Thanks buddy. The actual length of the power strip is wrongly mentioned online. Here in this video I can see it's about 36 CM. This is what I needed to know. Thanks. One drawback of this strip I noticed is that it does not have any safety shutter in the holes despite of being the most expensive model amonst various surge protectors.
It does have a safety shutter (it’s not of the conventional type, so it may not be very clearly visible) but only for power and neutral and not for earth terminal. This kind of design allow us to easily use it for appliances having only two pins.
@@ExploringJoy Yes, my mistake, noticed it after doing more research, it's somewhat "underneath" the opening and so wasn't visible in pictures easily and in the specifications also it's not mentioned online 😀 .. Some are saying online that the plug points are not adequately tight and so havier adaptors tend to topple. Is that true ?
For 2 pin heavy adapter I would say it’s not the best in terms of its firmness of holding it but it does the job. For 3 pin adapter the grip is fine. So the choice depends on how you plan to use it and how much significant the factor of firmness of the grip is for your use case.
@@justanotherreviewbyme Right. Just confused between Honeywell and Belkin as both have similar models. But don't know which one has more firm grip for heavy 2 pin adapters.
Brother can you please help me. What all questions did they ask in the managerial rounds and please tell me sources from where you studied for managerial rounds
If you are selected, they will email you with the content for reference that will be asked during managerial round. Mostly you have to focus on properly articulating your past experience & strengths in STAR format.
That’s a nice looking tool bag. Hope it will serve you well for few years . Are you a DIYer? Or do you use these tools professionally? I see you got some good range of tools
Yes, I agree. There is definitely a better way in terms of reducing the noise and saving the packaging material. But I was not focusing on that aspect during unboxing. Maybe I will consider it next time.
It has a voltage dependent resistor (MOV) connected between power and earth line, so when the voltage increases, the resistance of the MOV decreases and the power line surge is kind of shorted to the ground. Maybe someday I will open it and verify all the components and its connectivity.
I have used it for fastening screws having PH2 tip. I found the lengthy one more easier to grip and thereby increases the torque which I can apply. If you have more specific requirements, you can go with the shorter one.
@@justanotherreviewbyme Thx for the reply. I found a 200mm one on amazon india .Have ordered it on 17th june but they haven't shipped it yet .lol . Looks like they ran oos
Thnx for the review, I ordered one and afterwards wondered if it was big enough for my purpose. Your video really helped me. Greetings from the Netherlands
Normally in India, wires are available in square millimetre sizes like 1.5 sqmm, 2.5 sqmm etc but this stripper have sizes in millimetres & guages so how to locate the correct slot?
I hope the handle won't break or become loose if we use it daily for hitting jobs like making small holes on wall for fixing some Electrical fittings or cloth hangers just like we use chisels for making holes on walls hitting with a hammer😊
So I got a chance to measure it today and the tip width is indeed 10 mm but the thickness was different from what is claimed on their Website. You can check the below video for more information: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8xps0fad7e0.htmlsi=MPIJKu8EVDDGj9Fm
