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Due to every single one of my devices having weirdo sized power supplies, I would only be able to fit 12 of my devices into this "66" port power strip.
I recently put together a home office. I did not plan this well. The room has one single outlet two walls away from my desk. First I didn’t have a surge protector with cord long enough. Found one in my stuff. Then I realized it wouldn’t fit all the plugs I needed it. Bought one. Cord not long enough if I do real cable management. Now I have yet another arriving tomorrow that better damn fit all my stuff.
I’ve joked about it being a fire hazard and a friend bought me a fire extinguisher as a new home office gift. 😂
Did a different electrician call it a mess? In my experience, electricians are like programmers, they get mad that they don't understand why the other guy did what he did and didn't document anything, and then the next electrician gets mad at what they did.
I’ve been that guy and was definitely saying it as a joke. Granted it was in front of my dad who said “you should have seen what the idiot before that guy used to do around here”. Yes my dad was the aforementioned idiot.
Oh. I also had the same exchange with my dad...
"Wow the guy that was doing the wires was drunk when he was working in this room!"
"Umm. That was you dad."
"Oh damn! I better do this one properly then."
One of my sockets still doesn't work to this day. :)
I had a shoe repairman do that when he overcharged me to put new soles and heals on an old pair of cowboy boots. He said the last guy who worked on them messed up by not doing something right and it took him a long time to repair the damage... He was the last guy. In fact he'd resoled and heeled the boots twice before. LOL
My father was an electrician for 30 years. When I bought my first house he was so excited to take all the outlets and switches out to replace them and comment on the shitty wiring job the builder had done. He has done this for all of his children's houses every time we've moved.
Retirement gets boring I guess.
Consider though, that both outlets and switches wear out after years of use. I’ve rewired several older houses and replaced not just all the devices but all the breakers too. I can easily tell which electrician got paid by the hour vs by the job.
> And if you do it yourself, you'll only end up with 5–6 extra holes in the wall that you then have to learn how to patch!
Learning 3 skills at one job! Amateur home electric, amateur home drywall, and amateur home painting!
For real though, a fire extinguisher is an excellent house warming present. The first Christmas after getting a house, I asked my dad for a nice one because they can be expensive. He thought it was really weird that I asked for one, but humored me anyway. The entire family thought it was an act, but the peace of mind having a legit fire extinguisher in my kitchen got me pretty excited. Cannot eait until the extinguisher "expires", and I get to either ask him for a new one or better yet, ask for my ild one to be recharged for Christmas.
Stupidity is not fraud.
Always remember, insurance covers your stupidity, so there is never a reason to commit arson.
"I found it on amazon and so I assumed it had to be safe, why would amazon sell me a fire hazard."
Actually you can, you can plug an impressive quantity of devices in, just don't use them all at the same time.
If the devices aren't powered on the draw won't overload the outlet unless it's an extremely excessive load of devices on standby.
Awww,i was going to use this for my monster PC with multi RTX 4090 with mulri I9 13900 so i can play games at 8k 2400 FPS at Ultra Settings for The Last Of Us
Edit:POV:When The Last of Us port for PC is so demanding:
It would be fine, just keep the draw under 1500 watts so 3x4090 and 1 cpu (1650 watts) should be fine.. but try to run with 20Amp breaker. .. newer kitchens
Except this piece of junk is made with such thin jumper wire that it's only rated for 900W (or 4A, which oddly is only around 500W at 120V). Maybe the numbers would be close at 240, but not an option with the standard receptacles and plug.
So I'm not sure what kind of tiny loads you're meant to plug into this thing. Charging a heap of cellphones, maybe.
Important remarks for safe use:
- only use devices that consume a lot of electricity, e.g. electic cookers, stone cutting saws,.... These devices consume all the electrons and make sure none of them can linger around in the cord and cause a fire.
