Travel to London from US

[its2loud]

I’m going to be working remotely from London and bring my gear with me. I will have plenty of travel adapters to go from US to UK and all my gear supports 220v.

My question is.. can I use a dump US power strip with a single Type G adapter to plug into UK power and then plug the rest of my gear into the US power strip?

By “dumb” I mean a strip that has no circuit protection, lights, etc. it’s just a simple power strip with 6 outlets.

Thanks for any input.

[BScout]

Originally Posted by its2loud

I’m going to be working remotely from London and bring my gear with me. I will have plenty of travel adapters to go from US to UK and all my gear supports 220v.

My question is.. can I use a dump US power strip with a single Type G adapter to plug into UK power and then plug the rest of my gear into the US power strip?

By “dumb” I mean a strip that has no circuit protection, lights, etc. it’s just a simple power strip with 6 outlets.

Thanks for any input.

Yes.
UK Socket -> Plug adapter -> simple PDU (power distribution unit; the usual term for "dumb" power strips as you called it) -> devices that support 220V but through US plugs.

Just be absolutely sure that all your devices have universal power supplies. Some do but have to have a switch flipped. I've seen the (sometimes) exploding devices when things go wrong (most of the time, the fuse can't catch that.)

[its2loud]

Perfect. Thanks BScout.

Plugging in Apple devices and Avid devices so should be all good.