Questions and Answers for 6-Outlet Power Strip with 4 ft. Cord Right Angle Plug (2-Pack)

A:  It's ETL listed.

A:  I do believe so. The chargers do not pull to much power. They should be just right.

A:  it is suitable for all devices with total power less than 1875w.

A:  INDOOR

A:  This is an indoor only.

A:  Yes. Both in and out

A:  No it is for indoor only.

A:  No, indoor use only

A:  Yes it's heavy duty

A:  I’m not an electrician but I don’t see why not since it’s a surge protector.

A:  Yes, strip works better if mounted so it doesn’t move around, but it will easily power your coffee maker.

A:  I would get an appliance rated extension cord only to be safe. They should have some near the appliances.

A:  I don't see why you could not. Just don't overload by plugging numerous electrical items in the power strip.

A:  This is a 3 prong power strip. You will have to buy a 2 prong adaptor.

A:  This has two prongs and the ground in the standard US pattern of two flat, one round. The nice thing though is the wire comes out at a 90* angle, so it lays flat against the wall and you can put furniture up against it without having the bulky cord in the way.

A:  Change out your outlet to three for the ground, or find a power strip without one. You could put an adapter with 3 prong female end and a two prong male end.

A:  3 prong. You can buy a ground lift which will be located in your electrical aisle where all the outlets are. It just adapts it down to 2 prong.

A:  Three prong.

A:  As long as no other appliances share this unit and the microwave does not exceed the capacity. You'll know if the built in circuit breaker in the power strip shuts off.

A:  I wouldn't. I'd buy a short cord at least 12 or 14 gauge depending on the power consumption of the microwave.

A:  It Depends On How Many Amps That Your Microwave Draws. This Is Only A 15 Amp Power Strip And The Cord Is Only A 14 Gauge. But If Your Microwave Draws Less Than 14 Amps, Then You Could Use It!

A:  It depends on the current rating of your microwave. Stay under the rating of the plug strip and you wiill be fine.

A:  No, never run a microwave off of an extension cord or power strip.

A:  No, It's Not A Surge Protector! It's Just A Power Strip!

A:  Just an outlet.

A:  It's a basic power strip with no surge protector.

A:  No surge protection, just a plug strip. You can add MOV style surge protector to one of the outlets on the strip and protect the others. MOV's are a parallel type device that "shorts" surges above the design voltage to ground.

A:  just an outlet.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes these can be wall mounted and a decent price

A:  Hi Scott, There are two mounting holes at the bottom of the product. But you have to use screws which suitable size to attached to the wall. Thank you

A:  Yes

A:  slotted holes on back not the greatest mounting option but it works if you are good with tools