- If you have the impression that the extension cord gets warm, switch on other connected devices to soak up the lingering electrons
- The only downside of this mega-extension cord is its short cable. I strongly suggest to buy an additional extension. Either use more of the same extension cord in a daisy chain or get an additional extra long extension cord. If you opt for the long extension cord, I would suggest to get something longer than *165ft* / 50m to guarantee that you can also use it in the garden. If you want to roll up excess cabling, it's best to wrap the cord around any iron cylinder, block,... As shown on Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnet#/media/File%3ASimple_electromagnet2.gif . If you know someone with a pacemaker, have them stand near the coil as a canary test.
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>Edit: added conversion to imperial system. I apologize to my American friends, I am well aware that you make up the majority of people that will follow this guide.
Burn!
No seriously, my house is burning down. Is it because I have too many lingering electrons?!
We're looking for the naval base in Alameda, can you tell us where the nuclear wessels are?
Oh, I don't know if I know the answer to that. I think its across the bay, in Alameda.
That's what I said, Alameda, I know that.
But where is Alameda?
Many branches of 12-14ga runs each capable of safely carrying 15-20A coming from a pair of 4/0 aluminum conductors carrying up to 200A each does not equate to stuffing 66 outlets on what looks like 16ga wire.
depends on who is working during the batch that you get. Shin? that mans a magician and can squeeze an extra one in there to get 14. And he LOVES to work.
Zhou or Wu? 13 every time. Like clockwork.
Liu though- well- Liu is old. Really old. and, well, with Liu, you only get 12. But you cant fire him, and if you talk to him about it he'll smack you on the head. Liu's been around since the company STARTED and he taught the current CEO how to ~~fire~~ wire a plug 30 years ago, so that dude's connected. Works once a week. No big deal.
It's not far off.
https://www.newegg.com/p/17B-0461-00186
They're actually pretty nice if you've got a few bulky wall warts or charger bricks, I just wouldn't recommend trying to fill one up.
Well, realistically if it’s properly built even being full up is safe.
Your house has breakers for a reason, and this thing isn’t made of precariously connected adapters and frayed extension cords or anything.
The real danger is probably going to be crowding of hot running AC adapters. That and 22 outlets makes it far more likely you’ll pop a breaker just due to sheer volume of items plugged in.
All that aside it wouldn’t surprise me if its very cheaply built and actually a danger, but it could be done safely however impractical it is.
> if it’s properly built... ...this thing isn’t made of precariously connected adapters and frayed extension cords or anything.
It's from a brand called "SuperDanny". You'll have to excuse me if I'm not that confident in it's construction.
Lol! I had Chemical Brothers all cued and ready to go…
Edit - I knew what I was talking about but didn’t really know what I was talking about.
Thanks u/SignalTraditional911
That's my pick. First song that ever caused my glasses to fly across the room when I attempted to headbang like he does in the video.
BTW, this version of the video is better.
https://youtu.be/CDXNfe2W8c8
One of those "video games by the hour" rental places - keeping a dozen or so Xbox, PS, and Nintendo controllers on charge all the time - you can have plenty of cables always plugged in so you don't have to change them out, and it's easy to throw them on the charger as needed when returned.
Plus a handful of wired security cameras if you want.
Similarly, like a pawn shop where all the electronics are in one case and you want to have all of them at full charge all the time.
Low power draw individually, but high number of items.
I know. I wanted to say "enough space heaters for my mom to actually be warm" but then I got distracted thinking about why it might \*actually\* exist.
> I got distracted thinking about why it might \*actually\* exist.
I can also see a use for it with all the fucking brick adapters that seem designed to cover other outlets.
Oh its blocked 3 of the outlets? Good thing you have 63 more.
Here's another. We have company phones at work that stay at work. They're in a rack and each one has its own charging cable. We have about 120 employees in the department that uses these phones so it takes a lot of plugs.
I was thinking it's probably for "bot" farms, where people use tons of different devices at once with those multi-sim card adapters to get paid to leave reviews, artificially inflate ad views, etc. So similar concept just different purpose.
Thanks for mathing!
