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Question: Can you use this with a GFI outlet?
Document: The other plug has been replaced with a plastic prong that just sits in the ground prong hole of the original outlet. I would have preferred that they made the adapter with a set of 2 full grounded plugs on the back, but I guess it saves money by making it this way.Even with these minor shortcomings, the price is good and it seems to work as advertised.Note: You won't be able to use the securing screw on a GFI outlet and have to rely on the holding power of that single 3-prong plug.
This plug rotating quad outlet plug-in does not fit some of my 12-year old duplex GFI outlets. If you stick to placing it over normal 3-prong (grounded) duplex  outlets, you can replace the central screw - with the longer one provided with the product - and secure it in place. It's also too wide for using on a regular quad outlet as it will cover over 2 of the four existing outlets leaving you with just 4. You would then have 4 rotating outlets, so maybe this is OK for some.Instead of providing 2 3-prong plugs on the back of the unit, there is only one.
We have so many cords behind our recliners. The outlet is visible when entering the room. I order this rotating adapter to use instead of 2 outlet extenders. The change is amazing! This is clean look. I will order more for other room in the house!
When I took off the outlet wall plate to plug this unit in, the top of the outlet box was exposed. The only way to use this is to keep the wall plate intact and put this unit over it. If the prongs were centered more towards the middle of the unit, it might solve this problem.
Just don't expect to be able to use that second outlet unless you modify the adapter (which I'm not recommending).It screwed securely into the center screw hole of the outlet plate with absolutely no problem, using the screw that came with it. Took probably all of 1 minute to install, if that.Extremely pleased with this product! Would buy several more if they were less costly.
I just purchased the 36030-W 4-Outlet Rotating Adapter. Great idea. Solves a lot of problems for today's electronic devices. However, the stupid mounting screw limits its use and makes it a royal pain to install. It can only be used on outlets with a center screw plate. The package proclaims that the 4-outlet rotating adapter is "Compact for travel". Who carries multiple screwdrivers everywhere? I kept the adapter, but couldn't use it where I intended. I am most disappointed.
Unfortunately, not until I had this adapter opened and read the instruction insert did I see problems with my hoped-for use. I planned  to take a twin outlet and make it into four for use with a Belkin Home Theater power console (which has a large and awkward plug) and a large AV Powerline adapter. However, the fact that the 360 adapter uses only one of two wall outlets and has a significant power restriction makes it unusable for power cords/extensions. The instructions are clear on this  Unfortunately, had I known this in advance I wouldn't have purchased this adapter.
Love it! It's just what I wanted.A couple things I wasn't sure of until I had the actual item in my hands, so I'll mention them here.This adapter is designed to monopolize two outlets; it plugs into one outlet just like you'd expect, but also has a plastic prong that inserts into the prong-hole of the second outlet - probably to increase stability. So you aren't able to use your second outlet; it turns 2 outlets into 4, rather than turning 2 into 5. Of course, the rotating feature means you can plug in bigger (and odd-shaped) things than you could with a regular adapter, so you're coming out ahead.
I found myself cursing this thing while trying to install and use it. Here is why:1) It comes encased in idiotic clear stiff plastic packaging -- it's a struggle to get it out, and a  waste of a lot of plastic (contributing to trashing the planet).2) It's difficult and cumbersome to put this device into the outlet. I thought you could just insert it, but -- no, the instructions say you have to unscrew the screw that holds the wall plate of your outlet, and attach this surge protector to the outlet with a screw that is a part of this device (you can see the head of that screw in the photo).The problem is that the screw just kept turning and turning, but it was not "catching" the thread in the hole inside the outlet.
If you want to use it in a nicely decorated interior space, it's too visible and looks totally out of place.
Answer: yes