Question 1

does this 3-outlet adapter cover both outlets on the wall?

Accepted Answer

It doesn't cover both outlets, scan the image of review and you will find the customer still keep another outlet free.

Question 2

Can I turn the annoying light off?

Accepted Answer

Sorry, there's no way to turn off the light, which means it's protecting the electrical.

Question 3

Can you use it to charge 2 iphones and two camera batteries at same time?

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Yes, you can use all the outlets at once providing it's not an older outlet it's plugged in to.

Question 4

Is this safe/strong enough to use to plug in an Air Conditioning unit?

Accepted Answer

I'm afraid this answer may seem a little complicated. The unit has only one three prong plug on the back. Many have two, so that both wall outlets/receptacles are utilized. I think having only one makes it somewhat less sturdy and more wobbly when using a heavy cord. Also the power requirements of the air conditioner matter a lot. The unit is rated at 1875 watts (or 15 amps), which includes the total of all three of the outlets, so you have to add up the power requirements of everything that is plugged into the unit. Air conditioners can draw a lot of power. They are often rated in BTU (British Thermal Unit) where you DIVIDE the BTU's by 3.41 to get watts. So a 6000 BTU air conditioner (typical size) would be 1758 watts (or 14.65 amps). This is very close to the unit's rating of 1875 watts.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The unit's rating of 1875 watts (15 amps) correlates to the common rating of 15 amps for outlets in a typical house, so 15 amps is the point where your circuit breaker will blow. HOWEVER, outlets are often ganged together in a given area, like a living room, or even an entire 1st floor depending on how badly the wiring was done or how long ago it was done. If you plug an air conditioner that runs near 15 amps into an outlet with many ganged outlets, there's a good chance you will be regularly blowing circuits.

RECOMMENDATION. Do NOT plug an air conditioner into a unit that is over the 1875 watt (15 amp) limit. That translates to 6000 BTU or less. If you get the unit for the USB charging feature AND you want to plug in an air conditioner, block the empty outlets with child-proof outlet covers so that they are not inadvertently used. That includes the two unused outlets on the unit and the unused outlet below/above the unit.

FINAL NOTE: we like the unit which works well for us. It just is not made for heavy duty use. Many times a separate circuit with an independent outlet is run for areas where you want to use an air conditioner. That is the best solution for this challenge.

ASIN	B07GN9Y1D9
Amperage	15 Amps
Brand	One Beat
Color	White-490J Surge Protection
Compatible Devices	Hair Dryer, Set Top Box, Noise Maker, Freezer, Fax Machine, Modem, Iron, Tablet, Cellular Phone, Mixer Grinder, Microwave Oven, Gaming Console, Refrigerator, Smartwatch, Laptop, Projector, Radio, Air Conditioner, Television, Printer, Electric Fountain, Rice Cooker, Toaster, Lamp, DVD Player, MP3 Player, Home Theater, Light, E-Reader, Personal Computer, Smartphone, Router, Scanner, Speaker, Camera,…
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (10,214)
Item Dimensions L x W	3.5"L x 3"W
Manufacturer	One Beat
Maximum Current	15 Amps
Mfr Part Number	THU6016
Model Number	THU6016
Number of Outlets	3
Number of Ports	3
Other Special Features of the Product	High-speed Charging, High-Quality Surge Protection, mall, compact &Convenient, Certified by ETL, FCC and ROHs
Plug Type	Type B
Power Plug Type	Type B - 3 pin (North American)
Recommended Uses For Product	Apartment, Office, School, TV Cabinet
Shape	Rectangle
Smart Energy Saving	Yes
Surge Protection Rating	490 Joules
Total Usb Ports	2
Unit Count	1 Count
Voltage	125 Volts

3-Outlet Surge Protector, Multi Plug Outlet Extender Power Strip with 2 USB Wall Charger(Smart 2.4A), 490 Joules, ETL Listed, Outlet Adapter for Home, School, Office

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