Node 12050: Plug-Anywhere Out of Outlets - Power Strip

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Node 12050: Plug-Anywhere Out of Outlets - Power Strip

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Node 12050: Plug-Anywhere Out of Outlets - Power Strip

Node 12050, an innovative wall outlet design from design firm Metaphys, lets you plug in several AC adapters with none of the awkward jockeying for outlet space that you have come to expect from standard wall outlets. It’s like a power strip, but prettier.



Of course, like most new concepts, there may be a few kinks to work out. Node 12050 may or may not be as sturdy as our typical wall plugs, perhaps posing a safety hazard from plugs falling out of the grooves. There is no space for the third ground prong common to many American appliances.



And there's an obvious safety risk that goes along with an electrical outlet that doesn't look like an outlet – imagine a curious child exploring those two continuous grooves with a sharp object. But to be fair, some risks are present with conventional outlets, as well. And since this product isn't currently being offered for American homes, it's a moot point for those of us living in the US.



One of the coolest things about Node 12050 is the indicator light in the middle which turns red when the power load is getting to be too much. The light alerts you before a power surge takes place, which is great if you happen to be watching the outlet at all times. And who knows – with such an attractive outlet, you may just want to.

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Post by Murad Ali » Oct 12, 2009

nice info
thanks for sharing

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Post by ujala » Oct 14, 2009

very nice...............genius finding chandoo dear

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