Can someone clarify contradictory answers: does the plug stick out of the wall or "hug" the wall? Thanks!
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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.
1115339
The wall plug end of the Power Curve, that plugs into the wall socket, is 3 pronged, attached to the end of the cable coming from the Power Curve itself. The wall socket plug is flat on top, and, if I remember correctly, is at 90 degrees to the vertical wall socket receptors. So the Power Curve connector fits sideways on the wall socket, allowing another plug connection to be added to the wall socket, if there are two outlets on the wall socket, for example. I am not physically present in the condo where the Power Curve is now located, but, if my memory serves me well, I think the above description of the connector is accurate.
390755
It has room for a single plug to go into it. And it sticks out from the wall about 2", NOT including whatever you plug into it. I will upload a photo of it plugged into the wall receptacle. It is the white plug in the photo. edit: Well apparently, Amazon.com does not want me to add my own image to this product. What I WILL say, is that the photo is deceiving, in that it sticks out from the wall much more than the product photo shows.
188988
I keep the cord coiled up with a twisty as the unit is next to the wall. No retractable cord, not a big deal. Great appliance..
974320
Carly, it's a horizontal plug if I know what you are talking about; it has the two prongs side by side, not one on top of the other. We adore this nightlight :)
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https://www.dropbox.com/sh/2w8fcw4tha490cg/sQzMWRUUSv --here is a link to the parts. Which side of the plug faces the top (the one with the contacts or the other one) ? Does this look like others'? I am stumped and three other reasonably intelligent adults are too.
510081
It doesn't exactly hug the wall but does plug in laterally which works for me.
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.
188072
Yes to both. The plug that goes into a wall socket is connected via usb, so you just remove the plug. I hope that makes sense.
67647
It plugs into the wall outlet, so you can mount it right above the receptacle and the cord is adjustable, meaning it winds up in the back of the unit so it's nice and neat and still leaves access to the other plug.
123918
Yes to both questions. The unit plugs into the wall and there is a cord cover that matches the housing that extends down to cover the cord.
625638
Not quite sure what u mean, but if u r talking about the USB plug... I just hold the wall piece and pull the USB plug out
1888601
It is a three pronged plug and I believe it must go directly into the wall (not through a power-strip for instance). Check the vendor site for more details.
253031
Plug is not polarized; it can go either direction in the outlet. The plug size is not a problem; I am able to plug other things in the other outlet.
244734
Ah... I found these other answers confusing, but I have a similar one so it seems easiest to be to say... this is NOT an extension cord!Whatever you plug-in will just be piggy-back plugged right into where this plugs into the outlet, making it stick out of the wall double than usual essentially. The cord length is ONLY for switch-purposes.
1599158
The wall plug folds out from the back. Works great except I needed to "shim" some paper to give the battery a tight connection. Then it lit up and gave me the green light when it was charged.
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If I measured correctly, it is 3/8ths of an inch. If I measured incorrectly, I'd say it is 1/4 inch. [Wow, I just looked at another answer, and it measured much larger than I did. Mine is from the wall to the outside of the plug, but does not include the slight hump where the actual cord comes off the plug. Still, I measure no more than 1/2".]