It looks like it would be difficult to plug in a standard plug into the small round opening?
605258
The openings are plenty large for standard plugs. We use two of these units for lamps and have had no problems at all.
605259
Tom: It will plug in fine if you have the standard lamp plug that come with most lamps. If you have, say a 20 amp device, you will probably have an issue. But for standard 15 amp plugs, no problem. Hope this helps.
605260
It has no issues with the size of the hole,and my Mid-Arm quilting machine. My machine has a thick male end and it fits just fine.
1927895
Yes, you can. the is a there is a little opening where you can insert the plug through
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...
1436204
You can plug in a two prong plug easily, but a three prong plug may be a no go.
1921299
Yes it will fit in a standard plug box. A 20 cu in box makes things a bit easier. Fairly easy install just wire them up and screw into the box.
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yes. There's also a slim version, converter from the round plug to slim\rectangular, etc.
516473
I am tech disaster, there it a place to plug in very small something on the back of the unit next to where the charger goes. The opening appears to be smaller than the usual variety of plug ins.
1665966
It can be plugged into a regular outlet, but because of its shape it will cover the second plug outlet rendering it unusable while using the device.
1858613
I guess you could do that, but depending how much water is in it could make it tricky, especially considering the corners where it folds. Just simpler and less chance of making a mess by using the plug.
1335726
I would. We're talking about an electrical item here. No way I would plug it in with two holes in it.
1687270
You can locate the plug where ever you want it so that should not be an issue. The plug cable is quite long.
1487626
The opening width is just over 3/4 inch. Would think a power cord would just fit through
532031
It was a tight fit, but I was able to insert a 3 pronged plug into the second wall outlet. A 2 pronged plug should fit nicely.
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no I think you can plug something in underneath it might be tight but will work finethanks
80045
It does have a wide opening to allow any plug in. I wouldn't think you'd have a problem - besides, you can always return it if it doesn't work -hope this helps.
1257223
It would very tight...a straight plug would probably not work and 90 may...
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We have bought several of these, so not sure which one this is, but I think one we needed to use an adaptor plug, so you could try that.