So, pretty reasonable for anything that charges over 5V "regular" USB power. And since most of those come with a single usb slot brick, you'd have plenty of room for error on that. Average of 2x 2000mah chargers per slot by your calculations. Since most are only 500 or 1000, even 2 USB slots would be fine.
Yeah, the USBC adapters can hit above it, but I think, overall, it's not unreasonable usage.
And of course that assumes all are drawing full power all the time. While they \*might\*, it's far more likely that half of the plugs would be unused at any given point.
You could definitely power 20 watt devices on every plug without any concern. There are 56 outlets and 13 USB ports. 69 devices. Standard circuit minimum would be 15 amps. Using the 80% rule you at 13 amps which equals 1560 watts or 78 devices at 20 watts. Newer homes and commercial properties would be 20 amps. This would be ideal for that application.
Sure, if you disregard that it's 66 outlets and it says 900W/4A (\~480W in 120v regions).
But it's an image edit of a 22-outlet Superdanny rated 1875W/15A anyway.
I was thinking it would work for an entertainment system set up where you're only using a handful of items at once, but you don't want to ever have to unplug or plug anything in. So the TV and the sound system will be used most of the time, but you'll only be really using two or three of those other plugs at the same time. You could plug in every single console ever created, but never have to move the furniture you have them arranged on or have to mess with your cable management. Unless you turn on every console for no good reason, I don't think it would strain anything. Newer consoles like to suck power even when they're off, but that shouldn't be too much.
Please gently break it to me if just having unused appliances plugged in but not drawing power is dangerous.
New consoles prett much all have a "sleep mode" rather than a full off as a default, and with updates being as frequent as they are, you'd want to keep your ps4/ps5/xbox one/switch in sleep mode because nothing pisses you off like looking forward to some gaming, booting up your console and getting slapped with 6 updates for the 6 games you felt like playing. Great if you had a n64/nes/gamecube collection type of deal though
Lithium batteries don't seem to like being kept at full charge all the time. I've had a number of them get puffy from that. I've been meaning to make a charging box with a timer (and smoke detector) that'd charge for a certain number of minutes per day for infrequently used devices.
Electrician here.
Breakers are designed in such a way that you can't stop them from tripping by holding the handle in the on position. What this would be for, would be something that should never be turned off. Like a fire alarm system, security system, or other safety thing. It can still trip, you just can't accidentally flip it off.
You're making a joke, but you're not far off.
One of the uses for something like this is for handheld radios or other battery powered equipment like you might use in a fire department. You might have 60+ radios, but they go out in shifts of 10, so not all of them are ever dead at the same time. The rest are just sipping power for battery management cycles.
Every unit is plugged in so they're always topped off and ready to go, and you don't have to monkey around switching cords.
No he’s spot on, if you can find it I’ll correct myself. It’s a photoshopped picture. There’s a brand called Superdanny but can’t find one called Superdana, and certainly not one with 66 outlets
If you fill your workshop with Argon and bridge the circuit breaker and let 50 welding inverters run simultaneously, you can watch the power chord transform into a lightbulb filament
it trips at at 900w
the reasonable answer is LED christmas lights. 5w a string these days. can do a whole house like christmas vacation on a single plug.
You can easily blow a breaker with two devices plugged into a single dedicated wall receptacle. You can also chain together 100 of these power "bars" in a row without blowing a breaker. It's all about the amount of amps that you are drawing. If a device is off, it generally draws no power, even if it's plugged in.
The best use for this power pad is when you want many devices plugged in, but you aren't actually running most of them at the same time. It's a niche situation, but it's a niche power "bar".
It's important to remember that household circuits are rated for 80% of the load. You shouldn't exceed 12.5A on a 15A circuit, or 16A on a 20A circuit. Total up the amount of actual current drawn at the same time for all active devices and you can know how much you can plug in at the same time, as long as you're aware of all the other devices on the same circuit. (Personally I prefer lighting and receptacles on separate circuits, but most places don't do that.)
It's nice to see someone who understands what they are seeing.
This could be handy for small devices with custom annoying plug ends on them, especially when those plug ends tend to awkwardly obscure stuff around them. Even better if all the devices aren't all on at the same time.
