Amazon has
2-Pack 2' Amazon Basics 6-Outlet 600 Joule Surge Protector Power Strip (Black, 840324418637) on sale for
$6.51.
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Product Details:
- Package Contents: 2-pack surge protector power strips for safeguarding small appliances, phones, lamps from power surges.
- Outlets: 6 AC outlets per strip.
- Surge Protection: 600 joules with 3-line protection; red LED indicates active status.
- Safety Features: Built-in 15-amp circuit breaker.
- Design and Convenience: On/off power switch; back keyhole for wall mounting; 2-foot (0.6m) cord.
- Dimensions: 10" x 1.9" x 1" (L x W x H).
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But if you have some heavy power things tv's, ac's, refrigerators, heaters all suck a ton of power. Worse they have compressors that when they first kick on suck a ton more power to spin up.
The more power being used the hotter the wires get. If youre running close to the max the surge protector can take and then all of a sudden your window AC unit kicks on that would be enough to short the breaker or cause a fire.
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i mean it all depends. If you have a surge protector filled up with low power sucking things (plug in LED lights) and you add another surge protector and fill it with a bunch of low power things i cant see that being a problem.
But if you have some heavy power things tv's, ac's, refrigerators, heaters all suck a ton of power. Worse they have compressors that when they first kick on suck a ton more power to spin up.
The more power being used the hotter the wires get. If youre running close to the max the surge protector can take and then all of a sudden your window AC unit kicks on that would be enough to short the breaker or cause a fire.
For this price, these aren't bad for what they are but don't expect much protection.
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But if you have some heavy power things tv's, ac's, refrigerators, heaters all suck a ton of power. Worse they have compressors that when they first kick on suck a ton more power to spin up.
The more power being used the hotter the wires get. If youre running close to the max the surge protector can take and then all of a sudden your window AC unit kicks on that would be enough to short the breaker or cause a fire.
P.S. - you can convert Calorie to Horsepower
Technlogy Connections - Power is not energy: why the difference matters
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOK5xkF
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