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Blah blah blah math is for losers.>125V (presumed maximum)
>1875W Max
>Dividing wattage gets me 15 amperes
It depends on what you're plugging into it and how it manages receiving too much wattage (multiply volts by amp, and you'll get wattage).
Most major big-boxes have quality control, but Dollar Tree is not known for having good QC, much less any at all.
Blah blah blah math is for losers.>125V (presumed maximum)
>1875W Max
>Dividing wattage gets me 15 amperes
It depends on what you're plugging into it and how it manages receiving too much wattage (multiply volts by amp, and you'll get wattage).
Most major big-boxes have quality control, but Dollar Tree is not known for having good QC, much less any at all.
Some furnishings are irreplaceable.Blah blah blah math is for losers.
Just buy it and plug in whatever, if your house burns down you can sue and settle out of court for a large sum.
Uh…..yeah. Someone’s gotta win.Some furnishings are irreplaceable.
Imma take it you're a lottery player?
Just a few 4,000W a unit industrial space heaters>125V (presumed maximum)
>1875W Max
>Dividing wattage gets me 15 amperes
It depends on what you're plugging into it and how it manages receiving too much wattage (multiply volts by amp, and you'll get wattage).
Most major big-boxes have quality control, but Dollar Tree is not known for having good QC, much less any at all.
>4000W per unitJust a few 4,000W a unit industrial space heaters
I'm just shitposting, it would just be some phone chargers and shit like that. Probably like ~40W or so max>4000W per unit
Yep, sounds like too much for even an industrial power strip.