This thing isn't wider than your standard-sized face plate, is it? We have a couple of horizontal outlets where one side of the faceplate is very nearly touching the floor, so this cannot be even a little bit wider than a standard-sized faceplate. This thing isn't wider than your standard-sized face plate, is it? We have a couple of horizontal outlets where one side of the faceplate is very nearly touching the floor, so this cannot be... » Read More This thing isn't wider than your standard-sized face plate, is it? We have a couple of horizontal outlets where one side of the faceplate is very nearly touching the floor, so this cannot be even a little bit wider than a standard-sized faceplate. « Show Less
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Eric, as you can see it is oval shaped. It's measurements are 2 1/4 by 1 1/4 inches. You can't put two of them on one outlet, but you can put one of them in one outlet and a plain plug in the other. I have one with a plain plug in one outlet and a charger plugged into the other outlet-- the Rotator in the top position and the charger in the bottom position, I have one with my small freezer plugged into the Rotator and my washer on the bottom outlet. They can be rotated so that you can have the plug on the Rotator facing up and down or side to side.
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They're just a bit narrower than a standard wall plate. See image: http://winland.org/~ryan/dist/IMG_20130917_185958.jpg
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It isn't wider than a standard face plate if you turn it to the horizontal position. It would be if it was in a vertical position. It does stick out from the wall over 1 1/2 inches.
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The screw plate is 2.5 x 1.75 inches. It cannot span a standard outlet box, however, I used a blank outlet cover and drilled pilot holes into it so that the bracket was centered on the blank, I drilled an additional hole outside of the bracket plate area for the speaker wire. Then I mounted the speaker support to the outlet blank and threaded the speaker wire through before putting the blank on the standard outlet box.Speaker dims: http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibcGetAttachment.jsp?cItemId=FA92Mxdp-2uZYp3wWsVFOg&label;=IBE&appName;=IBE&LCR123P;_pses=ZG6CBB237439A19C5D5BAAF769C71AF88B4BB3A5A07D1ACF265100E58D183C86DB80D377EFEA8484892531FAA75CFDF0BFDC28233D3CEA073D&minisite;=10251 The screw plate is 2.5 x 1.75 inches. It cannot span a standard outlet box, however, I used a blank outlet cover and drilled pilot holes into it so that the bracket was centered on the blank, I drilled an additional hole outside of the bracket plate area for the speaker wire. Then I mounted the speaker support to the outlet blank and threaded the speaker wire through before putting the blank on the standard outlet box.Speaker dims:... » Read More The screw plate is 2.5 x 1.75 inches. It cannot span a standard outlet box, however, I used a blank outlet cover and drilled pilot holes into it so that the bracket was centered on the blank, I drilled an additional hole outside of the bracket plate area for the speaker wire. Then I mounted the speaker support to the outlet blank and threaded the speaker wire through before putting the blank on the standard outlet box.Speaker dims: http://www.leviton.com/OA_HTML/ibcGetAttachment.jsp?cItemId=FA92Mxdp-2uZYp3wWsVFOg&label;=IBE&appName;=IBE&LCR123P;_pses=ZG6CBB237439A19C5D5BAAF769C71AF88B4BB3A5A07D1ACF265100E58D183C86DB80D377EFEA8484892531FAA75CFDF0BFDC28233D3CEA073D&minisite;=10251 « Show Less
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It is 2.25" Wide, .875" Thick and when seated in the plug, is 1.75" high. On most power strips, it would take up two outlets, unless it was on the end, so the long side could hang out. It is shaped like this: _____[_____] ||I cannot remember why, but for some reason I bought a different type. This one is in my spareparts box. The second one I bought (different brand - ARKVIEW) works fine EXCEPT it must be disconnected from the computer for the first 5 or 10 seconds of a cold reboot, otherwise the computer will not boot. I think these hubs draw too much power during a boot, but I do not know for sure. It is 2.25" Wide, .875" Thick and when seated in the plug, is 1.75" high. On most power strips, it would take up two outlets, unless it was on the end, so the long side could hang out. It is shaped like this: _____[_____] ||I cannot remember why, but for some reason I bought a different type. This one is in my spareparts box. The second one I bought (different brand - ARKVIEW) works fine EXCEPT it must be disconnected from the computer for the first 5 or 10 seconds of a cold reboot, otherwise the computer will not boot. I think these hubs draw too much... » Read More It is 2.25" Wide, .875" Thick and when seated in the plug, is 1.75" high. On most power strips, it would take up two outlets, unless it was on the end, so the long side could hang out. It is shaped like this: _____[_____] ||I cannot remember why, but for some reason I bought a different type. This one is in my spareparts box. The second one I bought (different brand - ARKVIEW) works fine EXCEPT it must be disconnected from the computer for the first 5 or 10 seconds of a cold reboot, otherwise the computer will not boot. I think these hubs draw too much power during a boot, but I do not know for sure. « Show Less
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Personally, I have had no issues with a Horizontal outlet. The design of the head is to fit snug in to any outlet without it coming out. Sometimes I need to make sure I put it in to make good contact, but once it is in....no problems. I use this in two different Jeeps and rental cars for work. Very handy for GPS.
