Can a PC's power cord pass through the hole - both pc end and outlet end of the cord?
386909
Yes, I believe the ends of power cords would fit due to the two piece design. Could be a code issue that you might want to consider if running behind Sheetrock.
55472
No. I have a power block plugged in and was able to use the outlets next to it. Very nice power strip at a good price.
2097395
I use on my laptop, but cannot have it plugged in since the plug is on the side of the laptop.
975101
No, with power cable means it has the power brick. You'll still need a short laptop power cable for the brick to the wall. No power cord has no power brick
1933037
Yes, that's true. If you plug it into a surge protector it will not work properly, if at all.
564200
Yes. there is a fair sized void under the desktop that runs the full width of the desk. there is also ah hole for cables in the back center of the desk into this void. the hole comes with one of those plastic fillers (not sure of the proper name) that you often see in desks that are designed to allow computer cables through.
2262467
Cables can be channeled through both as needed. Power cable to wall electrical outlet usually goes through the bottom.
495826
Nope. This adapter has the second cord which has to be used in order to power the laptop via the wall outlet.
2097114
yes, I plug it into the PC with the included cord; standard small plug (I don't know what it's called)
1452763
I don't know!! Sorry, but mine's been plugged in to an outlet the whole time I've had it. PC
1647269
Boltar:Good question. Unfortunately the answer is no. At present, the product will pull the cable in until it bottoms out, and doesn't have a part-way stop. (I've had times when I wanted my cord part way out, and I've found that a small binder clip is an effective, though not elegant solution.)
1804816
You only need one of these, attached to the main cable that comes into your house. That will stop any electrical surge that may come through the cable itself. It doesn't function like a "ground" for everything, though... The power cord of each device (TV, computer, etc.) will still need to be plugged into a wall outlet or power strip that's equipped with surge protection in order to stop surges that may come through the regular house wiring.
1804817
You only need one of these, attached to the main cable that comes into your house. That will stop any electrical surge that may come through the cable itself.It doesn't function like a "ground" for everything, though... The power cord of each device (TV, computer, etc.) will still need to be plugged into a wall outlet or power strip that's equipped with surge protection in order to stop surges that may come through the regular house wiring.
2209718
Yes, I have plugged in Dell, Acer and HP three prong laptop power cords in this device. It is hard to plug into tho, takes a few gentle tries and patience.
172611
i have no idea...the plug is rectangular that goes into the pc or laptop...sorry pc dummy here...but it works great
2268901
That's what I am doing. No problems till now. It also depends on the quality of extension cord and what else you are connecting to it (if using an extension board with more than 1 plug points. I am using an extension board made for computers, with surge protection.
335385
The power cord does just exit through one of the louver slots. One of the corner slots.