My husband put two outlets in the dining room on a separate breaker for two complete PC setups (each with dual monitors), game consoles, printer, router, scanner, and chargers for everything. The other side of the room has the microwave and iron and is on the same breaker as the kitchen and washing machine.
@show_the_maw@Shahnm
Hand them one of the many power bricks you’ve acquired here on Meh that you keep handy in a section of your bar fridge or kegerator.
My Imaginarium…Cutting machines, pressing machines, air guns, rock tumbler, many lights for better visibility…not to mention when neighbors come to work on a project, they bring their phones and tablets…uuuggghhhh
For highest need in one section of one room, that has to be the entertainment center in the living room. I used to have more stuff with a previous config because of the HDMI switch and optical converter box, but out of the 16 outlets on my two surge protectors, 11 are still being used.
For highest need in a room overall, that’s the office. Work from home setup with dual monitors, personal computer/printer, Xbox/TV, NAS, seedbox, fiber input/router/switch, chargers for bike accessories. But those are spread pretty evenly around the whole room.
Agreed that the ‘media area’ is certainly an outlet dense space especially at our house since it shares a corner of the wife’s office space:
Roku
projector
powered subwoofer
Onkyo receiver
gigabit switch hub
Bluray player
HDTV
Xbox
Router
Modem
AR wireless speaker base unit
Kindle fire charger (dedicated to above wireless system for Pandora etc. broadcast thru the house)
Computer
Monitor
AOI printer
Ooma
cordless phone base unit
electric pencil sharpener
desk lamp
laptop charger
…and I probably forgot something(s).
Most of these are on UPS/surge protector units for those momentaries every now and then.
Thankfully none of this stuff draws that much power so it isn’t a problem with tripping breakers.
Wherever I don’t happen to have one.
Kitchen, then office
We need holes!
Behind my desk. In y current house that would be in my bedroom. In the next house I will let you know once I buy one.
On the floor next to every chair.
Man cave
Pretty much everywhere?
/giphy everywhere
At the mall.
/giphy rimshot
/giphy murder shed
My husband put two outlets in the dining room on a separate breaker for two complete PC setups (each with dual monitors), game consoles, printer, router, scanner, and chargers for everything. The other side of the room has the microwave and iron and is on the same breaker as the kitchen and washing machine.
There’s a bar area everyone seems to gather around at my house and inevitably someone needs a charge at the bar.
@show_the_maw @Shahnm
Hand them one of the many power bricks you’ve acquired here on Meh that you keep handy in a section of your bar fridge or kegerator.
Problem solved!
@show_the_maw
@mike808 @shahnm So many
/giphy morphie
All rooms, all the outlets, as many as possible
My Imaginarium…Cutting machines, pressing machines, air guns, rock tumbler, many lights for better visibility…not to mention when neighbors come to work on a project, they bring their phones and tablets…uuuggghhhh
My house is pretty well equipped with outlets we just have so much plugged into one bc of where the tv is.
That depends.
For highest need in one section of one room, that has to be the entertainment center in the living room. I used to have more stuff with a previous config because of the HDMI switch and optical converter box, but out of the 16 outlets on my two surge protectors, 11 are still being used.
For highest need in a room overall, that’s the office. Work from home setup with dual monitors, personal computer/printer, Xbox/TV, NAS, seedbox, fiber input/router/switch, chargers for bike accessories. But those are spread pretty evenly around the whole room.
The crypto-mining room.
Agreed that the ‘media area’ is certainly an outlet dense space especially at our house since it shares a corner of the wife’s office space:
Roku
projector
powered subwoofer
Onkyo receiver
gigabit switch hub
Bluray player
HDTV
Xbox
Router
Modem
AR wireless speaker base unit
Kindle fire charger (dedicated to above wireless system for Pandora etc. broadcast thru the house)
Computer
Monitor
AOI printer
Ooma
cordless phone base unit
electric pencil sharpener
desk lamp
laptop charger
…and I probably forgot something(s).
Most of these are on UPS/surge protector units for those momentaries every now and then.
Thankfully none of this stuff draws that much power so it isn’t a problem with tripping breakers.
Is this a test to see if we answer the same as last time?