Can this power strip be wall mounted?
2084476
I checked both this model and the larger one that we have and neither one have mounts.
2084477
The back side of this strip is flat. There are no holes in back, so my answer to this is no.
1689546
You have to mount it using screws to the wall. The screws are very easy to strip, make sure to pre drill holes
219632
Hello, this can not be mounted on a wall-mount. There are no holes for mounting.
830817
Yes, but once you remove the wall plate and mount this onto the outlet box it will not be against the wall since they failed to recess the backside like the original face place so it can wobble a bit when inserting and removing cords. It would have been so simple to avoid this problem if it was better engineered. You will have to make your own shim around the back of the box to make it secure. I plan to not be unplugging cords often so I may just glue some appropriately thick wood on the back to fix their design flaw.
2033437
I'm not sure about a power strip being attached to this cause I've not used it that way. But it works just like a regular plug with a switch so I imagine it will work.
2121592
No, it can't be mounted to the wall but my husband loves this. It has more power than you think.
770599
Hi Monica, I don't see why it could not be wall mounted provided there is power. As I remember, there are three screws to mount the track into the drywall. Then, there is wiring and a transformer to power the bar. The actual lights are mounted last by inserting into the track and twisting 90 degrees. Good luck ! Mike
691537
I don't think this would work. There is no solid way to wall mount. It is heavier than you think.
673426
Yes but I dont recomend this unit for wall mount since the do not send the proper value part for wall mount.
71007
The strip itself would hold but you would need to secure it very well to the wall. The only problem with mine is that it slightly pulls out of the wall because I did not use the correct screws
1470105
It could, but you may need to get code approval for something not designed for that purpose--I think.The power wire comes out the wrong side, the front, and would have to be cut, passed into the wall.
2046948
Yes, there are 2 holes recessed into the back of the plastic housing (similar to those in molded picture frames). It takes two nails or screws with no bigger than a 1/4" head on them to mount the power strip on a wall or cabinet. It mounts best in a horizontal direction with the individual lighted on/off switches facing up. The distance between the 2 mounting holes is approximately 11 1/2". Basically one mounting hole at each end of the power strip (length). Measuring in the other direction (width), the mounting holes are about 3/8" from the top of strip where the individual lighted switches are located. All of the plugs and their cords will hang down from the power strip allowing easy access to the individual on/off switches. Please let me know if you have more questions. Thank you.
1460734
Yes, you can. There is a plate kit included that allows for wall mounting. You may be limited by the length of the cord, and hence would need an extension cord.
1586408
I'm not sure, but I don't think so because it only has the two holes in the back to be wall mounted
1337492
Yes it can be wall mounted. I ordered two and wall mounted them both and love them!!
12357
Yes these are great power strips. It comes with two clips that screw in with one screw each. I bought the smaller one for one of our desks and used zip ties to secure it to one of the desk legs and it worked! I've mounted them at desk height on the wall too then you don't have to crawl under the desk ! Wonderful power strip! Even have use at home Hope this helps Magge C.
1588988
Yes, it can be wall mounted. Nothing came with it to mount it though. That is an additional expense. Hope this helps.