Can you plug a surge protector in to this null

Pass through outlet frees up space on your wall outlet or power strip.

Hi Lulu, You bet, you can plug a surge protector into this to protect your gadgets.

Yes, think of this as nothing more than a short extension cord. Just be sure that if you’re plugging in a multi-outlet surge protector that you’re not overloading the wall outlet. For example, don’t plug in a multi-outlet surge protector into another multi-outlet surge protector that’s plugged into the wall in order to get 12+ outlets unless you only plan to connect low wattage devices to each outlet. In general, surge protectors are rated for 1800W (watts) maximum, which is what a 15A (amp) common residential breaker can handle.

If it fits, yes. You can plug a flat blade screwdriver into the 2 slots but not recommended.

You can plug it into a surge protector

Depends on whats plugged into the surge protector but i would recommend it just incase though

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Pass through outlet frees up space on your wall outlet or power strip.
Answered by InsigniaCustomerSupport 3 years ago
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Hi Lulu, You bet, you can plug a surge protector into this to protect your gadgets.
Answered by FernandoR 1 year ago
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Yes.
Answered by Max16 3 years ago
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Yes, think of this as nothing more than a short extension cord. Just be sure that if you’re plugging in a multi-outlet surge protector that you’re not overloading the wall outlet. For example, don’t plug in a multi-outlet surge protector into another multi-outlet surge protector that’s plugged into the wall in order to get 12+ outlets unless you only plan to connect low wattage devices to each outlet. In general, surge protectors are rated for 1800W (watts) maximum, which is what a 15A (amp) common residential breaker can handle.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by GARRISLAW 1 year ago
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If it fits, yes. You can plug a flat blade screwdriver into the 2 slots but not recommended.
Answered by RocketScientist 2 years ago
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You can plug it into a surge protector
Answered by AnitaB 2 years ago
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Depends on whats plugged into the surge protector but i would recommend it just incase though
Answered by Joe718 2 years ago
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