Is this alone child-proof? Or do I need a plug cover as well?
1812912
It si a Child proof you don't need to add any plastic cover for protection they have actually the cover itself inside to the plug those are really nice and they look very nice I replace in all house and look very nice
1812913
This is child proof the way it is, you don't need a plug cover but you can still put one on if it makes you feel better. the plug itself has little covers in the prong holes already that only open when u push a plug into it. so its totally safe the way it is right out of the box.
1812914
This model is child proof. I bought about 10 of these outlets and outlet covers for my home. There is a plastic protective barrier behind the outlet holes. These are great if you have children. Also the connection is secure, so flopping cords like vacuums will not fall out. Secure and heavy duty.
1363241
I'm not an electrician so I can't give you a professional answer. From my understanding, however, any outlets outside should have a special cover made for outdoor use.
1587459
It does have a plug. It isn't padded on the bottom, so it would be better to put it on a padded surface. We put it on our porch with bath mats underneath
1438416
I can't answer your direct question. However, if you buy these, do not put them anywhere near your kids. The first time I used the wall plug, my daughter went to unplug it from the unit and the whole cord ripped off, keeping the plastic and prongs plugged into the outlet. So it is not durable. The car charger we've kept plugged in the back of the suburban where my kids don't touch it and it seems fine. So - it'll need a delicate touch!
1012722
If it is plugged in it should work without being fastened to the back cover
1420608
KidCO Outlet Plug Cover (Discontinued by Manufacturer) Here is an alternative for you.
1397158
The manufacture does not offer any child proof device that you need. It would be up to you to use your creativity
865690
If it is, I've never used it as such. I've only used it plugged in in my home. I bought it bc it's small and I travel a lot. GREAT sound, though, for the money. My only dissapointment is that the front cover is not metal (like the cheaper option), it's a thin fabric.
900524
I would love to help you out more but I gave this as a gift. It is electric and therefore plugs in. It keeps the little wipes nice and warm - all of the time. My daughter-in-law used one when my grandson was little and it was fabulous.
1500734
you need an outlet cover large enough to cover a AC transformer similar but about twice the size of a cell phone AC charger. I was lucky enough to be able to tuck mine under my house's bay window plugged into an extension cord. I wrapped the connection in electrical tape to keep moisture out and secure.
702821
I decided to purchase the separate matress pad just as an extra protection measure. To be perfectly honest, since the crib is used for my granddaughter and not used everyday, I probably did not need it. I believe I did have a protective cover on the matresses for my own children.
1302772
I did not find any information about this, but there are only two plug-in prongs on this product. You may want to do some research online in order to get a better clarification about the safety of this type of product.
2032758
Sorry for delay. The cord cover is very capable, but from past experience, nothing stands before a determined child for very long. Wait till older, or don't use for now.
721242
The answer is yes. I only know because my port was ruined and the kidigi has a place to plug in in the rear
1412189
"Can this be hard wired? Yes, cut the plug off the end and hard wire into a box. Cut into two shorter lengths? NO, it is one extruded aluminum section. Child-proof?" No more so than a normal wall receptacle. Put the plastic insulators into unused ports perhaps.
842611
of course the plug on the end would have to be protected but its very waterproof and I'm very happy with the quality and fact that it has a small led that glows in the plug when its on and I can tell its working.
1954533
I didn't have one. Sounds more like a power strip to me. I had the same equipment, each on its own adapter, outlet. I didn't have surge protection, it an was fine but could have been luck of the draw. If you want added peace of mind, then get it.