Is it ok to add a power bar to get more outlets?
1863052
That should work just fine, as long as the specified total amperage (10A) is not exceeded.
1863053
Adding a power strip should be fine, provided everything plugged into the power strip doesn't exceed 10 amps. I've been running a vox AC15, orange AD15, and a large pedal board with two Voodoo Labs Pedal Power2s at substantial volume without issue.
1863054
As long as the power strip is not a surge protector it would be okay provided that the total load is under 10 amps.
1863055
Overall the unit is designed to protect your most valuable "things" when it comes to electronics. So using a power bar would defeat this functionality if you were to add such things as lights but if you are talking another DVD player, PS, etc, I'd go ahead. The primary issue here would watts and you don't want to add something like a heater or hair dryer.
1241460
This is just a power strip or power "extender" if you will. They are super heavy-duty and work well. I plan on getting a bunch more later on.
1635462
Good question Robb. I have one of each in my area for my TV electronics since I have more stuff now than can be supported by one power bar. You might want to check the manufacturer website to make sure.
257436
You would only need that if you had only 1 outlet available. But if you're able to use 2 then you don't need it
1427976
I do not have this power bar anymore.. I did not work on my TV. I sent it back, and I do not remember now...
235611
You should remove the existing socket cover so you have something to screw the outlets into... might be possible to remove the screw from the current outlet and screw this in, but is not designed to be used as such...
55469
I can't give a definitive answer on that questions since power bricks come in various sizes. I have 2 on on mine and they don't block the outlet next to them.
1420108
Unfortunately, no. I would recommend adding a multi-outlet adapter if you need more.
631760
Thankfully no - you can put whatever type power strip or USB hub in it that suites your needs.
690972
As long as you don't need more than 2 8 pin power connectors and it meets the power needs of the rest of your system
1690349
Yes, that should not be an issue as there are USB ports available on the side of unit. If you need more USB ports I would recommend getting a USB hub that is self powered.
1931229
I would imagine that you could plug the extension outlet in just fine, but how evenly it would distribute the power for multiple charges is another question. Mine worked really well. Maybe if you feel you will need multiple outlets at the same time, you might want to consider buying two rather than risk damaging a cherished device with a power surge.
1251570
You could use a USB Expander/Hub, it is basically like a surge protector for USB Ports. You plug it into 1 USB port and then it gives you 4, so you gain 3 ports in total. There are other models, shop around Sabrent 4-Port USB 2.0 Hub with Individual Power Switches and LEDs (HB-UMLS)
2138576
No. Your power supply should come with the necessary inputs for it to get power.
270331
If the answer already given is correct, and I see no reason to suspect otherwise, the TrendNet Powerline 500 units don't have it. If the ability to use the socket the unit fills is important, this ain't the unit to buy. Since the TrendNet units take up as little space as they do, the other socket on a twin wallplate (which most electrical outlets are) is open, and if you need more sockets, plugging a power strip in should take care of the problem of needing more sockets.
1942282
The BOB only has one outlet so I don't think you could plug in two things. Whatever you choose to plug into the BOB is secured inside it by a locking cover. You may try using a power bar but you would run the risk of you son realizing he could just unplug the Wii and TV from the power bar and plug them into the wall.
572934
As long as your existing outlet is stable installing it shouldn't be a problem!