Do you condense your power supply?

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Do you think its less electrical hazard condensing into a mean well?

Starting my reef, I expected a bunch of wires but underestimated all the bricks too, which would be nice to cut back on.

Thinking of trying out a splurge on the kraken by hydros (it would be great except my kessil is 48v and if you don’t have a battery connected idk how to have backup power for flickers when not home). Is there any good alternatives?
 
ARE YOU TALKING AOUT SOMETHING LIKE THIS?
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ARE YOU TALKING AOUT SOMETHING LIKE THIS?
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Not so much a basic extension cord.. I saw some allow you to get rid of the bricks and connect through dc battles into one major plug.
 
I dont know what a DC battle is.....but the one I showed, is one plug into wall and allows for multiple usb power cords....anyway, short answer is yes, people do it
 

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