Does the flat plug rotate at the connection to the wall, or does it simply angle down?
1336171
Hi there! The flat plug is angled down by design. It does not swivel or rotate.
1336172
It's a 3-prong plug with the cord coming off the bottom. It doesn't swivel.
824455
Straight. The old model had right angle. Right angle conversion plugs can be bought separately. It should have right angle plug because most people will install near outdoor outlet and hang on wall. Since the cord is short and with straight plug the hanging options are limited. I bought a right angle adapter.
1929598
Depends on the shower head...most are adjustable and will "rotate" slightly to compensate for this angle.
1713958
No. The wall plug is not flat. My outlet is low on the wall and I use a cover for the cord, so it is not a problem in my case.
207306
Both the photo on the product package and the diagram at the top right of the package show it angled to the right (if viewed while facing the wall). The one I received in mid-November is the opposite (angled to the left when looking at the wall) of what is shown on the product package. And the style of the plug itself also doesn't exactly match the photo shown on the package. Woods may have switched manufacturers but not updated their packaging.
765053
On the Belkin package on the front it says "360 (degrees) rotating plug"...and it is, which is fantastic flexibility anywhere you want to plug it in! Mine all rotate just fine!
423231
Straight .... an angled plug will 'work' but will put a strange bend in the cord.
1254801
I've got a lot of experience with loose outlet sockets. I just very gently twist each plug bar in opposite directions, so they are no longer parallel. It increases the pressure of the plug bar against the metal sides inside the plug so the higher friction holds it tighter in place. Don't twist too hard or you will break off the plug bar - just hard enough to put a slight twist in the bar.
2085761
No, it is bolted to the wall and it can be retracted and extended but not rotated.
830816
It does, but my only gripe with the design is that it doesn't have an indentation where the plug goes so that the entire unit is flush up against the wall so it's secure. Even with the anchor screw it seems to rock side to side when plugging and unplugging devices.
784701
Yes, the socket turns flush to wall. There are three places to plugs in your appliances, etc. However, the socket turns to the side as one. In other words you can have one pointing straight and one to the side. It turns as one piece. If both sides of the surge protector are turned, it looks like there are no sockets.
164289
Yes, you have to bend down almost to the floor, as the on/off switch is located approx. half way from the bottom of the stem to plug in your wall on the power cord; not at all convenient.
1005301
Yes, it rotates around a bit. Maybe 150 degrees or so, My guess is it would depend on the installation a bit as to how much it rotates; how much lead wire there is, the gauge, that sort of stuff.
43922
it has the flat kind , the plug fits side ways in plug, not straight up and down like most
595413
Nope. It's a 'standard' type plug that goes straight into the wall. It's a thick gauge cord too, so it's not like you could bend it out of the way if you're in a tight spot. Great product, though.
102911
It will go from 90 to 180, straight out from the connector. It also rotates 360 degrees.
1123069
I have mine at an angle. It works fine. It swings. As long at the wall where you mount it is flat the angle does not matter.