Can a 7 port USB surge protector fit in the bottom of the base?
1754651
I looked at the 7 port's on amazon and not of them will fit. There is only about 1/2 inch space top to bottom in the base.
1754652
I don't think so. I have a five port that I have behind the unit that works fine for me.
1754653
The space is fairly shallow, allowing plenty of room to gather cords, but I do not feel a surge protector will fit.
656121
The base is 100mm wide by 164mm. You will need to leave room for cables entering the back
887561
last case holes standard size devices such as CDs & DVD and other devices that fit in a desktop tower same width as any desktop tower and it's standardized on all cases you can put a smaller hard drive in but you have to buy an adapter down to the size of the hard drive. I have four of these cases I have one for an old CD 24 you're more modern DVDs and I have the last which is for a USB 3.0 so now I have a portable USB 3.0 DVD that fits all my computers including all USB 3.0 Laptop portables and this does not drag down the computer as BBB they all have their own adiquate power supplies separate from the computer not pulling down power off a USB PORT!!!!!!
579616
Yes, standard DC accessory plugs will fit and hold. We use it for phone chargers. I believe it was about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2" deep.
913658
it is a little wider than a usb plug (about the size of a quarter)I would guess that you would be able to mount it in a panel that is up to 3/4 in thick
1009306
They do fit in firmly, both the USB and the three-prong outlets. The only issue I have is that I have one mounted vertically on the side of my bedside table and the bracket they supply to hang it on does not hold the unit firmly.
2035048
There are about 2" of clearance inside the unit to give you an idea. I think it will depend on how stiff the cord you're plugging into the adapter is. For example, a typical lamp cord is pretty flexible and I would guess will fit fine with a typical adapter. However, a stiff, straight plug like those found in a lot of surge protectors definitely will not fit with an adapter.
318331
There is approximately one inch depth in the bottom compartment so, no, I don't believe a surge protector would fit if all cords were plugged in. I have mine tucked between this and a wall so it is hidden for the most part.
1804658
No and, it can be a little tight if you have multiple USB devices plugged in next to each other.
944685
Yes, I believe so. We have 3rd party chargers and there's enough room. There's about 1/8" room all around the port.
1191926
A small surge protector/power strip fits nicely under the back cover. We ordered the Belkin 6-Outlet Home/Office Surge Protector (4 Feet) from Amazon for the charging station, and it fits nicely while having a short power cord from the device to the wall outlet (the same Belkin surge protector is available with a 6' power cord if additional length is needed).
1278373
No. The housing around the connector is too large to fit in the port on the bottom of the case.
522489
The manufacture would want you to get a surge protector with a longer cable, which they do sell. But I have had similar situations and have done just that, with no problems.
378559
There is a UL Listed sticker on the bottom of the surge protector. Here's a link to a photo:http://aehass.zenfolio.com/p218402084/h370c0f13#h370c0f13
2253604
As long as the amps are the same or greater on the surge protector you should have no problem.
836113
It is large and will cover two sockets, the plug is on the bottom so it blocks both wall receptacles. If you use a special against the wall plug it might be usable.
1787662
There is some protection there. As long as you aren't trying to deliberately jam something in there, it would be tough for something to hit the USB port.