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November 27, 2017, 07:41:54 PM
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Hi Folks,

Most of my plugs or say all of them are set up on a 20 amp breaker with 2 receptacles on each for a total of 1.5 KW x 2 S9 antminers energy consumption. If I have some low power consumption machines say 800 watts. Do you think I can use the below splitter cable to split each plug in 2? Let me know your thoughts... Thanks.


https://www.pduwhips.com/products/2127-6-20p-to-c13-y-splitter-power-cables.aspx
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November 27, 2017, 10:16:55 PM
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Hi Folks,

Most of my plugs or say all of them are set up on a 20 amp breaker with 2 receptacles on each for a total of 1.5 KW x 2 S9 antminers energy consumption. If I have some low power consumption machines say 800 watts. Do you think I can use the below splitter cable to split each plug in 2? Let me know your thoughts... Thanks.


https://www.pduwhips.com/products/2127-6-20p-to-c13-y-splitter-power-cables.aspx

are recptecles 240 volts or 120 volts?

yes to 240 volts

no to 120 volts.

I assume they are 240 volts but have to ask.


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November 28, 2017, 02:22:35 AM
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They will be around 220 volts. So shouldn’t be a problem? My only concern was that these cables are 14 guage and not 12 or 10 guage. Let me know your thoughts on that. Thanks
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November 28, 2017, 10:17:42 PM
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The concept is good, those specific cables are BAD - they're only rated 15 amps due to the SUBSTANDARD wiring gauge they use.

I have yet to find a 6-20P "splitter cable" that uses the correct 12 gauge wiring to be able to use the FULL capacity of the outlet/circuit.

There are quite a few power distribution units that ARE rated for the full 20 amp capacity.

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November 29, 2017, 07:16:21 PM
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I am just thinking there has to be something. The guy from Great North data is using such splitters for his machinery.
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November 29, 2017, 09:37:54 PM
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GND might be using custom-built cables, or they may have found a supplier for them - I've not looked all that hard for NEMA 6 splitters as the only NEMA 6 outlets I have had in the last 4 places I've been in were ones on subpanels I wired up myself, with more than one outlet per circuit.


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