Fire hazard with elektra?

[DutchChams]

Had a question about the way i set up the timers for the lights + mister. I was wondering if this is a safe set up? I tried looking up online but couldn't find a straight awnser.

Cheers,

P.s.

I know its not really a chameleon related question but wanted an opinion from experts.

 

[MissSkittles]

No idea, but it looks better than the mess that I’ve got. @nightanole will know.

 

[Sonny13]

I´m using the exact same ones and even with a factor x3, already more then a year. You should be fine, they´re pretty fail safe

 

[DutchChams]

I´m using the exact same ones and even with a factor x3, already more then a year. You should be fine, they´re pretty fail safe

Thanks Sonny!

 

[nightanole]

As long as the power strip has a breaker you should be good. I find it a bit odd that nothing is grounded. If you wanted to be extra safe you could install a gfci or inline version.

 

[Sonny13]

As long as the power strip has a breaker you should be good. I find it a bit odd that nothing is grounded. If you wanted to be extra safe you could install a gfci or inline version.

Don’t know where @Thor-the-panther lives, but here it’s normal that IEC power cords are ungrounded. The power strip is grounded, so as it looks, like the whole power group. I don’t exactly know at what wattage or power consumption or……they start grounding the apparatus.

 

[Chino82]

 

[DutchChams]

Don’t know where @Thor-the-panther lives, but here it’s normal that IEC power cords are ungrounded. The power strip is grounded, so as it looks, like the whole power group. I don’t exactly know at what wattage or power consumption or……they start grounding the apparatus.

We are from the Netherlands!

 

[Sonny13]

We are from the Netherlands!

Had such feeling when I saw the timers and the power strip (good old Hornbach)

 

[DutchChams]

Had such feeling when I saw the timers and the power strip (good old Hornbach)

Hahah you know it!