Tomorrow, I’m moving to the UK (yay!) I lived in France for 3 years, and everything has European Sockets. I’ve got for now one Adaptator That goes from European Sockets to UK Sockets. And I was simply wondering if it was ok to plug a 6-EU Multi-Socket into an Adapter? A 600w PC and a 2k144hz screen will be plugged in it, and maybe a lamp, and sometimes my phone charging

Have a Wonderful Day while you’re at it!

  • SHITPOSTING_ACCOUNT@feddit.de
    19·
    1 year ago

    Technically, you’re probably not supposed to.

    Practically, yes, it works and is reasonably safe (unless the adapter is cheap garbage). Make sure the adapter has a fuse.

    Long term, you could also consider replacing the plug on one of the multi-sockets with a UK plug.

    However, the PC almost certainly uses a standard C13 cable. If the monitor also has a cable like that (e.g. a C13 or C5 going to the power supply), consider just buying replacement cables with UK plugs.

    • erusuoyera@sh.itjust.works
      6·
      1 year ago

      However, the PC almost certainly uses a standard C13 cable. If the monitor also has a cable like that (e.g. a C13 or C5 going to the power supply), consider just buying replacement cables with UK plugs.

      Alternatively, just ask your new neighbours for one. I doubt there’s very many households in the UK without a few spare kicking around!

    • Kyoyeou (Ki jəʊ juː)@slrpnk.netOP
      4·
      1 year ago

      Turned off the PC to check the plug and it is indeed a C13 Cable, more specifically a Type O with Ground Plug to C13, that I’ve been using since March when I got the PSU The Monitor is a Portable one (I found exactly what I wanted just today and it’s really a cool monitor) and is plugged in with a 20W USB-C Plug To Type B