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Question: Does this surge have the 90 degree angle so the plug is more flush with the wall?
Document: My only complaint is that the power plug is oriented in a stupid direction: right angle pointing down, blocking the bottom plug. Sure, I could move this surge protector to the bottom plug (which I will soon), but that one is hooked up to a wall switch; so, I'll have to rewire the outlet before I do it.
Design &#8212; I really like the design of this unit. I mentioned that I didn't want such a bulky surge protector, and this is maybe a tad larger than a standard protector, if at all. Bulkiness was important to me as I have this installed behind my TV cabinet and didn't want to have to put it to far from the wall that I'd see the cabling. I like the flat (90&#730;) wall plug.
I hope it makes a notable dent in my electricity bill.I'm not at home right now to check, but the only reason I'd rate this less than 5 is if the power cord is straight rather than at a right-angle (honestly don't remember). It would only be helpful for my personal arrangement but I can see how a right-angle plug could be annoying as well.
I got the ZuniDigital Smart Green Surge Protector, but I can't figure out how it works. The directions say to plug anything into the Master, and turn that thing on, and the green plugs will work, but the green plugs don't work. It's beyond me.
This surge protector saves electricity by allowing all secondary devices to be turned off automatically 90 seconds after the main device is turned off.
I bought this to use with my entertainment center in my bedroom. It works great especially for the price. Works like any other smart surge protector cutting the power via when the control in turned off but this also has a 90 second shutdown delay which works great with my xbox. I can now set my tv to turn off at a certain time and also have my xbox turn off as well.
I did quite a bit of searching for a &#34;Smart&#34; surge protector. This had good reviews and the price was right. I use the TV as the control for the Blu-Ray, stereo receiver, Wii and Zune player. When I turn the TV off, all of them trun off after 90 seconds or so, every single time. I do not know how much power it saves, but it has to save something.
When you turn the master off, the "controlled" outlets stay on for 90 seconds, which is a neat little feature as well.I am so pleased with this surge protector and I look forward to the money that it saves me in the long run! You can't beat the price, either. I plan to eventually get another to hook up to my TV- TV as the master, cable box on constant, DVD and other auxiliary devices as controlled. It's a great buy!
Not much to review here for a power strip. I mounted it horizontally on the wall and so far so good, every position works. The light helps to locate it at night. It probably deserves a 5 but I just don't give anything a 5 on Amazon!
It shuts off the speakers, which waste a lot of power when turned off at their power button (transformer stays very warm), and monitor, while the router stays on in a constant power outlet.The power cord is parallel to the wall when plugged in so you can place items very close to the outlet without the cord interfering.
Answer: Sho-Great question - the smart strip does have a 90 degree angle plug!  When it's plugged in, the end only sticks out 7/8" from the outlet.