Leviton’s Triplex Turns Two Wall Sockets into Three
August 31, 2008 by Rico Mossesgeld
Filed under Household
Leviton’s ability to cram three wall sockets into the same space for two inspires more “now why didn’t I think of that?” moments. That’s what makes the Triplex outlet amazing.
Well, maybe not that amazing. After all, all Leviton did was realize that there was a lot loose space in between the standard two-socket configuration. They probably decided it was time to maximize all that space, and shuffled things around a bit.
What’s really likeable about this thing is after all, grounding provisions for all three sockets. Remember in less technologically (and perhaps legally) enlightened countries, the grounding prong is not that ubiquitous.
A perfect segue to the last point of toolmonger.com: “you should check your local codes on the number of outlets allowed on a circuit.” Prices vary from $15 to $20, but there’s sure to be a deal found on Amazon.
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