I'll bet you even money the people I see using rear facing car seats have no idea how to do this or that it's even a thing.
Yes they do, available just about everywhere OIF you look for them.I've seen a few of these new style 3 pin sockets, but have still not seen a single one of these plugs. Do they really exist out in the real world?
Maybe, maybe not. It is not just about the total energy draw but the safety of too many devices plugged into the same socket using dubious quality adaptors barely able to hold themselves together let alone protect anyone from exposed terminals and overheating.Does 10 cellphone chargers on a plug draw more electricity than 1 kettle ?
So the actual issue is the quality of the adapters. Article is stupid.Maybe, maybe not. It is not just about the total energy draw but the safety of too many devices plugged into the same socket using dubious quality adaptors barely able to hold themselves together let alone protect anyone from exposed terminals and overheating.
Persona;y, I can't see what the issues is about re-wireable and non-rewireable plugs used in sockets, except that the one will possibly have a switch and the other not.
Well not maybe. A cellphone charger uses about 6watts. So 10 will use about 60watts, Average kettle 1800watts?Maybe, maybe not. It is not just about the total energy draw but the safety of too many devices plugged into the same socket using dubious quality adaptors barely able to hold themselves together let alone protect anyone from exposed terminals and overheating.
Persona;y, I can't see what the issues is about re-wireable and non-rewireable plugs used in sockets, except that the one will possibly have a switch and the other not.
Joke's on you my 'murican moderator. I'm not nearly as dum in real life as I come across here. (as opinionated and as subtle as a steam train, sure)Like you didn't?
New kettles, 3kW.Well not maybe. A cellphone charger uses about 6watts. So 10 will use about 60watts, Average kettle 1800watts?
How will a sign prevent it? At best the sign will educate someone.
Yes it does. Not because of power consumption but because of the SHT design of the 2 point plug and the lose connection that follows. Stick to the bloody 3 point plug and keep babies fingers out of it.Does 10 cellphone chargers on a plug draw more electricity than 1 kettle ?
But you have to admit it was a wonderful idea to come up with a new tender plan to "design" the new sign!
Yeah but they are expensive as heck.I've seen a few of these new style 3 pin sockets, but have still not seen a single one of these plugs. Do they really exist out in the real world?
According to regulation 214 of the Road Traffic Act.Or place the warning triangle a few meters away from their vehicle, when it should be at minimum 40 meters away.
Yes it does. Not because of power consumption but because of the SHT design of the 2 point plug and the lose connection that follows. Stick to the bloody 3 point plug and keep babies fingers out of it.
New kettles, 3kW.
According to regulation 214 of the Road Traffic Act.
"a) The sign shall be placed not less than 45 metres from the motor vehicle along the roadway of the public road concerned in the direction from which traffic will approach such vehicle when travelling on the side of the roadway closest to such motor vehicle."
But at least you know not to put it very close to the vehicle.......![]()