does it really block the second plug on the wall ?
1549473
I am still able to plug in a second device as long as the second plug is not big or blocky. A regular/normal size plug fits just fine.
1549474
Some plugs, yes. Other plugs, no. My computer charger plugs in just fine under it but my cell phone charger (which is larger) can't fit under it.
1549475
It will allow a small 2 prong plug to also be used but, not a 3 prong plug.
1090279
Yes it does but like me I never plug my big electronics and my DJ gear directly into the wall I always use a surge protector its worth it I fried one of my old mixers at a party it sucked so I do recommend using a surge for your big and expensive stuff you don't want fried
1100242
It should only cover one plug. It goes in to either plug and leaves the other one open.
1071371
Yes it does have two plugs on the back and it stays in the wall outlet very well.
266493
No. It is strictly a Surge Suppressor outlet. Think of it as a single outlet power strip with surge suppression.
370186
No. It only has a two-pronged plug. I am not sure why, but that is what it has. They seem to be one of the best units I've seen, especially for the pricepoint. We have three of them. Good luck!
2017117
In my house, they block both outlets on normal receptacles, but not on GFCI receptacles(the ones with the test/reset buttons). On GFCI receptacles, plug into the top outlet and there will be room to plug something into the bottom outlet.
2211874
Yes, mine has a hole all the way through. I had to use and extra long screw to affix it to the socket. So far, we love this surge protector. We can move the furniture closer to the wall and still have "extra" outlets to use.
211099
No, it does not, and since most surge protectors are very temporary, if you use one it should be a separate unit. Most units of this sort do not use them. I do not.
1362218
Not unless you cut a larger hole. (That's what I did). But Safety 1st does make one for surge protectors.
1512978
Yes it does but make sure you protect it from the weather. If water gets in it, it won't work. I ended up cutting it off and putting a regular plug on it. My wall receptacle is already protected.
830816
It does, but my only gripe with the design is that it doesn't have an indentation where the plug goes so that the entire unit is flush up against the wall so it's secure. Even with the anchor screw it seems to rock side to side when plugging and unplugging devices.
1479868
No, the pluglink documents say it can prevent it from working or degrade its network performance. So it has to be directly on the wall outlet.
1796814
It only blocks the receptacle it is plugged into, you may have to put it on the bottom to access the top one.
1071372
Yes it does. It fits over the standard 2 outlet wall thing like in the picture.
510081
It doesn't exactly hug the wall but does plug in laterally which works for me.
14852
no it will not,it has a plastic 3rd bottom prong for support,it use the top ones,not for two prong outlets.