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This takes 2 full inches width. The regular CH type breakers are 3/4 wide so, no, it will not fit.
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The only reason I can think of is because a corner workstation could be pretty tight space-wise. This thing is roughly 2 feet wide, and slides in and out by roughly a foot. If there's space for that, you're good.
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There's a little plastic peg that you could break off if you had to make it work in a side-by-side, but it isn't designed to be used with anything but a vertical double outlet. You couldn't put it on a double with a switch or get any use out of the cool flip down holsters in an upside-down outlet (but they make one that's almost identical, just without the holsters, that would work in that instance). Side-by-side aren't very common where I'm from... So, yes and no. It would "work", with slight modification, but you'd lose one of the biggest advantages (at least in my house, which I share with a toddler and three boisterous cats), which is that this unit comes with a screw so you can secure it to the outlet using the screw hole from the cover plate. This is especially handy because it keeps the unit from coming off the wall every time you unplug something. I never have to worry about visitors using it and losing power to my network by accident anymore!
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The same one I bought is for a 220 outlet, just do research on the outlet type/style. Mine looks like a face with 2 horizontal eyes and the mouth (which is the ground). Just be aware their are 2 sizes for 220. The big size which are for stoves etc big appliances and then their are the smaller 220 plugs. Google search different plug shapes or styles and then you can get exact by comparing this ac and specs to the one that matches yours Hope this helped
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I wish I could give you an exact name, but it's not a standard outlet that's for sure. It's a 3 pronged appliance outlet used for heavy duty appliances, where the prongs are not parrallel but perpendicular. I hope this helps...good luck.
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One pin is slightly wider than the other, which is the standard for our electrical outlets.
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Yes. I did this with mine. The faceplate just snaps on with a few tabs which I believe are standard across drives. Eject yours and take a look (you may have to flip the computer over to see them)
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I use this one for my TV. It has 2 outlets and is 4 1/2"long, 2 1/4 " wide and 1 1/2 " deep. It is close the same size like your 2 outlet wall plate.
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Unfortunately I've never used this. It was too wide for me. I will be visiting my storage to measure unless someone else has easy access to this. Incidentally i love to sell this (brand new). Any ideas?
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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.
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I only have vertical outlets so I can't tell. However the unit itself is not able to turn horizontal.
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I have a similar white 6 outlet strip. When it arrived it had 6 regular outlets and one rotating outlet. Dimensions are 15" lenghth-wise [from free end to start of electrical cable] by 3" wide by 2" tall. I have a second Belkin that is gray and measures about 12.5 inches long by 4" wide by about 1 1/4" to 1 1/2" tall with eight outlets in two rows of four. Unsure which I bought via Amazon, though I think it was the white one. I'm happy with both, though the latter is better if you need to plug in "bricks."
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Glad you brought this up. The measurements given in the description do not match the ones I got. Mine are 1/2" thick, just a bit over 1-1/16 from front to back (including the mounting ears), and 2-1/16 from side to side (including the mounting ears). The strike plate is 1-1/16 by 7/8.