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Street Techie Andrew Plumb writes:<\/p>\n Street Techie Andrew Plumb writes:<\/p>\n
One big challenge when traveling is finding enough power adapters to plug your 120-240VAC compatible devices into.<\/p>\n
Then it suddenly hit me – I needed a power bar! …but good luck traveling light with a full-size bar. Instead, I picked up one of these medium-duty, multi-outlet extension cords. You want something reasonably heavy-gauge, since technically, it’s not designed for 240VAC. This cable is 14 Gauge, 15A, 125V; much heavier than most of the extended-voltage device cables I’m plugging into it, so quite safe.<\/p>\n
It fits comfortably in my laptop backpack and is flexible enough to redirect socket-access from many a cramped hotel room outlet.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Street Techie Andrew Plumb writes: One big challenge when traveling is finding enough power adapters to plug your 120-240VAC compatible devices into. Then it suddenly hit me – I needed a power bar! …but good luck traveling light with a full-size bar. Instead, I picked up one of these medium-duty, multi-outlet extension cords. You want … <\/p>\n