does the uit just plug in to a wall out or is it a plate that fits ocer the plug???
67645
You mount a plate, the dryer hooks onto the plate. Not like a telephone, you need a plug nearby to plug it in. It does not fit over a plug
67646
There is a plate. It goes somewhere away from the outlet, not over it. There is a cord with it's own GFCI type plug unit on the end that plugs into the outlet. We've had our for a couple of weeks now and love it. One kind of secret, behind the filter screen (which is removable) is a small switch that let's you select either 1200 watts or 1600 watts. Then once that's selected, you still have the main high and low switch on the handle. I almost missed that 1200/1600 switch. It's well hidden.
67647
It plugs into the wall outlet, so you can mount it right above the receptacle and the cord is adjustable, meaning it winds up in the back of the unit so it's nice and neat and still leaves access to the other plug.
67648
It plugs into the wall you need an outlet relatively near by, it does not go voer an outletit hs a plug about 2+ feet long, PS i love mine it frees up counter space and shuts off automatically
830818
Yes it does. What you do to install this is first remove the protective plastic cover plate. You then plug the power strip into the top position of the wall outlet. A screw is provided in the Belkin outlet strip that you then screw into the same place that the cover plate did.
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I assume you are talking about the base - yes it plugs into the wall outlet
2129374
Ours was a new install not a replacement, but I'm pretty sure it used a different size electrical box so it's not that simple. It's bigger than a typical wall plate.
1499585
This is just a plug multiplier. While the faceplate is removed the outlet remains. Where the screw in the center of your faceplate holds the faceplate in place the outlet multiplier screws in place to hold is so it doesn't come out when you unplug something.
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The screw at the center of the plate is not necessary, it's just a way to secure the unit to the outlet it's plugged into. This may be helpful when you have all six outlets plugged in and you don't want to inadvertently pull the whole thing out by pulling one of the cords out.
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Dear husband did it for me. But looking at the parts it appears you screw a plate into the wall (with two screws) then hook the device onto the plate. Hope that helps.
2211873
The Center hole is just like that of a cover plate, it does go all the way through and it comes with a longer screw to accommodate the surge protector and still screw into the outlet (Phillips or slotted).
1456573
It has a plug that looks like |.- but the outle on it will fit a plug that looks like |-.- .
164185
It's plug in. Once you connect it to the wall, you just plug it in. So there it a cord that will hang down the wall to the outlet.
828658
It is a regular plug. The plug you see goes into the wall plug. This is a really nice heating pad. My dog LOVES it!
1181483
Its built into the back of the charger, just pull down and plug in. it fits up against the outlet.
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It has the metal prongs built into the back of it. They swivel out so you can plug the whole unit into the wall.
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Your current wall plate works if that is what you want to use. The unit interfaces with it easily.
1314330
It comes to be hooked to ceiling plate, but I put a grounded plug on mine, hung it hook to hook and to an outlet.
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It plugs into a standard outlet. You would normally remove the cover from the outlet first and then use the screw included with the BESTEK to attach it to the wall plug.
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The back has two 3 prong plugs that take up the whole wall plate. The holder at the top is simply a groove to set a device in. It's plenty big enough for a phone or tablet. It doesn't rotate or anything so make sure your outlet is situated up and down with the ground prongs at the bottom.