Update: This popular deal is still available.
Amazon has
3' Woods SlimLine Indoor Flat Plug Extension Cord (2235) for
$1.99.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders of $25+.
Thanks to Community Member
diavolo33 for finding this deal.
Product Features: - SlimLine 3 ft, 2 pronged extension cord. Jacket Material-PVC
- Suitable for clocks, lamps, lighting, and other indoor uses
- Lays flush against the wall allowing you to still push furniture up against the wall
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The description says "grounded outlet". How is this possible with only 2 prongs? I only plan to use this for 2-prong, low-power devices, but just curious if their definition of "ground" is different than my definition which requires a dedicated 3rd pin ground.
These are great for when all the outlets are taken by phone chargers at an airport or Starbucks and you need to charge multiple devices.
Speaking of 1500W limit of space heaters, a tip to everyone, ignore the room size ratings on the space heaters and just get the cheapest one that heats at 1500W. None will heat faster so don't waste your money. The 1500W limit is set by the 80% threshold for a 15A circuit that PpP5661 mentioned.
If you need faster heating for some reason and absolutely have to use space heaters and want more than one space heater then make damn sure you plug the 2nd one into a different circuit. Yes, 15 and 20A circuit breakers should flip when two 13A space heaters are running, but it's always better to do it right instead of relying on the protection working optimally (breakers could be faulty or get stuck, especially if they are older). Never use an extension cord, power strip, or splitter with a space heater.
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I fixed the link in OP. Should be $1.99.
Unless my eyes are going, that's the corrected link I put in the OP. SD is misdirecting to the 8 foot.
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The description says "grounded outlet". How is this possible with only 2 prongs? I only plan to use this for 2-prong, low-power devices, but just curious if their definition of "ground" is different than my definition which requires a dedicated 3rd pin ground.
These are great for when all the outlets are taken by phone chargers at an airport or Starbucks and you need to charge multiple devices.