Is this timer large so that it blocks both outlets in a wall socket, or is the other outlet still free?
1647684
If you plug it into the lower socket, the top socket is fully accessible; on the other hand, if you plug it into the top socket, the lower socket is inaccessible.
1647685
In order keep the other outlet free on the wall outlet, you have to plug the timer on the bottom outlet. Because one plug blade is wider than the other (polarized plug), you cannot plug the timer on the upper outlet upside down (because the wider blade will not fit into the smaller outlet slot).
1647686
Yes it does block both outlets, I have mine on a power strip. It's sister, the 402A does not cover both outlets.
2261324
Both outlets work on the same time. Don't buy it. I tried 2 of them and neither worked. Try a different brand.
1425809
both same it's one timer controlling both outlets. I have had various timers for our landscaping light transformers and this one seems to be holding up the best and is accurate.
1144933
It does block it if you put it on the top outlet but if you use it on bottom one it won't block the top one. But there's also the 3 outlet surge protector if you need more outlets and will also work with the washers because it has the same delay cycle.
1346903
Gary, this plugs into a double outlet covering the two sets of plug-ins and the six new ones are on either side but I do not know if one side is controlled by one plug or not. Since it probably cannot be plugged in without covering both outlets, I can't say. if one of your outlets is bad or not working, I do not know if this one will give you three or six or none at all.
772414
If you are asking if it has a outlet built in, no. But it is not so large that it blocks the second outlet.
567608
No, use the Connection ribbon that came with the timer. As a additional note. Power failures and surges shorted two of my timers. I have since installed a Surge Protecting receptacle.
38009
It doesn't seem to block the upper outlet for a normal 3 prong grounded plug. A wall wart type plug might be a problem, but a normal plug fits in the upper outlet hole with the unit plugged in the lower hole. Oh, and it does work upside down, as elektrodragon mentions below. One of my outlets is switched, so I have it in the upper non switched outlet 'upside down' and a lamp plugged in the bottom outlet.
847726
Yes to the first question. The second -- it won't take up both outlet if you put it in the upper outlet and use a regular plug on the bottom outlet. I like it a lot.
1705945
It does not have a continuous socket, but does have an override switch which may serve the same purpose. Although the timer does indeed serve its purpose, I find that the timer mechanism tends to creep 15 minutes or so every two weeks and I have to adjust it. I'd still recommend it nonetheless.
2074361
There is no timer on it, but I see no reason why you couldn't plug the cord into the wall with a timer in between.
1897288
It does block the second outlet if you plug it into the top outlet. If you plug it into the bottom outlet it doesn't. Its not noisy at all.
2017120
I had to put it in the top outlet socket or it would have blocked the other one. It is bigger than I figured but the light is bright.
692846
although I am using it for a whole house fan. It is a normal "timer" wall switch and can't see any reason it would not work for both. Hope it helps since I can't give you a definite.
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.
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.
974610
No, the top outlet is not blocked when plugged into the bottom receptical of the outlet. A great reliable product for home use. The foldin plug makes it good for travel.