Is to much plugged into this?

[Kage]

Wow...having that much plugged in would make me nervous about a fire.

If you are to plug that much in, make sure the plug extender is surge protected. Is it?

If its not, you could be posing a very big fire risk if a unit was to suddenly blow somewhere because of the amount thats in it.

 

[Half Evil]

nah, i don't think enough amps are being pulled, it should be fine.

Not neccessairly, there are some power sucking things he has plugged into that.

Id just be weary.

 

[Trivium Nate]

Updated

 

[Kage]

Thats alot better.

 

[Trivium Nate]

 

[Half Evil]

Yeah, much safer.

Now you can sleep well at night, knowing you wont burn the house down

 

[borat_sagdiyev]

dude, heres mine.

1. router
2. lamp
3. electric pencil sharpener
4. hi speed modem
5. computer
6. monitor

and you say yours is draining alot. all things are on at once in mine.

 

[Trivium Nate]

Yeah, much safer.

Now you can sleep well at night, knowing you wont burn the house down

ill admit it i was a worried about that much stuff being plugged in lol

 

[MarxSoccer]

Oh geez, lemme get a pic and name mine !!

Well, just looking around on my desk lemme try and name them.

• Phone charger
• Alarm
• Router
• Modem
• Monitor
  
  
  
  On a second power strip in another socket in the wall
• MP3 charger
• PS2
• TV
• Speakers
  
  
  
  In another corner of my room on a power strip I have
• 10w amp
• 20w amp
• Two 150w amps
• Portable DVD player charging up
• 3 guitar pedals

 

[DJ-CHRIS1]

The only thing that really matters is how much your drawing.

None of you guys have that much stuff drawing power, it's all small crap. I doubt you guys are going over over 500 watts. It also matters how much you have plugged into the circut, most rooms will only have one circut in your houses.

For me on one circut, I have 2 switches, 2 hub's, one Cisco router (831, beefy router ), WRT54GL Wireless Access point, 1X Server, Backup UPS, 1X modem and Wirewerks fiber converter.

Guess how much power this uses?
68.2 Watts, I just measured. And we can put a total of 1800 watts or so on your standard 15 amp circut.