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[Power Strip] Offer single-outlet surge protector option | RequestHunt

[Power Strip] Offer single-outlet surge protector option

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by @u/CuDecker | 12/19/2025 | submitted by AutoCollector

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User needs surge protection for existing extension cords to comply with apartment inspection requirements, and wants a single-outlet surge protector to plug the extension cords into.

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@u/CuDecker | 0 pts | 12/19/2025

So long story short, my appartment had city inspectors come in and they said that all my extension cords got to go. I have maybe 5 of these braided extension cords (mostly because of the holidays I have quite a few lights that would not normally be hooked up) I don't really want to buy all new surge proctor extension cords and waste all of these ones I have currently. Is it possible to just buy a surge protector that has one plug that goes into the outlet. And then plug my current non-surge protector into those? That way I'm still protected and I'm not wasting any current power cords? I know typically you don't really want to take an extension cord and plug it into a power strip. But if it's a single outlet is it the same rule? Appreciate any and all suggestions / tips. Thanks! Edit: 12/24 Update, received this information on my door today, they're coming back. It apparently is a city "thing" not totally sure, been living here for over 5 years and this is the first time they have been here. "605.1.2 EXTENSION CORDS – EXTENSION CORDS AND FLEXIBLE CORDS SHALL NOT BE USED AS PERMANENT WIRING; SHALL NOT PASS THROUGH ANY DOOR, WALL, FLOOR, OR CEILING; AND SHALL NOT BE CONCEALED INSPECTOR COMMENTS: Remove unprotected devices from Left Bedroom- must be surge-protected." They're power strips which I guess means extension cords. And right here everyone talking about overloading and stuff. They specifically want surge-protection "605.1 ELECTRICAL – INSTALLATION “ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, WIRING, AND APPLIANCES SHALL BE PROPERLY INSTALLED AND MAINTAINED IN A SAFE, APPROPRIATE MATTER INSPECTOR COMMENTS: Breaker panel cannot be blocked in Kitchen of apartment." "[the city] will return to re-inspect the community, as well as your home. If the above item(s) are not corrected upon their re-inspection, you may receive fines from the City." The breaker panel had a single command hook mirror. which I've already taken down. He said "It must be easyily accessible in times of an emergency" Which it's a small mirror on a single hook. I guess that's too blocked?

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