Will this work for a plug that is sideways and located about an inch to inch 1/2 from the floor?
213082
I believe it would - so long as there was enough room (6 inches or so) along side to slide the top over to lock it in place.
213083
I think it might depend on how thick/bendable the cord is. If it's a thick cord, I don't think it's wide enough to allow for it to bend 90 degrees for the cord to pass through the bottom.
213084
No, you need over an inch clearance from the edge of the plug to the floor.
37159
It should be right on the side. The plug is for 20 amp so the plug looks a little strange
1034674
Pay paricular attenention to the plug on small end , is it same shape as the one you need
237599
It's not a flat plug. I have those bubble type covers on my outdoor outlets and it barely closes. I think 2", as another user mentioned, is about right.
838144
If you have "firewall" clearance it will work. #1 plug wire will be located one spot to the right.
1426994
Technically yes, but I don't think the length of the cord lends itself well to being a floor lamp and running the wire through the inside. It would have to exit half way down or something.
1439132
The power cord comes out of the unit on the front, lower, right corner and is just under 5' in length. It will be close but should reach. You may need to turn the outlet in the wall upside down.
2027799
The plug-in is about 3 inches long and about 1 inch wide. If you can't plug it in on an end, it will probably cover 2 or 3 other plugs. My surge suppressor has slots that are sideways, so it is not an issue.
846425
The plug is design for a circular plug. It will not accommodate rectangular plug
890487
If it has the same size port that the plug is shaped as, I believe it should. I can say that it is very very durable; much more than some I found sold in stores. Your shipping will be a bit long as the product comes out of Hong Kong. You will like the construction and its heavy duty appearance.
274047
There are holes in mine at top, bottom and middle. So if your square outlet cover is the same height as a standard outlet it might work.
2160457
the plug is rca to 1/4 and is standard RCA and 1/4, so if your stuff use this kind of plug it should be okay.
346764
It plugs in flush to the outlet, rather than sticking out like most plugs. With the ground prong on the bottom, the cord drops down at about a 45 degree angle. The plug is a circle w/a diameter of about 1 3/8". It's about 3/4" thick.
633070
The original adapter for mine was the square where this is more of a rectangle. You will be able to plug something next to this fine if you are using a wall socket and plugging this into the top slot and anything can plug into the bottom socket. If you are using something like a surge protector then this will cover 2 slots.
453277
YES - See Glen R. Finley answer. His is spot on at 9.25" for the unit itself. The plugs are also on the rear of the unit - so you will need to plan for the depth of any of your plugs, whether plugging cords straight in; right angle; or small power transformers. The side-rails for mounting allow you to adjust the inset depth for mounting in a cabinet.
1584369
Yes! It does got a right angle plug. It only sticks out 3/4 of an inch from the wall.
87588
No, sock is too deep - You will need to use a short extension, plug into floor box then plug transformer int extension. Can purchase short extension at any DIY store.