is the male end of the power plug flat (like: Amazon: ZIOTEK-1212591HC1) or does it stick out 2" or so?
908297
It is not flat. It is a heavy duty plug. I guess you need at least 2 inch clearance.
908298
I have no personal information re the the ZIOTEC but it appears to be a simple extension with a flatfish plug that would permit plugging in a normal plug and permitting placement behind something. The power plug on the Trip Lite is a heavy duty plug and extends out from the wall socket about an inch or so. However, the cord on the Tripp Lite is also heavy duty and it is not as flexible as a simple lamp cord, therefore you have to allow space for it to bend. Personally, I plug my Tripp Lite Strip into an APC as I want the added protection for all the electronics plugged into it.
2119015
I believe it's 2.5"at the end, so as long as you mount it with an adapter pipe which any so should have than yes
1115832
Mine is 2 inches from the wall, a little less if measured from the face-plate of the outlet.
2223105
It is 1/2" and the wires on mine were 4 to 5 inches. One of my wires pulled out and I had to re solder it so be careful with that.
1713958
No. The wall plug is not flat. My outlet is low on the wall and I use a cover for the cord, so it is not a problem in my case.
352582
The overall length of this adapter is 10 5/8". The 2" part is 6" and the 1 1/4" part is 4 5/8". Hope this helps!
1616133
It looks like you need 1 3/8" true clearance to plug this in. If you have 2", you shouldn't have any problems plugging it in.
1115340
I am not sure what you mean by a flat plug. The back of the corded (4ft cord) plug is flat but it is about 5/8 of an inch thick.
680948
The female end is about the same size as the smaller gauge extension chords I have. It fits in my electric TORO Power Sweep blower which has a round recessed encased area.
371217
The end is not bent if that's what you mean. It just plugs in straight won't interfere with a case or anything. Hope that helps!
334089
Yeah, it's a flush plug that sticks out only about an inch. Quite nice, actually, for shoving behind furniture.
1509249
It's a regular 2 prong plug, where one side is a little bigger than the other.
1302115
I no longer have the item but recall it is approximately width of an outlet x2. It is definitely not wider than a standard outlet cover.Hope you have better luck with it than I.
650726
The back end is flat. So long as you remember to swivel the power cord to the side it sits just fine.
1559479
It's just a standard 2 prong plug. It's narrow enough to fit in a tight space.
218252
I installed it behind a mirror so I can't get to it to measure but it was like 3/4 inch after plugged in. Also add some for the outlet it's self. All together it should be about an inch. Hope that helps.
2097863
The one I bought is about 4" from female plug to male plug, add a little more for the length of the plugs on either end.