Will this device allow me to receive power from a normal home wall outlet.
1998832
Yes it uses a regular outlet, I.e., you don't have to get an electrician to direct wire it. I mounted mine on te ceiling and the ran an extension cord from the fixture across the ceiling and covered the extension cord with some 2x2 wood that I painted and routed out. Hope this helps.
2071999
No. It's powered, and UK wall power is different. With the appropriate converter, however, it would be fine.
1554014
Yes. What you're doing is giving your outlet and on off switch. When it's turned on, the switch will light up green and the outlet will be powered.
1395589
Yes, the devices creates a network signal that is available to any electric outlet in your house. I have a detached garage that is fed power from the house underground. I have one device in my den in the house and another that is plugged in my garage. The unit in the garage connects to a wifi extender that supplies wifi to my backyard.
2087416
In theory it will work very well and designed to do exactly that. My trouble was that it tripped the circuit breaker every time I plugged it in to a wall socket, so didn't even get to the point where I could plug a device into it.
2150841
Not sure. I used one end to connect to an ac adapter and the other to transfer data, but it didn't work, it didn't generate enough power. So, I'm thinking depending on the device, probably not. Hope this helps
2220976
no, just plug it into a wall socket.very simple to use and I am getting improved thru-put upstairs and 3 walls from my router.
1716397
Yes it should unless you are drawing more power than the circuit feeding the outlet can handle.
1727845
Yes, this device would be able to test any outlets that you have. You can trip the GFI with the button if you have one on the line (which you should somewhere.)
1098232
Yes, it is designed to plug into a wall outlet inside a home. It didn't work too well for my 2 big pups, but I have friends who swear by it!
1461787
No it does not, you need the USB module or the more expensive houselinc system. This is not a remote controllable type outlet.
1607794
As long as there is power being fed to that outlet it should pick up the current. I have detected HOT wires through drywall.
881378
Yes it will. You can also use its built in outlet so you don't lose any outlets.
2211490
I am not sure about that but I just have it plugged into a regular outlet in my basement. Buy it you will LOVE it. I tell all my friends to get one.
1029335
I think you would have to use an adaptor for the power outlet... Otherwise I think it should work
1686184
No. Aside from the plug &#128268; incompatibility, this thing draws a lot of current and a standard 110v/15A wall outlet will not work.
1715962
Yes if you have a dual voltage appliance all you need is a way to access the electricity and this adapter will allow you to plug it into the wall.