Is the plug that goes into the wall outlet flat or protruding?
1381478
I love the unit but it's a regular plug. I have a small power strip with a flush plug so it works behind my couch though. Hope that helps
1381479
It's a typical plug end like on most surge protectors so I would define it as protruding. It's a handy little outlet for a conference table and works well for us.
1957581
The front panel is wider than the rest of the unit and is removable. The cord comes out of the bottom right so I located my wall outlet as close as possible to the far left side. The cord wraps up the right side runs along the top and down the left side. It tucks between the front class and the base of the unit. The plug and outlet can only be seen from the very left side but the cord is hidden.
1943555
The plug is shaped like a teardrop with the larger part having the two prongs. When plugged in it lies parallel with the face plate, i.e., it is perpendicular to the floor and extends beyond the faceplate, not into the other plug. So it shouldn't interfere with whatever you want to plug into the other receptacle. I hope that is clear.
1247264
It is the type plug that has one outlet on one side and two on the other side with the protector over the double side. I only needed one side so I left the protector over the double side.
1616131
When it's actually plugged in, it only sticks out from the wall about a half inch. With the prongs you're probably looking at an inch and a half, but you can push just about anything flush up against the plug since it's so close to the wall and the cord hangs down from the plug and not out like a traditional cord would.
784702
Hi Bargain Fairy,The plugs turn flat and turn 90 dgrees to flat against the wall. The photo shows the outward initial "default" position and a 45 degree turned position to make view of the turning part of the plug visible. All the best, and they are great!
1345339
This is the narrowest surge protector that I could find. The plug does not stick out because you plug it into the side of the unit. The cord from the refrigerator sits parallel to your wall. Your refrigerator should not stick out any more than normal.
1963247
If you look closely, the wall plug is that small cut-out looking section at the bottom left of the charge. The plug folds into the charger.
1354179
Straight plug, i.e. the cord does not hang flat against the wall but sticks out perpendicular from the outlet (the usual orientation for most plugs).
325419
It does not have a flat plug. I was looking for a flat plug when I purchased this one based on RumPunch's comment. I found his information to be wrong.
116900
The plug is a straight line to the cord, not a right angle or 90 degree style. Hope that helps.
1172932
No, it does not have a flat plug. But it is a great surge protector anyways.
390755
It has room for a single plug to go into it. And it sticks out from the wall about 2", NOT including whatever you plug into it. I will upload a photo of it plugged into the wall receptacle. It is the white plug in the photo. edit: Well apparently, Amazon.com does not want me to add my own image to this product. What I WILL say, is that the photo is deceiving, in that it sticks out from the wall much more than the product photo shows.
1280002
If you mean the plug that goes into your device it is angled .I use it for my ipad air
1704676
The plug part is flat, but the cord itself is round and fairly substantial. I wouldn't run it under a rug. Also, remember that it's just foot long.
1042610
It has a standard plug and sticks out. If you want to use this where it lays flat there are adapters you can get at any hardware store and maybe on amazon.
1172316
Mine will allow me to have the outlet sticking straight out, as a regular outlet, facing up toward the ceiling (for cords coming from up above, or it can face down to the floor (for cords coming from the floor/carpet/baseboard. I hope this helps.