It is always pointed out that one should connect a Fritzbox to a single socket. Unfortunately I only have a very small apartment and few sockets and the sockets are also poorly placed, so the only alternative is that I connect my notebook, Fritzbox and printer to a socket strip. Does that automatically lead to problems?
No, usually not the sockets are usually all brought together for each room in the house installation
No. To be on the safe side, I plugged in an inrush current limiter between the socket and the power strip.
The only difference is that all sockets are connected to a large connection and can therefore always deliver a good amount of electricity, if you attach a multiple plug yourself, the power is divided among the devices, if you have too many devices on them and all of them want electricity Short circuit come.
It can't lead to a short circuit but to an overload that is true, however, you should always keep that in mind when you use multiple plugs
No, that's totally possible. We also have the fridge on it. And the cable doesn't even get lukewarm.
I've never seen it like this before, and from now on I will appreciate the bar more
No, you're confusing that with the DLAN system, in which the network data is transmitted via the power supply.
But that doesn't matter for a router!
For your devices mentioned, the total current is also no problem for the table distributor.
You can plug the power supply for the fritzbox into a multiple connector strip. Nothing happens there. Just make sure that it doesn't all disappear under some junk. Otherwise your power supply unit may get (too) warm
