A fire?

It really does not matter which way is preferred. Explain to your Dad that each flexiwatt draws x amps and therefore the total amps drawn are well within the specs of the equipement being used.

I am sure he has visions of a much higher load which is why he is having kittens.

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Originally Posted by Smulkin

That is mighty sweet right there. You could probably wire some patch cords also to bypass troubled/unused bits. Do you wire the last peice of flex in the chain in any way different, like using those to allow more flext to be added instead of just terminating it?

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Thanks. The last piece (top piece) is just terminated with a single cord... I didn't think about adding flex at the time. I made this rack as my quarantine rack so I could just heat the shelves that I wanted to heat, but I have since modified my large rack with the same connectors. I thought it would be easier to troubleshoot or replace the flex if needed.

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Originally Posted by Bjorn

It really does not matter which way is preferred. Explain to your Dad that each flexiwatt draws x amps and therefore the total amps drawn are well within the specs of the equipement being used.

I am sure he has visions of a much higher load which is why he is having kittens.

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TRUE!
I'll have to show him that each foot of flex is only 20watts and the tstat I have can hold up to 1500watts.