I guess you need at least 2 inch clearance.
1376567
Yes. It is a combination power cord and power brick. From my desk, the cord goes to the floor, joins to the brick, and more cord goes to the outlet.
784704
The plugs can be set both ways. I prefer flush to the side behind furniture, and angled if you just want keep plugs raised off the floor.
1292481
The yellow portion rotates. You can have the exhaust set up to ground level to blow horizontally across the floor. We have 3 of these. You can plug them off of each other too.
1354179
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).
1042608
Normally it would "stick out". I overcame this by applying two small strips of velcro with sticky taped back to it. One part to the plug and the other to the carpet. IT does not damage the carpet but does keep the plug nice and against the wall and out of the way
273747
All four outlets rotate in both directions. The large unit has to be screwed in to be grounded, so it does not move once it is attached.
1007704
Yes as it rotates. Although it might be cheaper just to rotate the outlet ??
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It's a 3-prong plug with the cord coming off the bottom. It doesn't swivel.
357171
It does not swivel, it's orientation is dependent on how the outlet that it's plugging into is oriented
1943557
Yes, it goes straight down also and is not angled to the side like some newer extension cords.
1764570
When I open the pad up the plug is on the bottom corner, so you would need to turn the pad so the plug would be near the bottom right or the bottom left depending on where you set your face cradle up, and where the wall outlet is. I like it in the back personally and the cord is long so I like it at that end so I don't trip over it.
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The plastic (black) part is not quite 3/4" in one direction and 1/2" the other direction. Depending on which direction you have your outlet positioned you can direct your cable down or up. Since I was running the cable down through the floor and under my house to the next room I have my cable going down. These are great for directing the cable properly rather than bending it and risk breaking something.
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The plus is not flat, but it is not a standard plug either. It is shaped like a small egg and the cord comes out the side of the plug it does work nicely behind a sofa or desk. Here is another image so that you can see what it looks like:http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812120807
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Cord attaches to either side. I have mine mounted "upside down" on bottom of upper cabinets.