Does the plug (part that plugs to the wall plate) lay to the left or right of the wall plug when plugged into the wall?
1971231
When plugged into the outlet the cord that you would plug into an electronic follows or heads to the right.
188072
Yes to both. The plug that goes into a wall socket is connected via usb, so you just remove the plug. I hope that makes sense.
676284
The plug connects from the wall to the bottom of the tv (just a bit on the left side along the bottom).
37159
It should be right on the side. The plug is for 20 amp so the plug looks a little strange
43922
it has the flat kind , the plug fits side ways in plug, not straight up and down like most
1361693
So sorry, I bought this plug because I have a floor outlet and needed something that laid flat and the plugs could go into the sides so that they didn't stick up from the outlet. However I did check it and it would have to be plugged into the top outlet.
1712148
It is NOT on center when pushed flat against the wall. The T.V. plate is about 1.5" to the right (or left), so you would want to compensate for this.
1434736
If your wall outlet has the ground (round hole)on the bottom, it would be the right side .
207306
Both the photo on the product package and the diagram at the top right of the package show it angled to the right (if viewed while facing the wall). The one I received in mid-November is the opposite (angled to the left when looking at the wall) of what is shown on the product package. And the style of the plug itself also doesn't exactly match the photo shown on the package. Woods may have switched manufacturers but not updated their packaging.
2040586
the outlet can go either way but make sure the black and white wires are connected to the proper screw on the outlet. (black to brass and white to silver)
2125267
Mine is screwed into the wall plate and my outlet is immediately below it. As I remember the cord is wrapped around the inside about 3-4 times; my best guess would be about a foot long or less.
1593697
You can remove the screw, but it's what holds the whole unit in place securely. It will stay plugged, but with the screw it holds it in place in the wall. You just remove the current switchplate and put this on in place of it.
1616131
When it's actually plugged in, it only sticks out from the wall about a half inch. With the prongs you're probably looking at an inch and a half, but you can push just about anything flush up against the plug since it's so close to the wall and the cord hangs down from the plug and not out like a traditional cord would.
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.
918206
It plugs into the wall (both sockets) AND has a screw (center screw) to make sure it does not pull out. (I removed my face plate for a flush fit.)
73568
As previously stated, there is a rubber insert that holds the porcelain part of the plug.Thank you and have a great day.
629707
Yes, the picture does not show it, but the end that plugs into the wall is included, and fits in the picture shown. Works fine, no issues.