walnut/ copper power strip. gotta love the cutoff bin. : r/woodworking
Got the whole house wired up, and I just found out I've made a huge mistake... : r/funny
Do not plug space heaters into power strips, fire officials warn - CBS News
Someone decided that plugging a 1500 watt space heater on a strip with two computers and POS systems was a good idea. : r/techsupportgore
Don't plug battery backups into extension cords. Don't plug space heaters into battery backups. NEVER DO BOTH. : r/techsupportgore
This is the third time this is happening, why? Do I have too many things plugged into the extension? : r/askanelectrician
Is this a fire hazard? Having the outlet extender And the surge protector strip used together? Should i just use the strip plugged in to the actual outlet and remove the extender? :
Safe extension cord for electric heater : r/electricians
Just noticed this in my basement still connected and working to an oil space heater. YIKES! : r/pics
Plugging a space heater into an extension cord is a great way to stay warm for the rest of your life : r/electricians
Space heater, ext cable pretty warm where meets wall plug and outlet area somewhat warm. Fear-worthy? : r/electrical
Safe extension cord for electric heater : r/electricians
Remember to uncoil your extension cords before overloading them : r/electricians
Plug burnt out with heater plugged in : r/electrical
I mean… it worked. But it sparks occasionally and I have just learned that it is incredibly dangerous to daisy chain all of these. (I am now going to find a safer
Am I in the clear to use the 14 gauge 300v high duty extension cord with a 1500w electric heater as mentioned in the article? : r/askanelectrician
Can I use this extension cord with a chest freezer? : r/electricians
Space heater fried an outlet earlier in the circuit (nothing was plugged into this outlet when this happened) does just this outlet need to be replaced or is there a bigger problem
Space heater, ext cable pretty warm where meets wall plug and outlet area somewhat warm. Fear-worthy? : r/electrical
Is this safe? The extension cord is plugged into my wall. The only things I would have plugged in is a tv and a charger or two, that is it. : r/electricians
Is my setup safe : r/electrical
This is the third time this is happening, why? Do I have too many things plugged into the extension? : r/askanelectrician
