Can you put a Belkin 6-Outlet Home/Office Surge Protector with 2.5 feet Cord in the bottom compartment to plug in all your cords?
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I doubt it. I have a six plug in unit that is pretty slim, but I keep it behind the holder.
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There is approximately one inch depth in the bottom compartment so, no, I don't believe a surge protector would fit if all cords were plugged in. I have mine tucked between this and a wall so it is hidden for the most part.
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I use short "pigtail" extension cords that are about 8-12 inches long. You plug the charger into the female end of the cord and the male end of the cord into the outlet. That way the charger doesn't block a second outlet and you can use all the outlets on the power strip/surge protector. The short cords are sometimes called "power strip liberators" or "outlet savers" and are available on Amazon. Here's one: 1-Foot Extension Power Cable, UL Listed CSA Approved, 5-Pack
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You need it nest an existing outlet. The cord is about 3 feet at the bottom
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No, I use it plugged into a regular double 3-prong wall outlet which also has the surge protector for my desktop computer, printer, modem and wi-fi plugged into the other half.
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I think the surge protection would apply to all outlet including the USB. I use one of the USB port for a MagicJack Plus and it works fine although it sticks out of the wall a little bit.
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It goes into the Bottom outlet but also covers the top outlet. I thought I was going to have problems with not enough outlets but six is plenty for me
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I do believe the adapter and the plug will both fit inside the outlet cover. They have 2in depth of space on the inside.
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I tried plugging the Belkin into the bottom of a double outlet, but a projection on the back only allowed it to be plugged into the top outlet. So, for your case, the answer would probably be NO.
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The manufacture would want you to get a surge protector with a longer cable, which they do sell. But I have had similar situations and have done just that, with no problems.
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Mine is plugged directly into a surge protector, so yeah you could plug it into the wall.
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It's hard to say because there are different sized plugs. But I would say probably not. There isn't actually a whole lot of space in there. For my surge protector I could only use one plug since there wasn't enough space for two. You might get away with it if the plug takes up 2 plugsworth of space, but I wouldn't count in it. The covers themselves are pretty cheap so it wouldn't hurt to try it. I do know this, if the cords for, it keeps the kids out of it 100%!Hope that helps a bit :)
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No. Also, the AC cord is rather short, so have an outlet no more than 6 ft away
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The power strip that I have has a 6 foot length of cord that plugs into the wall so strip lies next to the wall.. But you can get just about any length of cord that you want.
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A small surge protector/power strip fits nicely under the back cover. We ordered the Belkin 6-Outlet Home/Office Surge Protector (4 Feet) from Amazon for the charging station, and it fits nicely while having a short power cord from the device to the wall outlet (the same Belkin surge protector is available with a 6' power cord if additional length is needed).
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It would likely be a tight fit. The opening for the plug is about 2.5 inches, and the outlet is centered in the opening. Depending on how flexible the cord is, you might get away with it.
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Yes. It is designed where there is an area designed for a plug and your cables.
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Yes. Its basically a plug with a on/off switch on the side. You could plug a surge protector into it but why not flip the surge protector switch off? According to the box its rated for 120v / 15A /60Hz /1800w so you just don't want to exceed that.