Shit that made you raise an eyebrow at work or around your life and gore in general.OC only.
>>2877250Many such cases, lots of housefire heaters on Amazon nowdays.
>We want you to fix it without turning anything off while we work
>>2877257It was one of "those" jobs...
>>2877254This is bad because it's exposed to the elements.The lock doesn't stop it from tripping, but it does stop someone from flipping it off
>>2877250nigger i grew up on a farm. ampacity is just a suggestionyes this is actually the suicide cord i use to hook the genset to the house
>>2877262deathdapter?
>>2877261>but it does stop someone from flipping it offLock is through ring on cover.Screws holding on cover are accessible,
>>2877262Based.
>>2877480It's perfectly adequate for keeping out kids and random fags with nothing better to do
>>2877262And here I was buying (((extension cords))) from (((Home Depot))) all these years!
>>2877847Martha, get the gun!
>>2877250>>2877252>125V 7A>875WAre standard burger plugs this week?
>>2878043Its a chink CCA cable.
>>2878043No, but Chicoms are too cheap/retarded/malicious to install a properly-rated cord on a space heater. Really makes you think!
>>2877480Touche.It's also a shitty padlock though.
>>2878043>chinese cable>calls it AmericanTypical euro behavior. You guys even allowed to lift a hammer without a permit over there?
>>2878096All cables are made in China, even the one we use here. But here, they're all rated for 230V 16A and use 1,5mm2 wires
>>2878043Our receptacles (outlets) are rated to 15a on the smaller ones and up to 20a on the heavier duty ones at 115V or 125V or whateverthefuck they call it... The cords on chinkshit can be as heavy or light as they desire, and obviously that 7A plug end that was posted here is undersized for the amount of wattage that heater says it will pull.
>>2878108>All cables are made in China, even the one we use here. But here, they're all rated for 230V 16A and use 1,5mm2 wiresSo everything gets the same cord on it regardless of the wattage it uses? Like your little phone charger gets the same size cord on it as your wife's 2500w thrusting, vibrating, BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation of course...) power hog?
>>2878109NEMA outlets are electrical receptacles used in North America, standardized by the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA). They come in various types, such as NEMA 5-15R for standard household use, and are designed for different voltage and amperage ratings.
>>2878108Why would all cords use the same exact specs? That's a gigantic waste.
>>2878108>But here, they're all rated for 230V 16AEvery time someone starts a post with "Here in Europe..." there's a 90% chance that its complete bullshit that they just made up on the spot. I don't know what causes people to lie like this.
>>2878207he didnt say that, maybe he just meant 'here' as in where he lives specifically like i am
>>2878232>hah! gottem!
>>2878232lol, over-congested Sydney retards!!
>>2878232They want people to log their job before leaving home. Why? Is an island of criminals really that unsafe?
>>2878267its just for Bondi Beach, bruh.
>>2877252The device draws less than that.The cords fine you fucking gimp>>2877250Odds are it can't draw , the stickers wrong.You'll also probably have I lots of voltage drop. Once again this isn't going to draw 1300 watts, probably only get 700 watts from it
>>2878409>The cords fine you fucking gimpTotal chink win
>>2878409>Odds are it can't draw , the stickers wrong.>You'll also probably have I lots of voltage drop. Once again this isn't going to draw 1300 watts, probably only get 700 watts from itHe is right though, their "1300" Watt heater is probably only good for 700 watts anyways, so the underrated cord would atually be fine! Lol.
>piss in kitchen sink for 5 years>water draining almost stops>plunging does nothing>pour clog cleaner down, does nothing>find nothing stuck in the pipes>pour bottle of urinal cleaner down sink>works perfectly a fay laterit is possible piss crystals were being formed and stopping the flow?
>>2878826Not a chance. Piss solutes are all water soluble. You probably poured oil down there. Or hair shavings if its the bathroom sink.
>>2877250>>2877252>>2878043>standard burgerThese are nippon plugsWe don't use 110V for decades now, and we never used 50Hz like half of Japan does.Japanese stuff is 90% compatible with burger outlets, but not always.Normie burger plug is 125V/15Anext most common plug I have in my house is a 250V/50A, about 5-6 of thoseone each of 125V/20A250V/20A250V/30AService to my house is 250V/300AYuro apartment I own has a 230V/40A serivce but also has gas for heating. I have to heat my burger house electrically, which used to be done with a 60A resistive heater when it was built in the 70's, got a heat pump that uses 1/3 of that now.
>>2879010>>2878109you can pull like 22A continuously on a 15A outlet no problem. Probably more. You can do like 30A in short bursts also no problem
This is under my sink.
>>2877250>>2877252Am I missing something here?125V * 7A = 875WThe heater is rated at 850W, so it's only 25W difference. Or is this an issue?
>>28797602nd one is probably ok. First one says 1300w
