sonysean
Established Member
Having a bit of knowledge and common sense when it comes to electronics and the fact I've had my plug sockets arranged like this for a very long time I'm not really sure why now I've decided to ask what others think in the regards to it being 'safe', but here goes.
I'm quite limited for wall sockets unfortunately so I've got 2 gang plug on the wall with things plugged in as follows:
Wall plug 1 -> 2 way block adapter ->
1. 8 gang surge extension lead -> TV, receiver, blu-ray player, PS3, PS4, Sky Q, Harmony hub, Echo dot.
2. 6 gang extension lead -> LED light, subwoofer, switched 4 way lead (fish tank pump x2, LED light, heater)
Wall plug 2 -> 3 way adapter ->
1. Harmony remote charger
2. Smart extension lead (Lava lamp, LED light)
3. 2 way extension lead (LED lamps x2, Infrared hub)
It sounds like a lot I guess, but the majority of these devices are very low power, with the highest being the TV and receiver (200w ish and 400w ish?).
I guess I'm just curious as to what others think to my arrangement, and how others deal with a lot of devices with very little wall sockets.
I'm quite limited for wall sockets unfortunately so I've got 2 gang plug on the wall with things plugged in as follows:
Wall plug 1 -> 2 way block adapter ->
1. 8 gang surge extension lead -> TV, receiver, blu-ray player, PS3, PS4, Sky Q, Harmony hub, Echo dot.
2. 6 gang extension lead -> LED light, subwoofer, switched 4 way lead (fish tank pump x2, LED light, heater)
Wall plug 2 -> 3 way adapter ->
1. Harmony remote charger
2. Smart extension lead (Lava lamp, LED light)
3. 2 way extension lead (LED lamps x2, Infrared hub)
It sounds like a lot I guess, but the majority of these devices are very low power, with the highest being the TV and receiver (200w ish and 400w ish?).
I guess I'm just curious as to what others think to my arrangement, and how others deal with a lot of devices with very little wall sockets.