Will this be compatible with all outlet cables? Don't want my outlet to be burned because of over flow of current.
1021896
Your question seems unclear to me. If you are asking does this accommodate all "std" USB cables, I think its fair to say yes.
1021897
A standard 15 amp/110 volt outlet will run a device with 1500-1800 watt draw, which is what a normal hand held hair dryer would draw. This device is only 36 watts. You could in effect have about 40 of these chargers plugged in a power bar on a single 15 amp wall plug.
1021898
It is only 36 watts -- equivalent to a very low power lamp. I would not be concerned.
1107085
When I tried to pull that much current through this hub... it shorted out, and destroyed every usb peripheral that was attached to it. I believe by the power ratings it might work... but i wouldnt risk it.
1092444
If it's just a plug strip (non surge protector type) you will be fine, over loading shouldn't be a problem, the GFCI will trip before any damage, then you'll know it's over loaded, just try to keep the power strip to 15 amp current draw. Hope this helps.
706369
It will fit the outlet, however my understanding of the GFI outlet is it will trip when overheated. If you are running 6 outlets out of that socket it might trip and depending on where your reset button is you would have to remove this every time to reset.
1686186
No. Aside from the plug � incompatibility, this thing draws a lot of current and a standard 110v/15A wall outlet will not work.
1416863
Should work fine - I would suggest using minimum 18ga wire, especially if it's a long run. The combined current draw would be approx 4.5A which a lighter plug should easily handle.
631191
It totally depends on the components you plug into the strip. It will work. Now if you feel "safe" using that same "C" adapter @ home w/out the strip and the component of your choice, then you should feel "safe" as a conduit between.
104465
I think you want something different. If I understand the question, you are looking for an adaptor. I have that problem as well in my older house. I also have a lot of adaptors in my outlets.
2011023
It can work for and outlet with the 2 screws but for me i could only attach it with one of the 2 screws. This is designed for a plug with two outlets and one center screw holding it on.
2127380
Yes, but it's not a GFCI which means if the circuit is overloaded the outlet won't trip like a GFCI one would.. but your breaker in your electrical panel should still trip.
69117
Hi Todd, yes indeed. I was able to use this with standard connectors. It is a heavy cord though. Quite beefy actually. A heavier gage than I expected. I hope this helps.
572934
As long as your existing outlet is stable installing it shouldn't be a problem!
477403
Yes. It shouldn't be a problem. All that matters is the voltage. You'll use the appropriate cables, I assume.
2268901
That's what I am doing. No problems till now. It also depends on the quality of extension cord and what else you are connecting to it (if using an extension board with more than 1 plug points. I am using an extension board made for computers, with surge protection.
795884
I am not the most reliable helper. My suggestion: take off the screw from a comparable outlet and check if it fits the other outlet. In Hawaii, all the outlets use the same size screw. Good Luck! Ken A
1607794
As long as there is power being fed to that outlet it should pick up the current. I have detected HOT wires through drywall.
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Looks like it should work..the opening is quite a bit larger than the receptacle area.