Does it roll over power cords okay?
1028740
Mine few over cord I accidentally leave out just fine. I think there are even sensors designed to stop the brushes and just drive over the cords without trying to suck them up.
1028741
All power cords are off the floor before cleaning, only takes a few minutes and I can leave home until cleaning is done.
733064
Yes, but i would not crease it due to breaking the wires. It can be rolled up like a mat. It is too big for my chair, so i simply roll one half under the other.
1284480
If it's moving in a circular motion it's what it's supposed to do. That's a swivel cord which keeps it from tangling as much.
1122116
Frankly don't. Wall end or power cord is normal 3prong plug. My unit has been in place for a few months with no problems at all.
1282772
The product description claims that the strip offers over-current protection, though I have not had any power surges that have tested the strip. I currently have it plugged into a surge protector and I am having no problems.
1932232
The answer would be no to lying down unless you are a very small person. The unit is not very wide. In an office chair would probably work well. Havent tried it this way as I only use it for my neck and shoulders.The power cord is quite long but you would not be able to roll aroun more than the 6 feet of the cord. Hope this helps.
975032
I didn't notice that on ours. Unless it states otherwise I would think not. If you have to use long lengths be sure to have something to weigh it down with as you unroll it.
1318958
Yes. It's a smallish, flat, mercury cell looking thing. It lets you take it off the wall momentarily and not lose the settings. I guess it would do OK in a power failure.
923512
It can definitely roll without power. It's rather heavy (in a good way) so you'll be bumming if you need to go far.
860102
I roll mine over medium thickness carpet and rugs no prob. A little rickety at first but I put epoxy all over the fittings.
639223
No. It is just an organizer. You will likely use a powerstrip with it so just make sure it is a surge protector.
1963481
No and No. It is not flexible where you plug it in and rotate it in the direction you want. You just have to plug in based on where you want the opening.
2043517
It's rolled up. I just rolled it the opposite way and it's been fine. I read others heated theirs up while rolled the opposite way and never had a problem. This solved my issue of the cable line running across a doorway to our kitchen. It has kept little (and my) feet from getting tripped up.
21156
Of course it is!!!if your power cord can plug in..it will protect you machine,no matter if is Windows, Apple(Macintosh),Linux or any other Op.System...cool..it isgood product
527874
Yes. This is heavier duty, and the longer you run an extension cord the heavier duty it should be. If anything this will give you an extra measure of safety.
1469370
I think I can say yes even on my carpet.But it wriggles a lot when I type on my keyboard.If your com is heavy... I sternly recommend you to go with more expensive one or desk that does not have rollable feature.I think the four rolls on the bottom cause this wriggle.I will try to take them away and place direct on the carpet.But eventually I will use rollable feature quite often for I need to move around my mac for late night job.Hope this could be help to you
671021
For sure, it's a big help, better than winding it up around your arm. Also keeps cord from getting tangled