Bgol electricians

[therealjondoe]

Would I be able to plug an air fryer and a microwave into this ?

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[therealjondoe]

 

[therealjondoe]

 

[CoTtOnMoUf]

The short answer is no.

Amp draw would be way to much.

... unless of course, you ran
them one at a time.

 

[tallblacknyc]

I know my dick would plug into both these broads mouth

 

[mcguyver]

Yea....

If you are trying to burn your house down

 

[therealjondoe]

Yea....

If you are trying to burn your house down

For real?

 

[dbluesun]

Look at the power ratings on both appliances
That plug is rated at 1800juoles which
Is 1800watts
Hope that helps dawg

 

[therealjondoe]

Look at the power ratings on both appliances
That plug is rated at 1800juoles which
Is 1800watts
Hope that helps dawg

Thanks. I'll check it out

 

[mcguyver]

For real?

Yes. Simply put, the flow of electricity causes heat. The higher the wattage means more heat. Plugging one high wattage device into that thing is making for trouble. Running two high wattage devices on that thing.... good luck

 

[dbluesun]

I wouldn't run both at the same time
No matter what though

 

[Flawless]

Sure it will work but you're suppose to plug a microwave in its own grounded outlet.

 

[mcguyver]

The reason none of the pics shows a microwave, air fryer, hair dryer, etc.... cause when your something goes wrong they can say, "we didn't tell him to do that shit".

 

[bgbtylvr]

Not recommended, and not running simultaneously. They could both be plugged in but only use one. It might be advantageous to simply relocate the air fryer since it’s for occasional use. Since it the kitchen, the GFI will trip if it is overloaded.

 

[Coldchi]

man aint nothin gone happen. plug the fridge, microwave, air fryer, xbox, PS5 and yo tv up to that bih......

 

[Database Error]

Do ya thang jon. Yolo.

 

[mcguyver]

Ok now the safety warnings are out of the way...... here comes the jokes.


therealjondoe got 1 electrical outlet in his apartment.

He ordering that shit cause he got a date. He trying to airfry and microwave a gourmet meal.

 

[Database Error]

Keep your receipt

 

[therealjondoe]

Ok now the safety warnings are out of the way...... here comes the jokes.


therealjondoe got 1 electrical outlet in his apartment.

He ordering that shit cause he got a date. He trying to airfry and microwave a gourmet meal.

Nah it's this one corner of the kitchen where I have multiple things. I'm going to have to move some shit lol

 

[CoTtOnMoUf]

Not recommended, and not running simultaneously. They could both be plugged in but only use one. It might be advantageous to simply relocate the air fryer since it’s for occasional use. Since it the kitchen, the GFI will trip if it is overloaded.

Actually, GFCIs detects current leakage and shorts. A regular circuit breaker will trip upon current overload. You're probably getting the two mixed up... easy to do.

 

[therealjondoe]

Keep your receipt

I canceled it.
I don't want no problems

 

[mcguyver]

Nah it's this one corner of the kitchen where I have multiple things. I'm going to have to move some shit lol

Lol

Your shit gonna look like this by the summer.

 

[therealjondoe]

Lol

Your shit gonna look like this by the summer.

"Well, I'll be damned. Looks like the bgol electricians were right"

 

[CoTtOnMoUf]

I canceled it.
I don't want no problems

It would work... you'd just have to run them one at a time. If you were to accidentally turn them on at the same time, it would just overload the circuit. You'd just reset the tripped breaker in your breaker panel, then, run the appliances separately.

 

[Non-StopJFK2TAB]

man aint nothin gone happen. plug the fridge, microwave, air fryer, xbox, PS5 and yo tv up to that bih......

Tryna turn that man into Pepsi Mike.

 

[CoTtOnMoUf]

"Well, I'll be damned. Looks like the bgol electricians were right"

 

[bbuzzard]

Just go for it!

 

[Flawless]

I canceled it.
I don't want no problems

If you want to look into why, the typical home breaker can handle around 1800 watts before it trips, so you wouldn't be able to run both appliances at the same time if they are plugged in the same socket.

 

[DWBass]

Retired Building Engineer here. That would be a hard no. Typical circuit is 15amps. Running both on the same circuit will trip the breaker. Microwave will be between 9-15 amp draw. Air Fryer will be around 10-15 amp draw.

I used to work at a call center and every now and then I would get a call about no power to the cubes to power up the computers. I automatically knew someone plugged in a heater. I would go check and ask 'who got the heater?' and no one would fess up but they'd be laughing. I'd go and reset the breaker. I would tell them, if my boss comes by and sees the heater, he's gonna grab it!

 

[OutlawR.O.C.]

Would I be able to plug an air fryer and a microwave into this ?

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I'm not an electrician but hell no, especially if you have a powerful air fryer.