![I had an extension cord with my convector heater plugged in and I noticed a continuous buzzing sound. More info in comments : r/electricians I had an extension cord with my convector heater plugged in and I noticed a continuous buzzing sound. More info in comments : r/electricians](https://preview.redd.it/d921zk34wwe81.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=b1df273e2f528a7558d2aa793c9661a3a4e397a9)
I had an extension cord with my convector heater plugged in and I noticed a continuous buzzing sound. More info in comments : r/electricians
![Someone decided that plugging a 1500 watt space heater on a strip with two computers and POS systems was a good idea. : r/techsupportgore Someone decided that plugging a 1500 watt space heater on a strip with two computers and POS systems was a good idea. : r/techsupportgore](http://i.imgur.com/LrMHIKZ.jpg)
Someone decided that plugging a 1500 watt space heater on a strip with two computers and POS systems was a good idea. : r/techsupportgore
![Used this 12 gauge ext cord 20x at home, no issues. Tried charging at the cottage for the first time and noticed the inside terminals browning! It's not hot nor does it Used this 12 gauge ext cord 20x at home, no issues. Tried charging at the cottage for the first time and noticed the inside terminals browning! It's not hot nor does it](https://preview.redd.it/used-this-12-gauge-ext-cord-20x-at-home-no-issues-tried-v0-i1t7td9blwx81.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=cebdfc6f5fa5eb9dbad594917f3ffed523cc66e8)
Used this 12 gauge ext cord 20x at home, no issues. Tried charging at the cottage for the first time and noticed the inside terminals browning! It's not hot nor does it
![Just bought a small 500W Space heater for my desk. Would it be okay to plug into a 30ft 1500W extension cord? : r/AskElectricians Just bought a small 500W Space heater for my desk. Would it be okay to plug into a 30ft 1500W extension cord? : r/AskElectricians](https://preview.redd.it/just-bought-a-small-500w-space-heater-for-my-desk-would-it-v0-r9uxtpf8mida1.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=22909d1b77dcf0127157ffc23e50e34bc103646d)
Just bought a small 500W Space heater for my desk. Would it be okay to plug into a 30ft 1500W extension cord? : r/AskElectricians
![Space heater, ext cable pretty warm where meets wall plug and outlet area somewhat warm. Fear-worthy? : r/electrical Space heater, ext cable pretty warm where meets wall plug and outlet area somewhat warm. Fear-worthy? : r/electrical](https://i.redd.it/space-heater-ext-cable-pretty-warm-where-meets-wall-plug-v0-gnpxvixredia1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=81b8bcb6cdf4e2b599bb485fbb7da57d8e564646)
Space heater, ext cable pretty warm where meets wall plug and outlet area somewhat warm. Fear-worthy? : r/electrical
![Used this 12 gauge ext cord 20x at home, no issues. Tried charging at the cottage for the first time and noticed the inside terminals browning! It's not hot nor does it Used this 12 gauge ext cord 20x at home, no issues. Tried charging at the cottage for the first time and noticed the inside terminals browning! It's not hot nor does it](https://i.redd.it/used-this-12-gauge-ext-cord-20x-at-home-no-issues-tried-v0-0jahdd9blwx81.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fd7b0cb5c6a02b2d242574571eea854d08225517)
Used this 12 gauge ext cord 20x at home, no issues. Tried charging at the cottage for the first time and noticed the inside terminals browning! It's not hot nor does it
![This is the third time this is happening, why? Do I have too many things plugged into the extension? : r/askanelectrician This is the third time this is happening, why? Do I have too many things plugged into the extension? : r/askanelectrician](https://preview.redd.it/26770bq3aa681.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=4d4fd3d7f66b49247a91821621111d1c0aba6838)
This is the third time this is happening, why? Do I have too many things plugged into the extension? : r/askanelectrician
![Plugging a space heater into an extension cord is a great way to stay warm for the rest of your life : r/electricians Plugging a space heater into an extension cord is a great way to stay warm for the rest of your life : r/electricians](https://i.redd.it/txnp6y4dcz0c1.jpg)
Plugging a space heater into an extension cord is a great way to stay warm for the rest of your life : r/electricians
![Space heater fried an outlet earlier in the circuit (nothing was plugged into this outlet when this happened) does just this outlet need to be replaced or is there a bigger problem Space heater fried an outlet earlier in the circuit (nothing was plugged into this outlet when this happened) does just this outlet need to be replaced or is there a bigger problem](https://i.redd.it/space-heater-fried-an-outlet-earlier-in-the-circuit-nothing-v0-v0y3tk79757a1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=485bdf7fce868bba2bf4a76c58736294440f7b5e)
Space heater fried an outlet earlier in the circuit (nothing was plugged into this outlet when this happened) does just this outlet need to be replaced or is there a bigger problem
![Just noticed this in my basement still connected and working to an oil space heater. YIKES! : r/pics Just noticed this in my basement still connected and working to an oil space heater. YIKES! : r/pics](https://preview.redd.it/just-noticed-this-in-my-basement-still-connected-and-v0-5d4a12har5d81.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=7af6b62b3ec9bab46508b118fa093390809920a9)
Just noticed this in my basement still connected and working to an oil space heater. YIKES! : r/pics
![Here what happens when a space heater, plugged into an extension cord, is plugged into a power strip. : r/pics Here what happens when a space heater, plugged into an extension cord, is plugged into a power strip. : r/pics](https://preview.redd.it/9bxw9ovndec01.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=46d677ff94492b70639435303b271c3e58e4bf61)
Here what happens when a space heater, plugged into an extension cord, is plugged into a power strip. : r/pics
![Don't plug battery backups into extension cords. Don't plug space heaters into battery backups. NEVER DO BOTH. : r/techsupportgore Don't plug battery backups into extension cords. Don't plug space heaters into battery backups. NEVER DO BOTH. : r/techsupportgore](https://i.redd.it/f5gz05e4y7u71.jpg)
Don't plug battery backups into extension cords. Don't plug space heaters into battery backups. NEVER DO BOTH. : r/techsupportgore
![Scale of 1 to 10 should I be worried? We can't unplug the thing that is unplugged (indoor space heater) and before we noticed the damage, while trying to plug something in Scale of 1 to 10 should I be worried? We can't unplug the thing that is unplugged (indoor space heater) and before we noticed the damage, while trying to plug something in](https://i.redd.it/xjppsigm4o081.jpg)
Scale of 1 to 10 should I be worried? We can't unplug the thing that is unplugged (indoor space heater) and before we noticed the damage, while trying to plug something in
![My grandma didn't know she wasn't supposed to plug her new heater into an extension cord. Is the heater still safe for use? : r/AskElectricians My grandma didn't know she wasn't supposed to plug her new heater into an extension cord. Is the heater still safe for use? : r/AskElectricians](https://preview.redd.it/my-grandma-didnt-know-she-wasnt-supposed-to-plug-her-new-v0-156yqb2ef9ac1.png?auto=webp&s=b3cdccac65d72daf36b5814f1a11787c5451af2e)