you could do that. then have him give you dedicated outlets for your 2 lights on a 30amp breaker. then have him give you a few more outlets all on the same 30 amp breaker. you won't ever use the max load anyway. depends on how far your room is from the breaker panel. $150-$400.
that's how most places are wired; by zone. all the outlets in a room are on the same breaker. the kitchen may get 2 breakers to handle appliances but that's pretty common. i couldn't tell you how they would do it but they can without ripping up your walls. usually they'll pull it thriugh the attack or into the basement. just have a few guys come give you an estimate. pickt he most reasonable one that looks like he won't steal the fine china.
you'd be much more efficient and much better off yield wise just getting a single 600w light. it will cover the area much better. to get 15 plants in there you will have to keep them small. i would say 16 plants (4 rows of 4) under a 600w light in 1 gallon pots. you basically need to flower them as soon as they are rooted. either seed or clone.
anyone....?
you are asking if its okay to exceed the amperage rating on a power cord by over 33%.....
that picture you posted does not look like a 240v socket to me. and if it is the power strip cord you found on Amazon will not fit in it cause they are different plugs. if the power cord is rated for 15 amps then that is the max you an put on that cord as long as the outlet is rated for that many amps or more as well. amps = watts/voltage. 1200 watts / 240v = 5 amps. check all equipment though cause many times they run at 220v or something different. not everything is straight 120/240v.
thank you sir, so i can run 1200watts on a 15amp extension on a 20amp circuit.
I'll see what I can find!! Thank you for all your help