To ensure you're safely using an extension cords, avoid these common situations when you should never use an extension cord.

Thinking of running power cords under carpets? Learn why it's a fire hazard, what can go wrong, and how to safely manage cables instead.

Extension cords are primarily designed to connect single electrical devices to a power source, while a power strip’s main job is to provide you with multiple outlets in one area. If the cord is ...

If you need an extension cord right now and can’t wait to order a better one online, here are our tips for selecting the best one at your local hardware store.

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Extension cords and power strips are typically safe for everyday electronics, but they can become hazardous when used with ...

EXTENSION leads are helpful pieces of kit – but there are certain devices you must avoid plugging into them. A pretty good rule of thumb is to avoid plugging in any electronics that are const… ...

Extension cords help outlet-powered devices with short cords reach a receptacle. Unfortunately, the amount of power they supply can vary from a direct wall outlet. Here are the 5 things you should ...

Don’t use an extension cord or a power strip, even if it's a heavy-duty one. Extension cords and strips are not designed to handle the high electric current of a space heater.

But there's one problem with most EV charging cords: their length. For instance, Tesla's Mobile Connector and Ford's Mobile Power Cord are only 20 feet. What if your car is too far from the outlet?