Can I plug a space heater into this power strip. null

I have used a space heater on my strip and no problem..

Probably yes. The unit is set to detect an overload at 12 amps, which means that you can theoretically have up to 1440 watts of appliances running simultaneously through it. So if your space heater (plus whatever else you have plugged in and running) doesn't push that limit, then it should work.

Thank you for your interest in our products. The surge protector really isn't designed to have space heaters connected to it. Usually it is home electronics that you would want to protect from surges. You would want to make sure the space heater draws less than 15 amps of power so it doesn't overload the unit.

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I have used a space heater on my strip and no problem..
Answered by iPho 6 years ago
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Probably yes. The unit is set to detect an overload at 12 amps, which means that you can theoretically have up to 1440 watts of appliances running simultaneously through it. So if your space heater (plus whatever else you have plugged in and running) doesn't push that limit, then it should work.
Answered by stellarfirefly 6 years ago
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Thank you for your interest in our products. The surge protector really isn't designed to have space heaters connected to it. Usually it is home electronics that you would want to protect from surges. You would want to make sure the space heater draws less than 15 amps of power so it doesn't overload the unit.
Answered by APCProductSupport 6 years ago
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