will this work with a plug that has one prong which is wider than the other prong? I did see one response indicate that it will not.
1876078
It worked fine for me. I have six of them that I used in my apartment in Paris.
1876079
Yes, it will accept the polarized plugs (one blade is wider than the other).
1691607
I'm sorry not really sure if it will, but the thin wire tends to break very easily right @ the plug. Just breaks cause they're so thin. I'm on my 3rd. Not happy.
1547744
If i saw the right product then i would give you a big maybe. Unfortunately their product description isnt very descriptive. It looks like it runs through a transformer and i cant say how that will effect things. You could try it and it shouldnt hurt anything, but i cant guarantee anything. Best advice is pick up a model with a regular plug if you want to be sure.
1240225
It will work to adapt the plug to fit their outlets. But remember, this is not a power converter. So if you do not have dual voltage electronics, you'll have to purchase the power converter.
1380266
While I'm not an EE, my guess would be yes. It has enough current capacity to handle more than one device. Your trouble may be in finding an adaptor for the power strip to plug into transformer. Looks like a standard two-prong (ungrounded) US outlet to me, but I didn't try to plug any two pronged devices into it. Your Japanese (or whatever) devices presumably have two-pronged connectors, and if they fit a US outlet the scheme should work. Both prongs on my Japanese turntable are the same width, so your two-pronged adaptor would, presumably, need to conform. These days, most all US two-pronged connectoors are differing widths, but this could be overcome with a little judicious filing. While I'm not an EE, my guess would be yes. It has enough current capacity to handle more than one device. Your trouble may be in finding an adaptor for the power strip to plug into transformer. Looks like a standard two-prong (ungrounded) US outlet to me, but I didn't try to plug any two pronged devices into it. Your Japanese (or whatever) devices presumably have two-pronged connectors, and if they fit a US outlet the scheme should work. Both prongs on my Japanese turntable are the same width, so your two-pronged adaptor would, presumably, need to conform. These days, most all US... » Read More While I'm not an EE, my guess would be yes. It has enough current capacity to handle more than one device. Your trouble may be in finding an adaptor for the power strip to plug into transformer. Looks like a standard two-prong (ungrounded) US outlet to me, but I didn't try to plug any two pronged devices into it. Your Japanese (or whatever) devices presumably have two-pronged connectors, and if they fit a US outlet the scheme should work. Both prongs on my Japanese turntable are the same width, so your two-pronged adaptor would, presumably, need to conform. These days, most all US two-pronged connectoors are differing widths, but this could be overcome with a little judicious filing. « Show Less
1561504
The Male prongs are two different sizes. I bought this specifically needing 2 same-sized prongs and it absolutely does not work. Not only is the left side wider, it is wider throughout (not just at the end). The female inputs are also two different sizes; again left side much wider than the right.
2045607
I'm not an expert on this but I would say no, as it just has a regular 3 pronged plug on the end, one that fits most of my home outlets.
1365998
No. Unfortunately each has one prong that is different. They are not interchangeable. You can tell the difference by whether the bent prong turns in or out
1679934
Yes... It will... That's what we plugged into it... We used the little monster strip to plug multiple items in.
1791641
No this cord will not work. It is magnetic but the prongs will not work. I was unable to find a cord that would fit and I gave up looking for one. Good luck on finding one.
1376902
maybe, if it has the same plug, but I don't know if there is a problem with size, or if they are the same size.
1785954
Probably it won't because it is a little bulkier than some. However, you can trim away a little of the edges, very carefully with a razor blade, OR cut the existing plug off and solder on a more streamline one.
1503419
I haven't tried it, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. Anything with a two-prong standard plug should work as far as I can tell.
325922
I don't think it will, unless it's a dual jack. This attaches using the screw that is in the center of the outlet.
2011023
It can work for and outlet with the 2 screws but for me i could only attach it with one of the 2 screws. This is designed for a plug with two outlets and one center screw holding it on.
1971747
It can, but it has about the same size factor as a fairly large DC adapter, so it may block other outlets. It has a 3 prong plug, so that has to be factored into account. It would fit best on one of those strips that is specifically designed for using adapters. Also, the cord from the device that you are controlling plugs into the bottom of the device, at a right angle to the plug, so that needs to be figured in as well.
1943555
The plug is shaped like a teardrop with the larger part having the two prongs. When plugged in it lies parallel with the face plate, i.e., it is perpendicular to the floor and extends beyond the faceplate, not into the other plug. So it shouldn't interfere with whatever you want to plug into the other receptacle. I hope that is clear.