I have seen conflicting information One person says that the blades on the plug are vertical. Another says that one blade on the plug is horizontal
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One is each way, some type of hot tub configuration. It's a direct replacement.
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The 15Amp has two vertical and the one round. Your standard plug type. It is the 20Amp that has one vertical and one horizontal with the one round.
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One blade is horizontal and one blade is vertical. I have this exact one on my hot tub right now.
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both are vertical for 15a applications, 20a will have one horizontal. a = amp
432577
The plug itself where it meets the wall socket has a lean to the right, the power cord basically comes straight down from there..
1782625
The plugs on most items today have one side that is a bit larger; that larger side fits in the larger side of the socket. Just flip it over.
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It should be right on the side. The plug is for 20 amp so the plug looks a little strange
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Thats a good question. I dont know for sure because I used a different propeller on mine - and it was shaped different. That being said, I would still say that one direction is up or out, but if you flip the plug over it would blow down or in. The plug doesnt have set polarity though, so you can simply turn it over if you need to change the fan direction.
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Yes, plus the plug that goes into the wall turns 360 degrees so the three outlets can be positioned horizontally or vertically.
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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.
2011104
The picture is wrong. The cord extends out from the short side ( from the end that has the on/off switch) so if you stretched the cord straight it is in the same direction as the power strip is long.
1112085
The plug on this bad-boy is the straight type, it's not angled at all. Basically, this is a rebranded version of this power strip: Plugable 12 AC Outlet Surge Protector with Built-In 10.5W 2-Port USB Charger for Android, Apple iOS, and Windows Mobile Devices (White)I hope this helps!
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Another thought. Because the plug cutter is convex, it tends to wander when you first start drilling. That's the tip on starting slow. You might also consider drilling a starting hole with a forrester or spade bit and then cut the plug from this hole so it would wander less.
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They're on the vertical end...I'm sure you could drill holes horizontally if needed. Not sure how you would plug the other holes though. Good luck!
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I bought 2 of them and I used one vertical and it is fine. Screw heads will be on top instead of side, but that's the only difference.
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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.
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I'm not home now to double-check, but I'm 90% sure this is unpolarized, meaning the connector to the appliance has 2 circular plugs as opposed to the ones that have a square and a circular plug.
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The two plugs are NOT interchangeable. To determine which one you are looking at, zoom in and see that one side of one tab is bent in the opposite direction. I found Amazon's views to be accurate for the purpose of distinguishing between the two.
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I don't know what you mean by two blades on the power cord. The cord plug has only 2 flat prongs (US
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The sheath is made to wear vertical. With some adjustments it could be worn horizontal