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They also have a far lower rating when coiled than when uncoiled. E.g. I have a 13A extension that can only provide 4A when fully cooled.

Do yours stop providing amperage when coiled? Or do they just get really hot? Because that’s what happens when you overdraw.

Divisors can be quite dangerous for this reason IF they don’t have a fuse. Some cheap dividers have a switch but don’t actually have a fuse or breaker in them so they can be overloaded and set fires.

That extension cord you mentioned is also a huge problem because you can easily get past 13A from a divider and cause the extension cord to become a liability. Whenever you get long extension cords, especially if they are general use or for high-powered devices, ensure they are rated for 15-20A, 14 or 12 gauge.

Here’s more info from Technology Connections: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_q-xnYRugQ

Um, do we want every crop to be Bananas? 1 evolved new blight from extinction?

Indeed. But I was responding to above who recommended Pixel. If you don’t need the features you get from full Pixel series, I recommend the A series since it’s a lot cheaper.

Pixel a series. Half the price for not much given up.