Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: The room I want to use this in my outlets are horizontal instead of vertical. Will this unit work on horizontal outlets if plugged in horizontally?
Document: Swivels work great. Keeps wires along the wall instead of poking out. That being said I have one beef. The unit has only ONE ACTIVE set of prongs going into your outlet. The other is plastic and just helps stabilize the unit. You've just lost half of your outlet power.So if you actually used all six outlets it would put quite a load on the one active that it is plugged into. I have inexpensive 'surge protectors' that do a similar thing.
I don't normally write reviews, and I have always been very happy with my Amazon purchases, but this thing is a piece of junk. I purchased it to have more outlets in a brand new bedroom, totally gutted and remodeled (so it has new outlets). This thing will not plug in and stay plugged in. I tried it in another room and it barely plugged in, but still would not work. The electrcal prongs on this disappear into itself when you try to plug it in.
The swiveling outlets allow this tap to have a low profile and you can turn the cords to the side (or up and down, depending on whether the outlet is horizontal or vertical on the wall) so they don't stick straight out. A definite space saver.
Reordered more. Only outlet that would work in bathroom that I could use a nightlight and air freshener and still have room for hair dryer, toothbrush, etc.
Because of the frequency and severity of storms where I live, and due to the fact that I lost a modem and a telephone system during one recently, I thought I needed something. Because I use a cable for telephone service, I need to keep the modem plugged in during my absence, which is frequent, to take messages. This offers the protection I need, I think. It has not yet been tested by nature, but it should provide the surge protection I want.
As for the USB power port, I was able to use it to charge my iPhone5 so that seems to work.The 8 outlet one was missing two of the plastic guide posts that were meant to insert into the top outlet as a guide to help hold the unit in place. These posts were not in the box so they appear to have broken off before they were packaged.....pretty cheap quality.
We have one outlet that we want to use for a lamp, computer, tablet, phone, and occasionally other things. We were constantly unplugging things to plug other things in. When I saw this with 6 outlets plus 2 usb ports, I knew it would more than meet our needs. It's great that there is a surge feature on it too. The swivel function is also nice. We've had it a couple of months now and it has worked great.
This surge protector works amazing. The ability to swivel the outlets allows me to slide my entertainment center up to the wall. I saw many reviews noting the unit does not stay plugged in. The 8 outlet device has a screw hole that lines up perfectly with the outlet. Could not be happier with this.
Love the rotation ability for a variety of weird adaptor design reasons. But, this thing is really big and obvious and ugly. Especially once you got stuff plugged into it so be prepared to put a plant in front of it. Also, I don't know if it is my outlets or the units &#34;prongs&#34; but when stuff is plugged into the weight of the plugs and the leverage causes the unit to start to pull away and unplug from the wall.
Received much earlier than expected. The plugs work perfectly and are easy to use. Somply plug in the outlet, turn the plugs to the side if you wish and done. There is a green light that comes on once plugged to confirm that its properly working. Great for those areas where you need space to plug in an outlet. Super idea
Answer: yes