“Is the plug a strait in or a flat 90degre?. I need to plug it in behind a cabinet.”

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• It is a flat 90 degree; I had to get creative to get it to not block the other outlet, but it works as intended even if daisy-chained to the wall. <- source: I'm an engineer

  Answered by Alex369 7 years ago

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• I also hooked my up behind a cabinet, was very easy to use.

  Answered by River 7 years ago

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• Straight in

  Answered by MrSatisfied 7 years ago

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• Mine was straight in type plug

  Answered by BigPeep 7 years ago

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• It’s an offset 90 so you can plug into top socket and still plug something into lower socket.

  Answered by Jonathan 7 years ago

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• It is flat and the cable angles off to one side a little bit.

  Answered by Pdiddy 7 years ago

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• flat 90 degre

  Answered by Hurly 7 years ago

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• Flat plug, I also needed to utilize plug in behind shelf unit.

  Answered by TLow 7 years ago

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