Is this power strip wall mountable?
1831424
Hi Erika,There are two eye holes in the back of the strip where you could hang the unit from screws or nails if you want to.
1831425
Yes, it has slotted mounting holes for vertical or horizontal wall installation.
1831426
Remember, make a photocopy of the back of the power strip - and use this as a template - tape it to the wall or wherever, and then nail/screw right through the paper - always get a perfect alignment - no fuss.
55472
No. I have a power block plugged in and was able to use the outlets next to it. Very nice power strip at a good price.
2260761
Sorry it told so long to answer but was out of state. No this is a wall mount!
1999695
The wire lead is short, so you do need to splice in a run to your power switch(not included)The mount is a single stud or bolt, which should fit about any application.
1302408
Yes it is. It may not look like it, but a power cord that connects to the wall is included. It is short though, I recommend using an extension cord with it.
1641490
Hi Don, Sorry but I mounted the power strip on a board so I can't see the backside and there's nothing on the front side indicating if the power strip was made in good old USA. Carl
2027649
I don't see any reason why not. There are wire nuts for the power cord and a ground wire. 'Just need to plan for the mounting plate attachment to the wall, as there are studs on this plate for the decorative nuts.
2117115
I don't see any reason it wouldn't work, although you'll have to come up with a 12v power supply for it that you can route through the wall (if you plan to wall mount it as designed) or consider other mounting options.
448361
It might be a good fit. The advantage of the Pivot Power is that it can pivot around objects on your counter, accommodate the large 'brick' plugs on some devices, and provide surge protection. But it is not the smallest power strip available. I am very happy with the one that I have.
161699
You could plug-in the DC power adapter into a screw-in power receptacle, i.e. Westinghouse 00509 or Leviton Socket-to-Outlet adapter. But the mounting is designed to clip-in to a hole cut out of wallboard or ceiling tiles.
1376721
In my answer, I refer to the base unit, is not wall mountable, however the charger unit is wall mountable
864992
I'm sure if your capable, then yes you could mount it. But I would like to discourage you from even buying it!! The power supply designed for this unit and even made by the same company does not fit properly! It was a nightmare getting it in. I had to mount the power supply upside down to get it to fit! And now I'm having power supply issues
583800
The entire strip would be useless. This must be plugged in. It has a remote to turn it on and off but must be mounted near an outlet.
1290565
This comes with some mounting brackets that basically just slide over the top of the power strip and is secured with a screw in top and bottom. One on each side of strip mounts it.
1916735
probably. you get both sticky strips and screws to mount. the connector wires to connect each strip are short and if you have any obstacles, you might want more space or longer connector wires.
424582
The QVS power strip is 3 feet long with 9 outlets on 4" centers. Plenty of room. It mounts with 2 hole tabs on the ends, so one end will probably be mounted in sheet rock instead of a stud. This won't matter if you aren't going to look for a stud.
618383
I have used this unit with a power strip with no problem. However, since this unit uses 1.2 amp of power,the power strip has to be rated for 1.2 amp or more.