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Two printers with 10A fuse power adpter plug into a power bar. If the power bar can support 13A, does it mean it may blow the fuse of the power bar ?
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You might want a version that handles your plugs and 220 V. It would be easier to get a clamp meter and measure the current.
I have both watt meters and a clamp meter in my basement.
It is easiest (by far) just to provide the correct rated capacity. Safer as well.
It is easiest (by far) just to provide the correct rated capacity. Safer as well.
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