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Prime Members: 2-Pack Addtam 6-Outlet 1800J Surge Protector Wall Outlet Extender

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ADDTAM US via Amazon has for Prime Members: 2-Pack Addtam 6-Outlet 1800J Surge Protector Wall Outlet Extender on sale for $16.99 - 24% clip coupon = $12.91. Shipping is free.

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Meowssi
I've had one of these powering my kitchen appliances for the past 2 years with no issues. Although I do own the model with one less outlet in exchange for 4 usb ports [amazon.com].
Grassmudhorse
Quick overview I can find:

ETL: yes, it's the same manufacturer as Mifaso, they're already ETL listed because it's just a rebrand

Center screw: yes

Rotating sockets: no

USB plugs: no

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I've had one of these powering my kitchen appliances for the past 2 years with no issues. Although I do own the model with one less outlet in exchange for 4 usb ports [amazon.com].
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Quick overview I can find:

ETL: yes, it's the same manufacturer as Mifaso, they're already ETL listed because it's just a rebrand

Center screw: yes

Rotating sockets: no

USB plugs: no
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Can I attach a small heater to this ?
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artsr2002
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Just a heads up, plugging in a large brick on the sides may keep you from using the front outlets depending on the size of the brick because of the angled sides. It'd be better if they were flat 90 degrees to the front.

I do like that these have the support screw in the middle. The ones I have with the angled sides don't.
Last edited by artsr2002 December 22, 2024 at 01:35 AM.
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Quote from Meowssi :
I've had one of these powering my kitchen appliances for the past 2 years with no issues. Although I do own the model with one less outlet in exchange for 4 usb ports [amazon.com].
Turns out, I have the same ones with the USB ports that you linked. Nice.
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good price, in for 1 pair.
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Quote from Meowssi :
I've had one of these powering my kitchen appliances for the past 2 years with no issues. Although I do own the model with one less outlet in exchange for 4 usb ports [amazon.com].

No center screw on the ones with 4 USB ports?

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I would recommend the following over these every day. USB ports, center screw, and most importantly they set FLUSH with the wall.

Multi Plug Outlet Surge Protector - YISHU 3 Sided Power Strip with 6 AC Outlet Extender and 3 USB Ports (1 USB C), Adapter Spaced Outlet Splitter, ETL Listed, White https://a.co/d/hy3q2wB
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Installation Tip: To make this outlet extender fit tight to the wall, remove and discard the old/existing receptacle wall plate before installing this unit. If it's still loose: Remove this extender, tighten the 2 receptacle mounting screws a little bit then re-install the outlet extender.
Last edited by Widowmaker December 22, 2024 at 05:28 AM.
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Quote from Meowssi :
I've had one of these powering my kitchen appliances for the past 2 years with no issues. Although I do own the model with one less outlet in exchange for 4 usb ports [amazon.com].

These seem good
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Quote from tarazan :
Can I attach a small heater to this ?
You should absolutely never plug a heater into anything other than a dedicated electrical outlet. Using anything other than a properly rated outlet to power a heater is extremely dangerous and can lead to serious risks, including electrical fires, overheating, or damage to both the appliance and your electrical system.
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Plug non brand crap into your home and see what happens lol I hope you have good homeowners insurance.
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Quote from kenkobra63 :
You should absolutely never plug a heater into anything other than a dedicated electrical outlet. Using anything other than a properly rated outlet to power a heater is extremely dangerous and can lead to serious risks, including electrical fires, overheating, or damage to both the appliance and your electrical system.
Also diarrhea
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Quote from kenkobra63 :
You should absolutely never plug a heater into anything other than a dedicated electrical outlet. Using anything other than a properly rated outlet to power a heater is extremely dangerous and can lead to serious risks, including electrical fires, overheating, or damage to both the appliance and your electrical system.
Thanks Dad
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