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Rotating Power Adapters and Surge Protectors
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360 Electrical’s rotating power and surge adapters easily fit your bulky power cords and adapters. If an adapter does not fit, simply plug it in and rotate, then lock it in one of any 18 possible positions. These adapters and surge suppressors are compact enough to take on travels, while they are also great to use at home or in your office. |
NOTE: When using your rotating power adapters, always make sure that they are plugged directly into a grounded outlet, then plug your equipment onto the power adapters.
- Four 360 degree rotating outlets that can be adjusted to fit four large plugs
- Equipped with a plug and turn system that keeps your devices powered even during rotation
- Available in 2 models:
- Standard Power Adapter (includes no surge protection properties)
- Surge Protector
- MOV that provides advanced surge protection technology for stronger resistance to heat
- LED indicates that the surge protection is active, while the ground indicator LED indicates that the electrical wiring is properly grounded
- Connected Equipment Warranty
- Ideal for use:
- Home
- Office
- Travel
| UL Listing | 360-30-W: 498A, E155217 360-35-W: 498A, 1449, E155217 |
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| Electrical Ratings | 15A, 120VAC, 60Hz, 1875 Watts |
| Surge Energy Joule Rating | 360-35-W: 540 joules |
| Clamping Voltage | 360-35-W: 500 V |
| Response Time | 360-35-W: < 1 nanosecond |
| Maximum Spike Current | 360-35-W: 144,000 A |
| Product Material | ABS Plastic and Copper |
| PART # | DESCRIPTION | SHIPPING DIMENSIONS | PRICE |
| 360-30-W | 4 Outlet Rotating Adapter | 9" L x 6.25" W x 2.375" D | |
| 360-35-W | 4 Outlet Rotating Surge Protector | 9" L x 6.25" W x 2.375" D |
Connected Equipment Limited Warranty: This warranty only covers equipment that is damaged or destroyed by transient voltage while properly connected to a properly wired AC power line with protective ground. Transient voltage, or a "Power Disruption", is defined as a brief voltage spike and/or surge on the AC power. Using any extension cord in conjunction with your rotating power adaptors will void all 360 Electrical warranties
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- Bathroom
- Computers
Comments about 360 Electrical 4 outlet rotating adapter:
I love this! I have it in my bathroom and I can fit my hair dryer, curling iron, large plug for my iHome, and my iPhone charger in all at the same time.
I know the previous review said that you can't reset it but I can't do that with any surge protector. I assume that is why I have the surge protector is so that a surge fries the plug and not everything that is plugged into it.
I have 3 of these in my home. One in each bathroom and one for my computer equipment. I love these. I give them for gifts every Christmas!
- Primary use:
- Personal
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Comments about 360 Electrical 4 outlet rotating adapter:
Once it trips, there is no way to reset it.
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Merchant response: We're sorry that you're feeling frustrated at the reset failure! Most home and office surge protectors on the market (including this one) use metal oxide varistor (MOV) technology to redirect excess electricity to the ground during a power surge. Unfortunately, after MOVs go through a few power surges, they lose their effectiveness, no matter how big/small or expensive/inexpensive a surge protector is. Since your surge protector refused to reset, that's a pretty good indicator that the MOV wore out, and that the inability to be reset is the unit's built-in protection mechanism, to prevent you from endangering your electronics with a spent surge suppressor (in other words, instead of putting your electronics at risk from power surge damage resulting from a spent MOV, the surge protector is just "locking you out" completely. It's a little disappointing, but unfortunately, all surge protectors eventually have to be replaced. On the bright side, this one has built-in measures to protect your electronics, so the "bad" here actually turns out to be good in the long run (a lot of surge protectors out there aren't nice enough to let you know that they don't work anymore - some look like they're fine, but are actually past their ability to protect).