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: Does this have an on/off switch?
Document: This is a compact unit ideal for travel. We used it in Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and France to plug in multiple US-style chargers that auto-switch 110/220.
this worked well in England for our stay there, shipped very fast and was priced under what we would have paid had we bought it there
if you had to unplug a lamp in your room to plug the strip into the wall, you can still use the lamp with the power strip, no matter what the local plug type/shape happens to be)- suitable for use in countries using higher voltage than North America (not very many 110-250V power strips/surge protectors on the market, it seems)The power strip and another small item I purchased came unpackaged but padded in a much bigger box than necessary.
got this for my daughter who was going to bahrain.wanted it to be small enough to carry in bag for use in airport.It was exactly what she needed . we tested it with american system before she left and it woked great
good product, very sturdyi wish however if the cable can be longerotherwise the sockets are nice, made of good material
You're lucky if you get one accessible outlet there! And I thought the price was really reasonable. Would have been 5 stars if it had been just a little lighter weight.
You might not want / be able to do this, your call.2) This is advertised as providing &#34;surge suppression,&#34; but when I had it open to fix the mis-wiring, it was obvious that this isn't the case. It contains a 10A circuit breaker, but no apparent surge suppression circuitry.So if you don't need surge suppression, and can either live with or fix the mis-wiring, this will do the job for you.
You can just look in it and see that the wire from the "left" contact on the plug leads to the "right" contact on the outlet. Third, it is not UL approved. Finally, as some others have noted, I had problems inserting some US plugs. There is a little flap that must be pushed out of the way for the contacts to enter and some plugs can't do that.
Yes, I AM prejudiced against Chinese communist products!.. and proud of it!
Works perfectly - I used it to plug in an appliance from Russia at home in Seattle. So this will accept any outlet shape AND convert the voltage, so no fear of your house lights going out. Very much worth the money.
Answer: no