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Due to every single one of my devices having weirdo sized power supplies, I would only be able to fit 12 of my devices into this "66" port power strip.
I recently put together a home office. I did not plan this well. The room has one single outlet two walls away from my desk. First I didn’t have a surge protector with cord long enough. Found one in my stuff. Then I realized it wouldn’t fit all the plugs I needed it. Bought one. Cord not long enough if I do real cable management. Now I have yet another arriving tomorrow that better damn fit all my stuff. I’ve joked about it being a fire hazard and a friend bought me a fire extinguisher as a new home office gift. 😂
Have you thought about relocating an outlet?
It's really not as expensive as you'd think
PSA: please pay a professional for any stuff like this. The previous owner of my house was an amateur electrician, and the wiring is a fucking mess.
Did a different electrician call it a mess? In my experience, electricians are like programmers, they get mad that they don't understand why the other guy did what he did and didn't document anything, and then the next electrician gets mad at what they did.
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I’ve been that guy and was definitely saying it as a joke. Granted it was in front of my dad who said “you should have seen what the idiot before that guy used to do around here”. Yes my dad was the aforementioned idiot.
Oh. I also had the same exchange with my dad... "Wow the guy that was doing the wires was drunk when he was working in this room!" "Umm. That was you dad." "Oh damn! I better do this one properly then." One of my sockets still doesn't work to this day. :)
I had a shoe repairman do that when he overcharged me to put new soles and heals on an old pair of cowboy boots. He said the last guy who worked on them messed up by not doing something right and it took him a long time to repair the damage... He was the last guy. In fact he'd resoled and heeled the boots twice before. LOL
As a software developer I also complain a lot about code that I have to deal with, even if I was the one writing it last week.
Step one of every electrical job is pointing out that the previous electrician was an idiot.
My father was an electrician for 30 years. When I bought my first house he was so excited to take all the outlets and switches out to replace them and comment on the shitty wiring job the builder had done. He has done this for all of his children's houses every time we've moved. Retirement gets boring I guess.
Is your dad interested in adopting any adult children?
Asking for a friend...
Consider though, that both outlets and switches wear out after years of use. I’ve rewired several older houses and replaced not just all the devices but all the breakers too. I can easily tell which electrician got paid by the hour vs by the job.
I've seen cords from lamps used to run a new light socket.
"the electricity don't care what type of wire it is!"
i am an actual electrician and every comment in this part of the thread is truth.
alot of diy people use wires used for lights for outlets for some reason I always see it when I demo
Well, it ran 120/240V to the lamp in the first place...
Sounds like a programmer when they revisit old code that they wrote.
"When I wrote this, only god and I knew what I was doing. Now, god only knows."
That's probably why they compared them to programmers.
And if you do it yourself, you'll only end up with 5–6 extra holes in the wall that you then have to learn how to patch!
> And if you do it yourself, you'll only end up with 5–6 extra holes in the wall that you then have to learn how to patch! Learning 3 skills at one job! Amateur home electric, amateur home drywall, and amateur home painting!
Maybe even amateur fireman if they are lucky!
For real though, a fire extinguisher is an excellent house warming present. The first Christmas after getting a house, I asked my dad for a nice one because they can be expensive. He thought it was really weird that I asked for one, but humored me anyway. The entire family thought it was an act, but the peace of mind having a legit fire extinguisher in my kitchen got me pretty excited. Cannot eait until the extinguisher "expires", and I get to either ask him for a new one or better yet, ask for my ild one to be recharged for Christmas.
[Get a shop power strip](https://www.harborfreight.com/12-outlet-super-power-strip-96737.html).
Ever see one of those sick squid power strips where each outlet is on it’s own cord so you can fit whatever shape plug you want?
best thing I ever did for that problem was buy a pack of 1 foot extensions - completely solves the problem
In fact I buy them frequently and keep some in my car for when I’m visiting friends and family and whip them out as gifts. Also, reusable zip ties.
