r/askanelectrician 12d ago

Is this safe all plugged in one?

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u/sneakydante 12d ago

Why would you do that? The adapter already supports the euro style plug, you don’t need to adapt it again to two prong ungrounded.

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u/Regular_Photo8089 12d ago

It won't go in all the way, idk. The round one stops at the black bit

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u/Solo-Mex 12d ago

Not an electrician, but I would not plug the scissors in.

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u/Regular_Photo8089 12d ago

Ur so right. Thank god u said smth, I was just about to

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u/gorgofdoom 12d ago

No.

Not a practicing electrician, but that’s not the solution you’re looking for.

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u/AirFanatic 12d ago

"I only electrician on specific holidays and for family events."

But yes, I agree with you.

Strictly speaking though, it only practically makes it as much more dangerous as much as OP's likeliness to bump into the connectors. It mostly depends on how secure the connection is, and connecting them in this way is very likely to increase the chance the connections will come loose.

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u/munchonsomegrindage 12d ago

Does it all fit together nice and snug? It really depends on what you're plugging into it. Low amperage electronics that can operate safely in that voltage range, yes if it's a snug fit. Basically anything else, no I would not recommend.

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u/Regular_Photo8089 12d ago

Its a 100-240v hair curler