2 Pack Power Strip – 12FT Long Extension Cord, Surge Protector with 6 Outlets and 2 USB Charging Ports, Flat Plug Overload Protection, (1625W/13A/900J), Wall Mount for Home Office and Dorm, ETL Listed

The cord is atually quite thin, I measured it when I saw your question. Thickness – a smidge over 1cm and Width – a smidgen over 3cm…I hope this is helpful!

All the plugs are full on both of them that I bought. I’ve had them for months, during electrical storms, and beautiful sunny days and have had no issues.

Yes they are both 12 feet

No, I do not have a controlled way to achieve a safe test. There is no clear data from the suppler or even a UL certification of claims. Trust the off-shore supplier or,as I do, use the strip with devices that would not be a great loss. Good luck. The power strips do function well but no assurance of meeting the quic… No, I do not have a controlled way to achieve a safe test. There is no clear data from the suppler or even a UL certification of claims. Trust the off-shore supplier or,as I do, use the strip with devices that would not be a great loss. Good luck. The power strips do function well but no assurance of meeting the quick load protection clamp-off as claimed.

The dimension of this power strip is：12.4*1.9*1.2 inch

Does the plug 🔌 swivel..no. hope this helps

Outdoor use only if no contact with water or rain.

You obviously have a real need to know this information. So, rather than trusting an everyday shopper, try searching for the manufacture’s name and item name for more detailed specifications.

No, mine is 12ft

I could not use these. The plugs did not fit into my outlets.

Read the information on the website

Yes of course it does, unless you can recess the plug there is no physical way to insert any plug into a receptacle without it sticking out from the wall.
The plug is apporx 1" thick and the cord comes out the side at an angle parallel to the wall, so you can have 2 in the same duplex oitlet.

The strip itself is 12inches (length of a ruler).

No the 45 degree plug is fixed. They are really nice power strips though.

The answer is in the amp rating. (14 AWG 13A). 14 is the gage of the wire. 13A is the amp rating. Typical amp draw for treadmills is between 15 & 20 amps. It looks like, based on that, I would go one more size up in the "heavy duty" category. Unfortunately it is probably double the price, but is also worth it fo… The answer is in the amp rating. (14 AWG 13A). 14 is the gage of the wire. 13A is the amp rating. Typical amp draw for treadmills is between 15 & 20 amps. It looks like, based on that, I would go one more size up in the "heavy duty" category. Unfortunately it is probably double the price, but is also worth it for the piece of mind. The maker (Mifaso) of these has many 20 amp options available.

The perfect power strip everyone should has! The cord length is very long and the coating around the wire is soft and sturdy! all the ports work including the 2 usb ports. totally worth it and would recommend anyone to give it a go!

Im someone who is very cautious about plug ins etc.) due to firehazards and reviews, I spent hours searching for power strips – seeing reviews of some melting, burning causing fires just raised my anxiety towards them. But when i found these, there were no reviews of that happening and i wanted to give them a shot. Im glad i did go with these, great price and have had 0 issues with them.

These are perfect for use in the living room to go under couch and chair so table lamp and personal electronic devices can be plugged in. Keeps things neat without additional extension cords which we previously had.

They’re simple and effective power strips. Simple packaging without a lot of extra unnecessary stuff included, plugs have decent spacing so they don’t overcrowd. Nice long braided cords, with the tilted plug so they’re flat against the wall but don’t interfere with the one above them. I’m pleased with them!

Nice. Vintage cord look. Great that the cord has a flush/ flat plug, allowing them to fit fit nicely behind the furniture against the wall. The plugs also have the cord coming off at an angle, allowing two to be used easily out of the same outlet pair, without interference.

Love the flat plug, as it allows the cord to lie flatter against my wall, which was much needed. I also love the USB ports so I don’t have to worry about keeping up with the block part of my phone charger.

This was a perfect fit for my daughter’s room. Her room is small so the flat pug gave us the ability to put her dresser up against the wall. The cord was long enough with wall mounting abilities to put on the wall behind her TV with still leaving to USB where she can charge devices. The price for what has been perfect for what we needed was the icing on the cake

I like the flat plug. That is why I chose this unit. I installed one of the strips behind furniture. I liked the cord. It was easier to bend in comparison to the heavy plastic ones.

I put this on the end of my Kitchen Island I built for extra outlets and chargers. It work perfectly and the white blends in with the paint so that it’s not really noticeable.

This is a great extension cord. I bought two of them. I like the green light it shows when it is on. I also like that I can use multiple plugins at once and there is some space between the plugins. Also the horizontal plugins are better than the vertical plugins found on other extension surge cords.