Does the timer block both outlets when you plug it in or does it leave one outlet free to plug in other devices? It's hard to tell from the photo and can't find that info anywhere.
1627667
I have it plugged into a transformer that has only one outlet. I am traveling but will check when I get home if no one else has responded.
1627668
You can plug it into the lower plug and still have access to the upper one - HOWEVER, may I suggest that you read some of the 1 star reviews before getting one of these things.
1627669
The plug (3 prong) is close enough to the bottom of the timer, that if you put the timer in the upper outlet, it will not cover the lower one. However, I am talking about a standard over/under outlet, with the ground prong below the other two. Other outlets may not be as friendly. I have not found one thing to complain about with this timer. It even keeps its setting for up to a minute, I think, while you replace the batteries. Perfection may be impossible to achieve, in real life, but this timer comes very close. That said, it is not the only type I use, because there are others that fit their particular purpose, as well or better, and are cheaper.
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The plug (3 prong) is close enough to the bottom of the timer, that if you put the timer in the upper outlet, it will not cover the lower one. However, I am talking about a standard over/under outlet, with the ground prong below the other two. Other outlets may not be as friendly. I have not found one thing to complain about with this timer. It even keeps its setting for up to a minute, I think, while you replace the batteries. Perfection may be impossible to achieve, in real life, but this timer comes very close. That said, it is not the only type I use, because there are others that fit their particular purpose, as well or better, and are cheaper. The plug (3 prong) is close enough to the bottom of the timer, that if you put the timer in the upper outlet, it will not cover the lower one. However, I am talking about a standard over/under outlet, with the ground prong below the other two. Other outlets may not be as friendly. I have not found one thing to complain about with this timer. It even keeps its setting for up to a minute, I think, while you replace the batteries. Perfection may be impossible to achieve, in real life, but this timer comes very close. That said, it is not the only type I use, because there are others that fit... » Read More The plug (3 prong) is close enough to the bottom of the timer, that if you put the timer in the upper outlet, it will not cover the lower one. However, I am talking about a standard over/under outlet, with the ground prong below the other two. Other outlets may not be as friendly. I have not found one thing to complain about with this timer. It even keeps its setting for up to a minute, I think, while you replace the batteries. Perfection may be impossible to achieve, in real life, but this timer comes very close. That said, it is not the only type I use, because there are others that fit their particular purpose, as well or better, and are cheaper. « Show Less
1842246
The inlet prongs are near the bottom. It could be plugged into the top outlet of a 2 outlet wall unit and it does not block the bottom outlet socket.
1425810
I only use one of the outlets, but I don't think there is any way to have them work separately at different times.
303821
This item is for turning two items off and on at the exact same time. If you want that you will have to get a much more expensive timer box or digital timer box. Another option is to just run multiple timers.
340902
No, you have the ability to place it in the plug so the other outlet is not blocked. This is a great charger btw, super fast!
447199
Hello! Thanks for the quesiton. These units do not cover both sockets. The plug is at the bottom of the unit. We have our light plugged in to the top socket in our outlet leaving the bottom one free. Hope that helps.
1783890
Only one of the 2 plug-ins will work at a time, that Is the problem I had with this and the whole reason I bought it- to use both plugs at same time. From what I understand- your question is wanting the same thing, if not- then please reword question, hopefully that helped!?
1211073
yes it is a timer with multiple outlets. works well but sometimes runs a bit fast.
89911
Yes. There is a switch on the side labeled "ON" and "TIMER". You choose the position "ON" if you want the outlet to remain on.
1735765
It just plugs into a standard outlet. You cannot program it for anything other than the times shown. It is a simple button push to move from onesetting to the next. It is not a repeating timer either. It completely shuts off when it times out.
1705944
It switches from one outlet to the other depending on how long you want which one on. It does have a switch on the side where you can turn it on or switch it to the timer which you have preset. Hope that helps.
1551636
The device monitors the receptacle and simply plugs into one of the plugs, probably the lower one. So, obviously, you then have only one plug available for use. Hope that helps.
1175239
It plugs into one socket on the wall, leaving the other socket free..then it offers on the front two plugs for anything, and 2 usb ports. So you will actually have 3 places to plug in anything and then the two usbs..hope this answers you question..
2211586
This timer mechanically turns off a wall switch, so if the power to your WiFi is controlled by a wall switch it will work. If your WiFi power is not controlled by a wall switch, you will need a different type of timer that plugs into an outlet.
2195876
The on setting will force the socket to be a closed circut, meaning it will be on regardless of what the timer is set for. The timer setting is exactly what you would think, on an off via the tabs on the timer.
2169304
Since this is a timer with built-in valve, anything it is hooked up to will be shut off when that is called for by the timer. Any other restriction will depend on what is attached to the outlet side of the valve. If you have another hose on the outlet side, it will flow just as well as if the timer were not there when it is open.
1979493
Device is a piece of sh't . Buy the single and plug a power strip in to it. That way you can have more than 2 outlets, switch the power off at the strip instead of unplugging the timet. This way the timer is always plugged in so it keeps the right time! Single is also so much easier to program. This one is like mission in possible to even figure out the directions! But yeah all you do is program, plug in your (toys) to the timer, and then timer in to the wall.