Yes, it is possible to move a powered appliance that's plugged into a wall outlet to another location without it losing power, provided you follow certain steps:
Use an extension cord: You can use a suitable extension cord to extend the reach of the appliance's power cord. Make sure the extension cord is rated for the power requirements of the appliance and is in good condition.
Use a power strip: If the appliance's power cord is not long enough to reach the new location, you can plug it into a power strip with a longer cord, and then move the power strip along with the appliance.
Unplug and replug quickly: If the appliance is small and portable, you may be able to quickly unplug it from the wall outlet and plug it into another outlet without it losing power. However, this method may not be practical for larger or heavier appliances.
Use a battery backup or UPS: For certain electronics and sensitive devices, you can use a battery backup or uninterruptible power supply (UPS). These devices provide temporary power during power outages or when moving the appliance to a new location, preventing any power loss or potential damage.
Regardless of the method you choose, always exercise caution and ensure safety when dealing with electrical appliances. If you are unsure about the process or have any doubts, it's best to consult a qualified electrician to help with the relocation of the appliance.