C2G 27900 Universal Panel Power Review

The cable is complete nonsense! First, it's less than 1.5 feet. Second and most importantly, the holes for the plugs are too small! I could barely get the tip of the power cord in. He comes back!

I bought this unit because I thought it would be nice to have a spare power cord. But they are not universal and will not work on the monitor I was trying to use them with when the power cord was lost when moving. The right fork ends, but lacks power. Make sure it really works!

I'm installing a hood above the stove that goes to the roof, I have a socket to the ceiling but a plug because the hood is standard , which sticks out and it would not be possible to start the air duct because it was blocked. Bought as it sits flush with the wall and fixed the problem. The quality seems to be normal, the cable is not flimsy and not too flimsy. Good buy.

I ordered 3 cords to replace my American cords while I was in Europe. Delivery was quick, packaging adequate. Upon opening the package I noticed that 1 wire was "different" than in WRONG. I received 2x IEC320C13 for CEE7/7 and 1x IEC320C13 for IEC C5. Luckily I was able to use the "wrong" cable so it wasn't a total loss. I sent the seller a message through Revain, more than a week has passed and nothing. As for the cords, they match the display, maybe even better as they have the right angle at

Finally decided to hang your flat screen TV on the wall? Wondering what to do with the extended power cord that comes with the device? I suppose you could tie it together with zip ties or something and leave the wire rat's nest behind the panel, but why do that when you can get a short cable that doesn't hang under the bottom of the screen? This cable solves two problems: the extra length of the power cord and the need for a right-angle plug so your flat panel display can be leaned against a…

I don't like that the length of the ability itself isn't 18 inches as advertised. It's 17 inches from tip to tip when you say it's 1.6 feet. I would expect the cable itself to be like this without the connectors. Even if it's still not a specified size. WARNING TO ALL CUSTOMERS: This cable is short, 1 ft. The length of the cable is wrong, for the intended use it is 6 inches shorter, which is what I expected. So instead of 1.6 feet, we should go beyond the specified size in the future. Walk 2.0…

Specifications: * Cable length 18 inch * Plug thickness 3/4 inch * Cable 18 AWG Pros: The quality of the extension is good and it works for the job I need (Press the coffee maker to the wall). Cons: * The clevis is thicker than I would like. I've seen thinner models * You can't plug two of these extension cords into the same outlet (if needed). It will interfere with the other cable. If you want to spend a little more, I recommend Ziotek ZT1212590 power strip Liberator Flat, 18" pack of 5. With

What should I write? Workmanship, standard, computer style, power cord. Was bought because of the flat socket next to the wall. I wanted a flat wall outlet with a right-angle connection to the flat screen. It seems possible to get both, but I can't find either; Flat plug fitting and rectangular plug fitting. Caution: You will have problems with this plug if you use a wall socket in combination with a polarized wall plug, as a flat wall plug has its polarity towards the ground, just like there…

I was expecting it to be 18 inches of wire PLUS on the ends but you don't get that here. The whole thing is a measly 17 inches from end to end, and when you factor in a right angle, you've got less than 12 inches of usable cable (14 if you include the device's end connector). This is unusable for my application and will be sent back. Note to seller: Make the cable the right damn length or stop listing it as 1.5 feet because you're an inch shorter... and that's not even a usable 17 inches. 😡 On

Single computer power cord, only 0.25m long with angled plug. Perfect for a newly installed wall mounted flat screen TV in the guest room. The standard cord did not fit behind the unit when the TV was wall mounted because the builder used a standard outlet rather than a flush-mount when renovating the room. The power cord was protruding from the installed TV due to the shape of the plug and excess cord bulk. My advice if you want to order this: there are advantages to replacing the standard…