Does this surge have the 90 degree angle so the plug is more flush with the wall?
1301602
Yes. The plug that plugs the strip into the wall is 90. The recepticles on the strip are all usual flush with separation on one of them.
1301603
Sho-Great question - the smart strip does have a 90 degree angle plug! When it's plugged in, the end only sticks out 7/8" from the outlet.
447198
on my vertical outlets, it does NOT cover the lower socket. It has two prongs. It does extend a few inches above the socket. I don't have any side-by-side outlets to try it out on
579617
From the mounting face of the panel it goes back pretty close to 1 7/8". But there are 2 flat terminals sticking back approx. another 3/8". I had limited clearance where I put mine so I had to find 90 degree flag terminals to hook it up. This was a real challenge for me because none of the usual places have 90 degree. Regular non-twist plugs work fine except Some plugs may not make e real "secure" connection. I have a Radio Shack solar trickle charger that would break connection at the slightest bump of the plug. I had to replace it with the plug that is the companion to this socket. But I have a DVD player that doesn't do this at all. 'Just depends on the plug, I guess.
1707945
Straight. Need extra space between the plug and the unit. Just another reason I do not advise buying this model.
562763
I just ordered the strip and should get it Thursday. I will let you know then. I have a feeling it is not a right angle plug though.
1233644
Yes, plus the plug that goes into the wall turns 360 degrees so the three outlets can be positioned horizontally or vertically.
941705
The wall connector cord uses a standard 3 prong plug. Am not sure what you mean by "flush.
373275
Hello QB. The 7-Outlet SurgeMaster Home Series does not have a right-angle plug.
784702
Hi Bargain Fairy,The plugs turn flat and turn 90 dgrees to flat against the wall. The photo shows the outward initial "default" position and a 45 degree turned position to make view of the turning part of the plug visible. All the best, and they are great!
1031898
its more L shaped than it is straight. Its more of a 130 degree angle plug. Hope that helps.
691344
It is not flush. It's about the same as one of those orange extention cords.
1163149
I only have vertical outlets so I can't tell. However the unit itself is not able to turn horizontal.
747790
Yes it does, at right angle to the wall. Also will lock in upright at a 20% angle to the wall.
43923
The electrical cord on mine is black, about 10' long and the plug is not as thin, flat, as the newer ones today, however, it is angled at 45 degrees, to the right when plugged in.
1639260
If the duplex-receptacle outlet in the wall is installed with the round prong grounding hole below the "hot" and neutral slots then the cord will go directly down towards the floor. If not it will go upward. An electrician can reposition the wall outlet if necessary. The plug is not rotatable nor does the cord project outward horizontally from the wall. Good luck!
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.
568818
No. Mine did not have a flat faced, angled plug. Also the cord made was way too short for good usability.