Remember that Europe is running 220V.
So not only is the input Amperage of such a device twice as high in the US that in Europe. But In addition, European circuit which are on average10 to 32 Amp can take twice as much power that a US 120V circuit (usually 15 to 30 Amp). And finally, they tend to have less outlets per circuit than in the US.
All that combined may influence why such input device may be acceptable in Europe but could be a problem on US Home circuit.
So not only is the input Amperage of such a device twice as high in the US that in Europe. But In addition, European circuit which are on average10 to 32 Amp can take twice as much power that a US 120V circuit (usually 15 to 30 Amp). And finally, they tend to have less outlets per circuit than in the US.
All that combined may influence why such input device may be acceptable in Europe but could be a problem on US Home circuit.
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