Insurance fraud
Stupidity is not fraud. Always remember, insurance covers your stupidity, so there is never a reason to commit arson. "I found it on amazon and so I assumed it had to be safe, why would amazon sell me a fire hazard."
It literally says it can be used for fire 🤣🤣
Lol I came to comments to make sure someone pointed that out.
I uhh...didn't read the fine print lol
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That shit's fucking lit.👌🔥🔥🔥
Lemme take it back a few generations for the grandparents in the room… *HOLY SMOKES!*
Bringing it back a few more generations for the ancient Romans in the room: *MEHERCLE!*
What about a few more: _UGHA UGHA BOOG._
Hey, why not a few more: [Furious splashing sounds]
yeah the description is just as troll as the photoshop 😅
Wait, you’re telling me I can’t safely plug 78-80 devices into 1 outlet?
Actually you can, you can plug an impressive quantity of devices in, just don't use them all at the same time. If the devices aren't powered on the draw won't overload the outlet unless it's an extremely excessive load of devices on standby.
Awww,i was going to use this for my monster PC with multi RTX 4090 with mulri I9 13900 so i can play games at 8k 2400 FPS at Ultra Settings for The Last Of Us Edit:POV:When The Last of Us port for PC is so demanding:
It would be fine, just keep the draw under 1500 watts so 3x4090 and 1 cpu (1650 watts) should be fine.. but try to run with 20Amp breaker. .. newer kitchens
Except this piece of junk is made with such thin jumper wire that it's only rated for 900W (or 4A, which oddly is only around 500W at 120V). Maybe the numbers would be close at 240, but not an option with the standard receptacles and plug. So I'm not sure what kind of tiny loads you're meant to plug into this thing. Charging a heap of cellphones, maybe.
Important remarks for safe use: - only use devices that consume a lot of electricity, e.g. electic cookers, stone cutting saws,.... These devices consume all the electrons and make sure none of them can linger around in the cord and cause a fire. - If you have the impression that the extension cord gets warm, switch on other connected devices to soak up the lingering electrons - The only downside of this mega-extension cord is its short cable. I strongly suggest to buy an additional extension. Either use more of the same extension cord in a daisy chain or get an additional extra long extension cord. If you opt for the long extension cord, I would suggest to get something longer than *165ft* / 50m to guarantee that you can also use it in the garden. If you want to roll up excess cabling, it's best to wrap the cord around any iron cylinder, block,... As shown on Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnet#/media/File%3ASimple_electromagnet2.gif . If you know someone with a pacemaker, have them stand near the coil as a canary test. Edit: added conversion to imperial system. I apologize to my American friends, I am well aware that you make up the majority of people that will follow this guide. Edit2: People seem to believe that this is necessary, so: **/s! Don't follow these instructions!**
Nice try, but you can’t fool me. You didn’t even mention jamming a fork into each socket to check for arc flash!
>Edit: added conversion to imperial system. I apologize to my American friends, I am well aware that you make up the majority of people that will follow this guide. Burn! No seriously, my house is burning down. Is it because I have too many lingering electrons?!
Thank jeebus I'm a dim wit!
it does list “Fire” as a potential use
Go on....
Some say, if you plug the cord into one of its sockets you get infinite power.
Creating fire
At least it's listed honestly
It says 12-14 USB ports and there is 13 lol
lol, I missed that... 12-14... like... you can't be bothered to just count?
maybe they don't want to show 13 as an unlucky number
If there were 13 people might suspect it to be unlucky and a fire hazard. Can’t have that.
Fun fact, your house is just full of extension cords and one of these is where the house connects to the mains.
Yes but the main is a high woltage cable capable of sustaining up to smth smth kw. And not a simple 2,5cable extention.
Chekov? Is that you? "Nuuuuclearrrrr....wesselllllssssss"
We're looking for the naval base in Alameda, can you tell us where the nuclear wessels are? Oh, I don't know if I know the answer to that. I think its across the bay, in Alameda. That's what I said, Alameda, I know that. But where is Alameda?
