Kettle-plug to standard multiplug

[Speedster]

With load shedding hitting our power sockets again, I'm guessing a lot of people are looking at various UPS options. I notice most UPSs have kettle-plug outputs. Would it be feasible to attach a kettle-plug to a standard multiplug in order to power our ADSL modem and wireless routers via the UPS? We have a generator in the office, we just need something that'll keep the server and routers going while we switch to generator.

 

[PsyWulf]

It works

 

[PallBearer]

That is what i use when i go travelling anywhere. I have a standard 5-way multilug with 2 pin sockets and instead of a plug, i have the male Kettle plug. So where ever i go, all i need is the standard kettle plug and i can power all my devices with the 1 multiplug.

 

[isie]

With load shedding hitting our power sockets again, I'm guessing a lot of people are looking at various UPS options. I notice most UPSs have kettle-plug outputs. Would it be feasible to attach a kettle-plug to a standard multiplug in order to power our ADSL modem and wireless routers via the UPS? We have a generator in the office, we just need something that'll keep the server and routers going while we switch to generator.

it works though just don't put too many devices on the multiplug might be too much for the UPS to handle

 

[Spinnek0p]

Quickest way is to visit Titan Ice and pick up one of these:

http://titan-ice.co.za/ups-surge-protection/multi-plugs/