What is the clamping voltage? What is the maximum volt level it will allow to pass thru to the load?

Apparently Amazon allows multiple products to be covered under a single Q&A topic. Probably not the best way to handle surge protectors. The product, Tripp Lite 6 Rotatable Outlet Surge Protector/Suppressor model SWIVEL6 has molded into the back the following text, "VPK: 400V (L-N) 400V (L-G) 400V(N-G)" The UL Sticker says "Listed Current Tap also Listed SPD No B 50586158". That is probably what you are looking for voltage level wise. Tripp Lite 6 Rotatable Outlet Surge Protector/Suppressor

Does anyone know if the plug on the end if this unit's cord is right angle? I have to plug into an outlet behind a file cabinet and only have 1 inch.

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Can this be plugged into the top electrical outlet with enough room to still use the bottom outlet?

Apparently Amazon allows multiple products to be covered under a single Q&A topic. Probably not the best way to handle surge protectors. The product, Tripp Lite 6 Rotatable Outlet Surge Protector/Suppressor model SWIVEL6 is designed to cover/plug into one complete 15A Duplex receptacle. On the back, it has 3 metal prongs (Line, Neutral & Ground) and one plastic prong designed to plug into the 2nd ground prong on the duplex receptacle.

If you plug this in to one socket of a a double wall socket will it block the other one?

Yes....the bottom 3 prongs are metal and what draws electricity, the top 3 prongs are plastic and I must mention that they are shorter in length then the metal prongs. I have an gf I outlet that wouldn't hold tight on the top prongs which caused the surge protector to push out of the top outlet. Not sure why the manufacturer wouldn't make the plastic dummy prongs EQUAL in length. I also must mention that it doesn't have the center screw to secure it to the outlet. So if you plug in something with a tight fit, when unplugging the cord it will pull the surge protector from the outlet as well. Not a good option for garage ceiling outlets either due to Not having the center outlet screw mount. I bought 13 more than 1 year ago for my house and they are all still working. I like that the outlets can swivel to the side if you don't want your cords sticking straight out.

Item Dimensions L x W	1.8"L x 1.94"W
Item Weight	2 ounces
Item Shape	Rectangle
Color	Grey
Recommended Uses For Product	Office, Restaurant, TV, Apartment, Hotel
Power Plug	Type B - 3 pin (North American)
Surge Protection Rating	600 Joules
Amperage	15 Amps
Number of Ports	1
Compatible Devices	Various electronic devices requiring AC power protection
Plug Type	Type B
Special Features	Compact,Portable
Total Usb Ports	2
Maximum Current	15 Amps
Number of Outlets	1
Voltage	120 Volts
Material	Plastic

1 Outlet Portable Surge Protector/Suppressor, Wall Mount Direct Plug-in, 5K INSURANCE (SPIKECUBE)

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