I have a 1000W renogy pure sine inverter (power save version), which only has 1 AC plug output in the back. What I would LIKE for my campervan design is to have two different AC plug locations (one near the bed, one by the kitchen).
The simplest solution seems to be to plug a y-splitter extension cable into my inverter (like this one, about 10' length), giving me two plugs to work with. And then I would plug two small recessed power strips (like this one, giving an additional 9.85' extension), one into each extension cord end.
This is obviously not ideal or NEC compliant , but is anything about such a setup inherently unsafe? I will only be plugging in my laptop and an occasional small appliance into the AC outlets. If there is a safety issue, is there better way I could wire it to accomplish the same goal?
The simplest solution seems to be to plug a y-splitter extension cable into my inverter (like this one, about 10' length), giving me two plugs to work with. And then I would plug two small recessed power strips (like this one, giving an additional 9.85' extension), one into each extension cord end.
This is obviously not ideal or NEC compliant , but is anything about such a setup inherently unsafe? I will only be plugging in my laptop and an occasional small appliance into the AC outlets. If there is a safety issue, is there better way I could wire it to accomplish the same goal?
