How wide is it on a power strip? Do you have to sacrifice outlets to either side of it?
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It's like most adapters, I put it at the end but I still loose the one next to it(it covers the ground hole slightly). I guess if you had a two prong cord that was thin, you could probably still plug it in, haven't tried that one yet. My strip has all three prong cords in it.
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At the widest it is approximately 1 5/8", and the length 1s 2 1/8". I looked at several outlets & power strips in my home to best answer your question. I have one power strip where no outlet has to be sacrificed (Interex S1202M). The other power strip in the same room, where the outlets line up vertically, it doesn't fit without infringing on the next outlets. I also tried it out in regular outlets-it works beautifully in GFI outlets, but not in regular ones. So it depends what type power strip you are using, how the outlets are lined up on the strip & what else you need to put in that strip. Hope this helps. At the widest it is approximately 1 5/8", and the length 1s 2 1/8". I looked at several outlets & power strips in my home to best answer your question. I have one power strip where no outlet has to be sacrificed (Interex S1202M). The other power strip in the same room, where the outlets line up vertically, it doesn't fit without infringing on the next outlets. I also tried it out in regular outlets-it works beautifully in GFI outlets, but not in regular ones. So it depends what type power strip you are using, how the outlets are lined up on the strip & what else you need to put in... » Read More At the widest it is approximately 1 5/8", and the length 1s 2 1/8". I looked at several outlets & power strips in my home to best answer your question. I have one power strip where no outlet has to be sacrificed (Interex S1202M). The other power strip in the same room, where the outlets line up vertically, it doesn't fit without infringing on the next outlets. I also tried it out in regular outlets-it works beautifully in GFI outlets, but not in regular ones. So it depends what type power strip you are using, how the outlets are lined up on the strip & what else you need to put in that strip. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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At the widest it is approximately 1 5/8", and the length 1s 2 1/8". I looked at several outlets & power strips in my home to best answer your question. I have one power strip where no outlet has to be sacrificed (Interex S1202M). The other power strip in the same room, where the outlets line up vertically, it doesn't fit without infringing on the next outlets. I also tried it out in regular outlets-it works beautifully in GFI outlets, but not in regular ones. So it depends what type power strip you are using, how the outlets are lined up on the strip & what else you need to put in that strip. Hope this helps.
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Since it doesn't have a 3rd prong you can face it whatever direction you want. I have it on the front end end of my power strip with the USB port facing the same way as the power cord and it doesn't get in the way of any other outlets. If you turn it the other way or put it in the middle of the power strip it will take up two outlets worth of room. I hope this was helpful.
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Ok, really late on this sorry. I took pictures but could not upload them. So, not a lot of room on either side of this thing. You can barely squeeze in a regular plug next to it but it's possible. Anything other then a regular sized plug, nope. For me this has come in handy and even though it's a bit wide, it works great.
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No it does not come with a power strip. Top comes off, so you can put one in.
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The front panel is wider than the rest of the unit and is removable. The cord comes out of the bottom right so I located my wall outlet as close as possible to the far left side. The cord wraps up the right side runs along the top and down the left side. It tucks between the front class and the base of the unit. The plug and outlet can only be seen from the very left side but the cord is hidden.
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Not sure how to answer as it needs 2 receptacles to use both sides but it's rated at low wattage at 77 watts total.
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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.
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You can plug two of these into a standard two outlet wall connection. Not sure about a power strip.
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Yes, but it is kind of chunky so unless you put it at the end, it'll cover up another outlet on the strip. Make sure it's a strip with the 3 holes for each plug, not 2.
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It's open in the back, it only has two side that come together. It sits around 4" from the wall if you have the desk against a corner so you have plenty of options for cords. My power strip fit back there with no problems.
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The power strip is 48 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches. (1.5 inches thick, and 48 inches long.)This is the measurement of just the power strip, without the power cord. The power cord is a generous 15 ft.Hope this helps! You may also want to visit the product spec page at http://www.tripplite.com/shared/product-pages/en/SS741515.pdf
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Just 31" (measured) -- not long enough to plug in to the wall outlet or floor power strip and reach your desk.
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I don't remember--but I doubt it. As soon as I found out this device could not accommodate the power bricks I was trying to supply side-by-side on a single power strip, I re-packaged it and initiated a return-for-refund. It is long gone.
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You can't have 2 strips coming into the same adapter; not as far as I know without doing some wiring. I could be wrong tho :) However, the adapter is plenty powerful enough to run both your strips. I believe its made to power a little over a 16' strip of LEDs. I used one on a bookcase and it was fine. The only thing I had to do though, was cut the LED strip when I got to the corners and use a special connector you can buy on Amazon too, but I didnt have to worry about going an opposite direction like you are. I would say you'll maybe have to solder the wires or the strip together close to the outlet.
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The outlet, though not a perfect rectangle, is just over 7 inches long and 3 and 1/8 inches wide.
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The power strip is 48 x 1.5 x 1.5 inches. (1.5 inches thick, and 48 inches long.) This is the measurement of just the power strip, without the power cord. The power cord is a generous 15 ft. Hope this helps! You may also want to visit the product spec page at http://www.tripplite.com/shared/product-pages/en/SS741515.pdf
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Strip says its 15 watts/ meter and it is 5 meters( about15 feet) so at 12 volts that's 6.25 amps minimum per strip. 8 to 9 amps would be a better value to use to size your power supply. 3 strips with a 20 amp power supply would've pushing it.
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There is a drawer under the top shelf and the areas on either side of the drawer are short, so I do not believe a power strip will fit there. Hope this helps!
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hisorry, i am not near my outlet, so cannot measure it for you. it works well & have not had any problems with it. maybe when you google the item it will give you the spec's. Good luck