You should never connect an overvoltage protector to another. Overvoltage protectors don't always come with directions. Daisy chains overload the overvoltage protection technology, putting electrical devices at risk during overvoltage.

Using an extension cable with a wave protector is a fire risk in the worst cases, and, best of all, it is at risk of damaging or degrading the ropes of any component.Do not use a high current protector with a low current cable, and if one component uses a gauge cable 14, the other must also.

You should never connect an overvoltage protector to another. Overvoltage protectors don't always come with directions. Daisy chains overload the overvoltage protection technology, putting electrical devices at risk during overvoltage.

For your UPS to get the best power supply available, you need to connect your UPS directly to the wall container. Connecting your UPS to a wave protector can often make the UPS switch to the battery when it normally needs to stay online.

Can you plug a surge protector into an extension cord? On paper, yes, you can. The biggest thing is to make sure that the extension cord can withstand the same amount of load as the surge protector (or more). Otherwise, you risk putting too much load on the extension cord and creating a fire risk for yourself.