What is the size of the middle channel? I'm trying to figure out if it will hold a heavy gauge power cord.
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The size of the middle channel is 1/2 inches. Stretched when pulling apart on each side, it goes to about 3/4 inches. I'm very happy with this product. It is heavy duty quality, but looks attractive even in a home office environment. Hope this helps.
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It accommodates two CAT-5 Ethernet cables with ease. I imagine it would accommodate a single heavy-gauge power cord instead, but I'm not certain. (I left the item behind when I moved house.)
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This is why I bought it and used it last winter. It work fine for me. Before this I was using three 25 foot cords that I had for general use. They were always unplugging It is heavy as there is a lot of copper in it.
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Don't have it anymore but as I recall it's about 3" wide and perhaps 3' long with one elbow. It handled two power cables, two hdmi cables and game cable.
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It is pretty solid. At least my two packs were. I prefer not to have any weight pulling on my cords as a general rule but I don't think a moderate power supply would cause the plug to decouple. If you have an approximate weight I can test it for you on one of the plugs I have.
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It's around 4 or 5' and the cord detaches in the middle so you don't have to unplug from the wall and carry the heavy plug.
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There is enough room on the top shelf for the sound bar, I'm not sure about the center channel speaker. The bottom shelf will hold your cable box.
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It is 2.25" Wide, .875" Thick and when seated in the plug, is 1.75" high. On most power strips, it would take up two outlets, unless it was on the end, so the long side could hang out. It is shaped like this: _____[_____] ||I cannot remember why, but for some reason I bought a different type. This one is in my spareparts box. The second one I bought (different brand - ARKVIEW) works fine EXCEPT it must be disconnected from the computer for the first 5 or 10 seconds of a cold reboot, otherwise the computer will not boot. I think these hubs draw too much power during a boot, but I do not know for sure. It is 2.25" Wide, .875" Thick and when seated in the plug, is 1.75" high. On most power strips, it would take up two outlets, unless it was on the end, so the long side could hang out. It is shaped like this: _____[_____] ||I cannot remember why, but for some reason I bought a different type. This one is in my spareparts box. The second one I bought (different brand - ARKVIEW) works fine EXCEPT it must be disconnected from the computer for the first 5 or 10 seconds of a cold reboot, otherwise the computer will not boot. I think these hubs draw too much... » Read More It is 2.25" Wide, .875" Thick and when seated in the plug, is 1.75" high. On most power strips, it would take up two outlets, unless it was on the end, so the long side could hang out. It is shaped like this: _____[_____] ||I cannot remember why, but for some reason I bought a different type. This one is in my spareparts box. The second one I bought (different brand - ARKVIEW) works fine EXCEPT it must be disconnected from the computer for the first 5 or 10 seconds of a cold reboot, otherwise the computer will not boot. I think these hubs draw too much power during a boot, but I do not know for sure. « Show Less
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It's like half a inch down from the middle. If you put it on the top 120V wall plug, the bottom you can plug another electric outlet and both fits ok
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Brian, I used it for TV cable cord that ran a pretty good distance around the room & even the adapter where two cables were joined together. Then as I got it to where I wanted the TV set up, I then added the cable cord for the cable box & router/modem cable. So it holds a pretty good size and then it still lies flat. I would definitely recommend this. It has been great for me. Its the same color as my carpet & you don't even know it's there.
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The opening width is just over 3/4 inch. Would think a power cord would just fit through
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I don't know. It's sufficient to hold a generator grounding cable, which is what I use if for. For actual specs you'd need to check with Lehigh.
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Hm. First, what does your laptop say for dc voltage in and amps? Second, measure the hole where this plugs into and see how big it is
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I purchased one RCA PSWTS6R Wall Tap Surge. It is approximately 2 inches thick. I like it because it was affordable and it helps organize my power cords. It also protects my electronics from power surges.
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The side channels are pretty small approx. 1/4". If you removed the head of the cord, then slid it through, you could use the side channels. There is no direct access to insert the cord from underneath like there is for the center channel.
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It's about a 1/2" to wide; the connectors are polarized. It doesn't work with a 2 to 3 prong converter, either and they're slightly too long to work in a 1 to 3 socket adapter. A small power strip will work.
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I no longer have the item but recall it is approximately width of an outlet x2. It is definitely not wider than a standard outlet cover.Hope you have better luck with it than I.
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that should be about 8 guage wire and i don't think it will fit over the plug.