“If I were to buy two of them, will I be able to plug them on top of each other?”

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• That is not advised. They have amperage and wattage ratings that shouldn't be exceeded. Doing this would cause a fire risk and could also trip the breaker for your wall outlet.

  Answered by Jared 8 years ago

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• Why would you? Probably start a fire

  Answered by Bubba 7 years ago

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• You do not want to plug 2 of these together the surge protector takes some of the electricity to be able to protect the products attached and using 2 in conjunction may cause it to not work properly

  Answered by dragon526 8 years ago

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• If you have that many devices, I would definitely recommend using a different outlet. If that is not an option, I would use both sides of existing receptacle to plug in the surge protector.

  Answered by peet 8 years ago

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