Do you think it would it be safe to plug a small flat screen tv and a dvd/vhs player into this?
1846147
I Don't see why. My computer has numerous plugs in it and it handles it. I like the 8 foot in length, it helps when you don't have a lot of plugs. I have a flat screen plugged into mine right now. mo problems so far
1846148
This extension cord can probably handle the amperage. Not sure these would be a better decision than a small, cheap surge protector.
1846149
It's not a surge protector if that's what you're asking. It's a heavy-duty extension cord so it'll handle a TV and player but it won't protect your electronics in a storm or other power surge. I use mine to lengthen the reach of my power strip, which is surge protecting. I plug a lamp into it as well as the lamp doesn't require such protection.
1132036
It's not ideal, but you could use a 1/8" to RCA converter and it'd work fine.
2254914
Sure. It has RCA inputs, so that is not a problem unless your mini-DV player lacks RCA outputs.
2031373
It shouldn't be a problem as long as you have enough space on the shelf underneath of your TV. Hope that helps.
449325
I wouldn't do it, though that would depend on the size and weight of your TV. The unit however, is designed for a "Wall Mounted" TV. You might want to consider other options.
1655916
It would be a great surge protector, but it will not last long running the TV and satellite. It last about 10 minutes running a computer and LCD monitor.
2020852
I would NOT recommend that. You would be potentially overloading it's designed protection capacity and could damage your electronics.
1743455
I would keep it as close to whatever devices you are plugging into it. It has a power supply so keep that in mind. It is small as doesn't take up any room. I can tell you that it works well in recognizing what devices are plugged into it. Hope this helps.
107897
As long as you know where the plug ins are, you should be ok. It was easier for me to have someone hold the unit while i plugged in the cables, and then put it on the wall. Then again, I didn't run cables through the wall yet, however I will be doing this at some point.
1714816
Yes, but not very well. Make sure there are no obstructions in the way. These would include power supplies , Mirrors or electronic products that may cause interference. I use mine from the computer in my Den to the living-room TV. It is only one room away and sometimes must be rebooted. I still think it is worth the effort.
87466
Yes, this will work, as long as your VHS player requires 100Watts or less. I ordered the step up version, 500Watts, to run my UK flat screen tv. Check the wattage requirements on your player.
786733
From what I can gather from your question I would say YES. My TV only has HDMI inputs as well and I use one of these to hook up an old VCR to it that has the Yellow/Red/White RCA connectors.
915163
Yes. I have an old TV with just one RCA port, so I use it to switch between TV, DVD player and Roku player. It works, but it's definitely not heavy duty. If it's just going to sit in one spot and be handled gently, it should work fine. A great value for the price.
949989
I'm afraid I can't help you there. I purchased mine to be used for my TV, DVD, Cable connection.
83752
Absolutely. I have an old TV as well and it hooked up beautifully. The only issue was I had to unplug my DVD player in order to plug it in but that's no big problem.
1992567
No. This box is used to make an older television (with only one or two ports for rabbit ear antennas, vcrs, and the like) compatible with a dvd player or other newer electronic equipment that require a connection using red, yellow, white and black plug in cords.
578380
It would be safe, but depending on your setup, you might pick up hard drive noise over your sound system. Experiment with it, you won't hurt anything.