Is the back flat like a outlet plate cover, or does it have a 3D back like a flexible opening wall plate? Thanks! I am looking for it to go in an RV.
1549399
It sticks out about an inch, but would need a box to mount to. It is more of a wall plate. The fuzzy piece in the middle is what sticks out. Hope that helps.
1549400
The back sticks out and has guides for cables to route through it. You could probably make it flatter if you cut the guides off with a dremel.
1549401
It does have a protruding plastic piece but it can be removed leaving just the wall plate if desired.
270956
Didn't notice a UL sticker on back either, just as stated earlier only has a QC sticker. The material included states that it has six outlets rated to a cumulative total of 1875 watts and is equipped with a built in fuse T3.15A/250VAC - Also the USB circuits are equipped with an over-load protection and short-circuit protection
123660
There's nothing on the back but the power cord. It's otherwise a flat piece of metal on the back with no holes or anything.
1188286
ours was new construction so it is hardwired in. It has an outlet within it and the manufacturer should be able to tell you if you can just plug it in. I don't remember what the back looked like. Good luck.
296544
the plugs are adequately spaced so you can fit a regular sized plug side by side. the back has one three prong plug. a downside is that it sits flat against the wall when plugged but see in the middle under plug number two theres a set screw that can be screwed into something but if your wall doesn't have a hole there the screw is useless.
2184931
As you can see from the photos (links are below), the other responses are correct, but also please note that, while the extended back of the device is flat, the device itself is angled such that only the top of the back piece would be flush with the wall.https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/105919890/Sony1.JPGhttps://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/105919890/Sony2.JPGhttps://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/105919890/Sony3.JPG
284567
The backing is flat and is plastic with several opening to screw to a flat surface. I have mine attached to a 2by 4 which is attached to a post in my carport.
1389035
It is only on front. The outlet box is made of solid plastic with openings for the wires.
2255481
No it is flat on the back and has predrilled holes if you want to permantly mount it.
1505932
Its basically a glorified cardboard backing. It works good for me because the back of my shelving faces the wall (of course:). It has held up well and served me well!!
667199
The back of the unit has a 3 prong plug that goes into the top plug of the outlet. There is a long screw in the center that goes into the screw hole that the outlet cover plate normally goes to. Then, there is a plastic prong that fits into the bottom part of the prong plug to help stabilize it. I'll try to attach a picture to the images at the side of the product on the Amazon site
629705
Mine did not arrive with the wall outlet half of the power cord. It was as pictured ONLY. That said, some people said that it is compatible with the OEM power cord. It is not. I have my OEM Sony power cord which has one round side and one square side. You cannot plug it into this replacement item which is rounded on both sides. It is, however, compatible with similar generic cords, if you just happen to have one lying around. I did. It fit with the power cord from an old LaCie HDD. Now it works, but it would have been nice if they'd told us all that up front.
1837529
The back part is completely flat. We did not use the two side tabs on the bottom because it would not fit in our kitchen. We use this for both my kids (4& 2) and love it. It is extremely sturdy even with out the side parts. I highly reccomend.
1037680
Plate? Do you mean a wall plate? If you mean wall plate, you will want to remove the wall plate before inserting this surge protector. Not sure what you mean by plate, or, what your plate looks like but, this surge protector has to be pushed in all the way so you cannot leave your wall plate on. This surge protector is about 5 inches wide. If it is inserted, it might cover the switch on your plate or the switch on your plate might even prevent you from pushing this surge protector in all the way. The back of this surge protector has 1 sets of prongs. You would want to plug those prongs into the top outlet, the device would cover both top and bottom outlets and it would also cover more surface area to the left and right.
2135430
The back is made out of wood, its the same color, but is much thinner material. The back has visible screws. I have mine against a wall, I would not use it where the back can be seen.
483321
The plate has a slight (1/8") foam backing that allows for variations in textured walls, but I don't think it is enough to account for a wall outlet. Certainly not one with a face plate. Probably need to look at recess options.
1713958
No. The wall plug is not flat. My outlet is low on the wall and I use a cover for the cord, so it is not a problem in my case.