Yes, absolutely. It will not hurt a thing but if the one on bottom goes out, the one on top will not be protecting anything. see this article...
http://handydandytips.googlepages.com/howtoprotectyourhomeelectronicsfromlight
Also you can not exceed the amount of amps the outlet provides. Two surge protectors are okay. Don't listen to all of that crap about how surge protectors are so horrible bla bla bla. None of that means anything. If you tried to plug 100 together that is a different story because the outlet would run out of amps.
It will very likely damage the surge protector
It is generally not safe to plug a surge protector into an extension cord because it can overload the circuit and increase the risk of a fire hazard. It is recommended to plug the surge protector directly into a wall outlet for optimal safety.
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To ensure the safety of your electronic devices when installing a surge protector, follow these steps: Choose a surge protector with the appropriate joule rating for your devices. Plug the surge protector directly into a wall outlet, not an extension cord. Connect your electronic devices to the surge protector, making sure not to overload it. Test the surge protector regularly and replace it if it shows signs of wear or damage.
To properly install a surge protector, first, plug it into a wall outlet. Then, connect your electronic devices to the surge protector. Make sure the surge protector has a high joule rating to handle power surges effectively. Additionally, replace the surge protector every few years to ensure continued protection for your devices.
You need to plug in big electrical items, such as a computer, you need to plug it into a surge protector, available at your local electronics store, i.e., Best Buy.
Although a surge protector is certainly not required, it is highly recommended to protect all electronic equipment from damage.
A reliable surge protector that you can use instead of a wall outlet is the APC Surge Protector Power Strip. It offers multiple outlets and protection against power surges to keep your devices safe.
To ground a surge protector, simply plug it into a properly grounded 3-prong electrical outlet. The surge protector should have a built-in grounding pin that connects to the ground in the outlet. This helps redirect excess electricity from power surges to the ground, protecting your devices.
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To effectively reduce electricity usage and protect devices from power surges with an energy-saving surge protector, choose a surge protector with built-in energy-saving features such as automatic shutoff or energy monitoring. Plug energy-intensive devices into the surge protector and turn them off when not in use to save electricity. Additionally, ensure the surge protector has a high joule rating to provide adequate protection against power surges.
If a surge protector had a very high resistance at all voltages, the wires in the surge protector would short out. It would kick off the protector and make it useless. A new surge protector would need to be purchased.