Good multi-socket

klord77

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Any good recommendation for multi-socket?

Had a few experiences that after long hour, it actually start melting and luckily before it caught fire, it was discovered as it gives out very strong plastic melting smell.
 

jtjt00

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Overload the current rating?

Any good recommendation for multi-socket?

Had a few experiences that after long hour, it actually start melting and luckily before it caught fire, it was discovered as it gives out very strong plastic melting smell.
 

haylui

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Any good recommendation for multi-socket?

Had a few experiences that after long hour, it actually start melting and luckily before it caught fire, it was discovered as it gives out very strong plastic melting smell.

get branded multi-socket will help. Do you experience trip of circuit breaker while using all the devices plugged onto the same multi-socket?
 

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Jtjt00,
Don't think overload tho I never do the calculation. I usually have CPU, speaker, printer and that's all. The problem is I leave my game on 24hr/7days.

Haylui,
Brand like belkin? The problem is belkin doesn't have individual on/off. Is there any other brand you may like to recommend.
 

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Jtjt00,
Don't think overload tho I never do the calculation. I usually have CPU, speaker, printer and that's all. The problem is I leave my game on 24hr/7days.

Haylui,
Brand like belkin? The problem is belkin doesn't have individual on/off. Is there any other brand you may like to recommend.

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