Can you plug different devices into outlets labeled for a different type without any adverse effect? I have too many devices to plug in.
865828
You can plug devices into any of the outlets as long as they don't collectively overload the HTS 1600.
865829
Hope so. That's how I have mine set up and no trouble at all. Been that way for a year now
2165907
I don't see why not. Unless you're electrical outlets are different? Great product
35812
Yes.....you can use both outlets when the 4 ports is plugged....really good product.
685494
Yes You can ... According to manual untill 4 of them using the same source .... I use two of them .. no problems at all .... better read manual because it has few tricks
1959514
I wish I could answer this question. Since there are many combinations of ports and settings on my equipment, I found myself plugging in and unplugging the wire several times. and before I was able to find the right combination I broke off one of the golden tines on the plug. Probably operator error rather than faulty plug, but sad, never the less.
980161
I must say, I love this gadget as it control wires and everything is now in one location. I have an IPod, an IPad and an IPhone. Each plug is rated for a certain product; the inputs read as follows: IPad, IPad, Samsung Tab, IPhone, Android. I am not sure that this would fit your needs as each plug has specific current outputs. There may be another product made by this company or another company that is more suited to multiple plugs for the same electronic. The brochure reads that each plug is rated for the specific current need for that electronic.Hope this helps.Susan
1494332
I bought one and it malfunctioned. But yes. You can plug in 7 devices and use them all at once or which ever one you need.
2193706
Yes. The only thing to note is that the device is somewhat more bulky than a standard outlet (almost as bulky as a GFI device).
95432
The input is rated for 100 to 240 so just get an adapter for the different outlet and you will be fine
1182709
There should be no problem unless what you plug in the socket exceeds... overloads the circuit which would trip the circuit breaker.. safety feature. I use my device plugged into a multiple socket extender.. no problems. Other answers I read were right on!
200004
Yes but I wonder why? The idea is when the master outlet provides powr to the master device, the switchable outlets also have power available for devices.
104465
I think you want something different. If I understand the question, you are looking for an adaptor. I have that problem as well in my older house. I also have a lot of adaptors in my outlets.
1336802
That is correct. The number of plugs limits you to the number of devices unless you use a splitter. I have two lamps on my mantle plugged in to a splitter and two lamps on each side of my bed plugged in to a splitter. Each only uses one outlet plug.
2130574
I have no troubles with it. It's great, I have multiple different devices plugged into it, and no issues at all.
211994
I don't believe that would be a problem but have not yet tried that. I would imagine it would depend on the voltage of the items you are plugging into it.
355517
You could, but it will not work. Different transfer protocols and different wattage(might cause damage).
1494327
yes you can . but theres a power button next to each one . and you have to make sure you hit it and its going to show a blue light . even while its charging theres a blue light . but the end of the usb part has to be plugged into something so your several devices may all work at the same time .