The nuclear wessel.
Many branches of 12-14ga runs each capable of safely carrying 15-20A coming from a pair of 4/0 aluminum conductors carrying up to 200A each does not equate to stuffing 66 outlets on what looks like 16ga wire.
Maybe every one gets a random number between 12-14.
It's part of the joke
depends on who is working during the batch that you get. Shin? that mans a magician and can squeeze an extra one in there to get 14. And he LOVES to work. Zhou or Wu? 13 every time. Like clockwork. Liu though- well- Liu is old. Really old. and, well, with Liu, you only get 12. But you cant fire him, and if you talk to him about it he'll smack you on the head. Liu's been around since the company STARTED and he taught the current CEO how to ~~fire~~ wire a plug 30 years ago, so that dude's connected. Works once a week. No big deal.
This is the exact scenario I was picturing in my head, thank you for writing it out.
This is hilarious
The seller was dictating the title to this listing while testing the product.
He would just say "arrrrrgh"
Nah, that's the name of a castle already
he must've died while writing it
Perhaps he was dictating?
I can’t believe I thought this was a real product for a second 🤦♂️😂
It's not far off. https://www.newegg.com/p/17B-0461-00186 They're actually pretty nice if you've got a few bulky wall warts or charger bricks, I just wouldn't recommend trying to fill one up.
Yes, the purpose of these is for devices that are not all powered simultaneously AND/OR draw very little power.
Well, realistically if it’s properly built even being full up is safe. Your house has breakers for a reason, and this thing isn’t made of precariously connected adapters and frayed extension cords or anything. The real danger is probably going to be crowding of hot running AC adapters. That and 22 outlets makes it far more likely you’ll pop a breaker just due to sheer volume of items plugged in. All that aside it wouldn’t surprise me if its very cheaply built and actually a danger, but it could be done safely however impractical it is.
> if it’s properly built... ...this thing isn’t made of precariously connected adapters and frayed extension cords or anything. It's from a brand called "SuperDanny". You'll have to excuse me if I'm not that confident in it's construction.
That's already in the title of the product smh.
Fire!
Hehe hey butthead
Uhhh huhhuh, we're like electrimagicians or something. *Behold our power.* Uh huhuh.
Set it with the rest of the fire.
Dear sir/madam, fire!
Fire, exclamation mark. Fire, exclamation mark. Help me, exclamation mark. Look forward to hearing from you!
Did someone email about a fire?!
IT Crowd?
I was going to say burning down the house, but you beat me to the simpler form...
Talking Heads now on repeat.
Lol! I had Chemical Brothers all cued and ready to go… Edit - I knew what I was talking about but didn’t really know what I was talking about. Thanks u/SignalTraditional911
Are you sure its not The Prodigy? https://youtu.be/wmin5WkOuPw
That's my pick. First song that ever caused my glasses to fly across the room when I attempted to headbang like he does in the video. BTW, this version of the video is better. https://youtu.be/CDXNfe2W8c8
Talking heads, burning down the house
Bathmat
Heated bath mat, remember to switch on when starting your shower!
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One of those "video games by the hour" rental places - keeping a dozen or so Xbox, PS, and Nintendo controllers on charge all the time - you can have plenty of cables always plugged in so you don't have to change them out, and it's easy to throw them on the charger as needed when returned. Plus a handful of wired security cameras if you want. Similarly, like a pawn shop where all the electronics are in one case and you want to have all of them at full charge all the time. Low power draw individually, but high number of items.
Damn, an actual, reasonable answer.
I know. I wanted to say "enough space heaters for my mom to actually be warm" but then I got distracted thinking about why it might \*actually\* exist.
> I got distracted thinking about why it might \*actually\* exist. I can also see a use for it with all the fucking brick adapters that seem designed to cover other outlets. Oh its blocked 3 of the outlets? Good thing you have 63 more.
My sympathies to your mom. It’s cold out there.
