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I'd have thought plugging something into the outlet and unscrewing the outlet to take with you would be more convenient than carefully splicing wires just enoug

I'd have thought plugging something into the outlet and unscrewing the outlet to take with you would be more convenient than carefully splicing wires just enough not to disconnect them. All the easier if it's on a power strip.

Scoundreller 6y ago
Sometimes they are on different circuits.
jaclaz 6y ago
Technically you don't need to touch the naked wire, you only need to remove (carefully) the outer insulation and have the two (still insulated) wires separated for a few centimeters. Then there are splitter clamps. The most common ones are used (low voltage) on cars and motorcycles, they look like these: https://www.mesconnettori.it/index.cfm/it/ricerca/?flbr=rubacorrente https://www.mesconnettori.it/index.cfm/it/ricerca/?flbr=ruba... But there are professional ones, suitable to 110 or 240 V example: https://www.techno.it/en/products/all/thb-370-a2a/ https://www.techno.it/en/products/all/thb-370-a2a/