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Questions and Answers for CE TECH 2-Outlet USB Wall Tap Surge Protector, White

Internet #205893706

Model #HDC200WUWH

Store SKU #1001327084

2-Outlet USB Wall Tap Surge Protector, White
(32)Questions & Answers (16)
  • Features a convenient phone cradle for resting while charging
  • Includes two USB 3.1-Amp ports for personal electronics
  • Protects devices from power surges and spikes
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caret
Q:Is this item out of stock? when you will them in again, pls advise thanks
by|Dec 16, 2020
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Q:Plugging into the outlet, does it plug into the top or the bottom on the receptacle. Where is the longer round lead go top or bottom. When it's plugged into the wall, which receptacle is open the top one or the bottom one? So hard to describe. Thank you, Randy
by|Aug 2, 2018
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A:  The surge protector you selected has a single plug (2 metal blades and a ground post) and a plastic ground post to help secure it when plugged in. The metal blades and ground post goes into the top receptacle and the bottom plastic post goes into the ground portion of the bottom receptacle.

by|Aug 11, 2019
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    A:  It will plug into either one, and all the receptacles work.

    by|Mar 2, 2019
      1 found this answer helpful

      A:  Hi! I have mined plugged into the bottom. I love it!

      by|May 5, 2023
        caret
        Q:What is the voltage OUTPUT of the USB ports? I know the amps are 2.1, but what's the voltage?
        by|May 28, 2018
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        A:  The voltage for the USB port is 5V.

        by|May 5, 2023
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          Q:When there's a surge & it trips, will it continue after? I want to hook to a fridge & a freezer but after it trips, I want power to continue so I don't lose my food. I'm OK w/ it being a 1-time trip and replacing it but NOT OK if it trips and the power to the plugs stops. Considering getting one with an alarm and need to ask the same question to those guys. THANKS
          by|Mar 11, 2018
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          A:  I would think you would have to replace it after it trips,there is no way to reset it.

          by|May 5, 2023

          A:  This type of surge protector is sacrificial, it takes the hit instead of your electronic device. Thus when a surge is stopped the device is destroyed and must be replaced. It does not reset. Mike

          by|May 5, 2023

          A:  I live in Florida and I lose power weekly and it still works

          by|May 5, 2023

            A:  If there is a power event (surge or spike) that the surge protector needs to absorb to protect your equipment, it will not turn back on. The unit served its purpose and will not operate anymore to prevent your equipment from operating when its not being protected. You will need to replace your surge protector at that point. If power is interrupted, but there are no damaging spikes or surges the protector needs to absorb, it will turn back on when power is restored. For units with a power switch/breaker, those should only trip if the unit is overloaded (has too many device connected and it exceeds the power available on the circuit). The protection is provided by the MOVs and internal fuse (not the breaker).

            by|Nov 21, 2018
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              caret
              Q:Fire safety
              by|Jan 8, 2018
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              A:  I use mine to plug in my phone charger (usb) and my surge protector (for my kitchen tv and cable box). Its about 3 feet from the sink.

              by|May 5, 2023

                A:  I don't believe this will turn off by itself. It's just a regular outlet with surge protection in it.

                by|May 5, 2023
                  caret
                  Q:I need something like this for Ipad Minis and Samsung Galaxy phones.. I'm not sure about the amps shared on this.. if it's recommended to charge with at least 2.1amps on those devices, how are we to use both usb ports on this? what happens if you go below the recommended 2 amps to charge things like this? what is this used to charge if not phones and tablets? if you can only use one port to charge these things at a time I don't get why they even have 2 ports.
                  by|Dec 17, 2017
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                  A:  xs

                  by|May 5, 2023

                  A:  Your 2nd device will charge at 1 amp. It will be OK, but it will charge slower.

                  by|May 5, 2023

                    A:  x

                    by|May 5, 2023
                    caret
                    Q:Can I use this to protect a freezer??
                    by|Sep 29, 2017
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                    A:  Yes, you can use this to protect a freezer.

                    by|May 4, 2023
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                      A:  Yes, you can use this surge protector with a freezer.

                      by|May 4, 2023
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                        caret
                        Q:Can I plug this into my 120 socket
                        by|Aug 30, 2017
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                        A:  Yes, you can plug this into a 120 socket.

                        by|May 4, 2023
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