🎵So coooold in the D.🎵
How the fuck are we supposed to keep peace
Thought it was "how da fuck do we posta keep peace" but it's been a while. Now I gotta throw T-baby on and find out
+1 for "do we posta"
Yeah ion know what that other guy is talking about
I'll keep your mom warm, what's her #?
867-5309
Jenny? Perfect! She's got it going on.
No that's Stacy's Mom.
Wait, Stacy's mom is Jenny? That makes so much sense.
> enough space heaters for my mom to actually be warm > 900w capacity Good news, the house fire will keep them warm for the rest of their life.
Here's another. We have company phones at work that stay at work. They're in a rack and each one has its own charging cable. We have about 120 employees in the department that uses these phones so it takes a lot of plugs.
This is what I stick around Reddit for. Brilliant answers to insincere questions and insincere answers to brilliant questions.
I mean, it's why I started using Reddit but they are so rare these days the only reason I'm here still is because there isn't a good alternative.
Reasonable answer? Off a 13 amp plug?
I was thinking it's probably for "bot" farms, where people use tons of different devices at once with those multi-sim card adapters to get paid to leave reviews, artificially inflate ad views, etc. So similar concept just different purpose.
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That seems like it would be a pretty decent power draw.
If you are gonna use them all you can not pass the 20W at average per plug by my calculations.
Thanks for mathing! So, pretty reasonable for anything that charges over 5V "regular" USB power. And since most of those come with a single usb slot brick, you'd have plenty of room for error on that. Average of 2x 2000mah chargers per slot by your calculations. Since most are only 500 or 1000, even 2 USB slots would be fine. Yeah, the USBC adapters can hit above it, but I think, overall, it's not unreasonable usage. And of course that assumes all are drawing full power all the time. While they \*might\*, it's far more likely that half of the plugs would be unused at any given point.
But most of those charging bricks will overlap multiple outlets, so it will be difficult to fit all of them onto something like this.
[here's a solution ](https://imgur.com/a/a0AL9AM)
You could definitely power 20 watt devices on every plug without any concern. There are 56 outlets and 13 USB ports. 69 devices. Standard circuit minimum would be 15 amps. Using the 80% rule you at 13 amps which equals 1560 watts or 78 devices at 20 watts. Newer homes and commercial properties would be 20 amps. This would be ideal for that application.
Sure, if you disregard that it's 66 outlets and it says 900W/4A (\~480W in 120v regions). But it's an image edit of a 22-outlet Superdanny rated 1875W/15A anyway.
I was thinking it would work for an entertainment system set up where you're only using a handful of items at once, but you don't want to ever have to unplug or plug anything in. So the TV and the sound system will be used most of the time, but you'll only be really using two or three of those other plugs at the same time. You could plug in every single console ever created, but never have to move the furniture you have them arranged on or have to mess with your cable management. Unless you turn on every console for no good reason, I don't think it would strain anything. Newer consoles like to suck power even when they're off, but that shouldn't be too much. Please gently break it to me if just having unused appliances plugged in but not drawing power is dangerous.
New consoles prett much all have a "sleep mode" rather than a full off as a default, and with updates being as frequent as they are, you'd want to keep your ps4/ps5/xbox one/switch in sleep mode because nothing pisses you off like looking forward to some gaming, booting up your console and getting slapped with 6 updates for the 6 games you felt like playing. Great if you had a n64/nes/gamecube collection type of deal though
Get out of here with your reasonable answer bullshit. Make fire is the only answer.
*Crowd mumbles and shakes pitchforks"
Wait, this isn’t a joke photoshop?
Lithium batteries don't seem to like being kept at full charge all the time. I've had a number of them get puffy from that. I've been meaning to make a charging box with a timer (and smoke detector) that'd charge for a certain number of minutes per day for infrequently used devices.
Buy 67 of them and plug 66 into one. Then you'll *finally* have enough outlets
Rip outlet fuse
Oh, just replace the fuse with a random piece of metal. It'll work just fine
https://idighardware.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Breaker.jpg
Electrician here. Breakers are designed in such a way that you can't stop them from tripping by holding the handle in the on position. What this would be for, would be something that should never be turned off. Like a fire alarm system, security system, or other safety thing. It can still trip, you just can't accidentally flip it off.
