Is the plug flat (does it hug the wall and point down) or does it stick out?
1042608
Normally it would "stick out". I overcame this by applying two small strips of velcro with sticky taped back to it. One part to the plug and the other to the carpet. IT does not damage the carpet but does keep the plug nice and against the wall and out of the way
1042609
It hugs the wall quite flat! And it protects my electronics! Great product!! Highly recommended!!
1042610
It has a standard plug and sticks out. If you want to use this where it lays flat there are adapters you can get at any hardware store and maybe on amazon.
1969427
The box is approximately 2 3/4 do. I had no problems using this unit in a 100 yr. old house. Clearance was no issue. The plug going into your wall outlet will stick out about 1 1/2 from the wall.
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
511008
It only plugs in vertically. However, it is a nice night light and I like mine very much.
649833
It is a 90° angle. When plugged in, the plastic 90° bend sticks out of your device a little over 1/4".
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.
1345339
This is the narrowest surge protector that I could find. The plug does not stick out because you plug it into the side of the unit. The cord from the refrigerator sits parallel to your wall. Your refrigerator should not stick out any more than normal.
2130982
Yes, it is a right angle plug, but it does not seem quite as flat as some. I did not measure, but remember, the device handles a fair amount of throughput. You were right to ask, because the images do not show the wallplug.
230598
It sticks out 9/16 of an inch, just a hair over half an inch from the outlet. Depending on how your outlet is installed, most outlets will add roughly 1/4 inch onto that, but I've seen some poorly installed ones that stick out further.
595412
Yes its flat. You should have no issues with pushing you Av cabinet flat against a wall with minimal gap.
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.
325419
It does not have a flat plug. I was looking for a flat plug when I purchased this one based on RumPunch's comment. I found his information to be wrong.
350570
flat as in paralell tot he wall?... no it has a standard outlet 3 prong plug. I was a bit skeptical myself. The lenght of the cord and the spacing helps.
345168
it is a wide flat cord, but not ultra thin or flattened. while it runs along the floor and wall better than a round cord, it still needs to be fastened/secured to ensure its not a tripping hazard or conspicuous. i have mine running flat behind a bookshelf and along the floor where the wall and floor meet and it conforms fairly well. I hope that helps!
1690046
Yes, it does have a flat plug that pops out to plug into the wall outlet...works great.
244738
Ah... I found these other answers confusing, but I have a similar one so it seems easiest to be to say... this is NOT an extension cord! Whatever you plug-in will just be piggy-back plugged right into where this plugs into the outlet, making it stick out of the wall double than usual essentially. The cord length is ONLY for switch-purposes.
1943554
Hello. Not sure if this one is call it right angle or not. But I will describe the plug for you. Up are the negative and positive, down the grown cable (round plug) and bellow is the cable it self coming out from a side of the low profile plug. This units plugs really flat and the cable cames out from a side at 90° from the wall plate.