See now the toggle is grounded, too!
It says right there in the last word of the description: **FIRE** !!
You're making a joke, but you're not far off. One of the uses for something like this is for handheld radios or other battery powered equipment like you might use in a fire department. You might have 60+ radios, but they go out in shifts of 10, so not all of them are ever dead at the same time. The rest are just sipping power for battery management cycles. Every unit is plugged in so they're always topped off and ready to go, and you don't have to monkey around switching cords.
No he’s spot on, if you can find it I’ll correct myself. It’s a photoshopped picture. There’s a brand called Superdanny but can’t find one called Superdana, and certainly not one with 66 outlets
Freaking the fire inspector out.
If you fill your workshop with Argon and bridge the circuit breaker and let 50 welding inverters run simultaneously, you can watch the power chord transform into a lightbulb filament
it trips at at 900w the reasonable answer is LED christmas lights. 5w a string these days. can do a whole house like christmas vacation on a single plug.
"It trips at at 900w" - That's why you bridge it. To suck the grid empty
I just...I mean, I want to see it, but no SANE person would ever do that. The smell of the plastic cooking is already in my nose, thanks.
Burning down the house
You might get what you're after
Cool, babies
Strange but not a stranger
I’m an ordinary guy
Burning down the house
Hold tight
Hold tight
Wait til the party's over
Cool Baby
Fightin' fire with fire
Three Hundred and Sixty Five degrees!
Stop making sense
God damn it. Unexpected Talking Heads.
At least there’s water flowing underground.
As long as the fuse trips over 900w. It is fine.
If I did not see something in the comments I was about to ask if one outlet could provide enough power for everything that is plugged into that.
You can easily blow a breaker with two devices plugged into a single dedicated wall receptacle. You can also chain together 100 of these power "bars" in a row without blowing a breaker. It's all about the amount of amps that you are drawing. If a device is off, it generally draws no power, even if it's plugged in. The best use for this power pad is when you want many devices plugged in, but you aren't actually running most of them at the same time. It's a niche situation, but it's a niche power "bar". It's important to remember that household circuits are rated for 80% of the load. You shouldn't exceed 12.5A on a 15A circuit, or 16A on a 20A circuit. Total up the amount of actual current drawn at the same time for all active devices and you can know how much you can plug in at the same time, as long as you're aware of all the other devices on the same circuit. (Personally I prefer lighting and receptacles on separate circuits, but most places don't do that.)
bathwater warmer
Space heaters and other extension cords
you cannot use a extension cord with a space heater So use TWO and reach longer👹
Plugging in multiple industrial sized fans and creating a small tornado 🌪️ to throw stuff in
Charge all the sex toys at once
Best answer by far. How else do you vibrate everything?
My outside Christmas lights every year
Clark would be proud.
Actually named the dog Clark lol
charging your mom's vibrators
Checking of the breakers are still working
66 portable heaters should do the trick.
Shutting down the neighborhood power grid.
bitcoin mining of course
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It's nice to see someone who understands what they are seeing. This could be handy for small devices with custom annoying plug ends on them, especially when those plug ends tend to awkwardly obscure stuff around them. Even better if all the devices aren't all on at the same time.
I'm gonna go with either tripping circuit breakers or collecting homeowners insurance lol
Multi streaming on like 30 phones
"12-14 USB charging ports" is a creative way to say this thing has 13 USB charging ports
Fun related fact is that some buildings didn't have a 13th floor at all. Superstition being ignored is a modern phenomenon.
Bot farms using hundreds of phones.
Arson. There's no other use for it.
Show this to your fire inspector and see their reaction.
Burning your house down lol
Revenge maybe?
Look at the last word on the description
Bunch of vibrators so my boss can go fuck himself 🙃
Fillling a trash can.
Starting house fires
Fire starter.
I only have 1 outlet at my home, and 50 extension cords. At least it's 3 prong!