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Not Safe: Daisy Chaining Power Strips
Posted on 10/9/17 12:00 AM
Power strips are widely used in households and offices. Much of the time they are used because there are not enough outlets to meet the electrical demand. The proper use of a power strip usually does not cause a hazard. It’s the improper use that can cause safety issues, such as creating a potential electrical failure and/or a possible fire hazard. An example of using power strips unsafely is when they are “daisy chained” together.
Designing for Compliance
Posted on 9/25/17 12:00 AM
Keep the End in Mind When Beginning to Design a New Electrical or Electronic Product.
Add Value to Your Company with New Product Designs
Posted on 9/11/17 12:00 AM
Identify. Investigate. Incorporate.
Polarization and Non-Polarization of the NEMA 1-15 Plug and Socket
Posted on 8/30/17 12:00 AM
Polarized…Non-polarized…Safety…
Designing with IEC 60320 C5 and C7 Connectors and C6 and C8 Inlets
Posted on 8/14/17 12:00 AM
When designing a product where the rated current only needs to be 2.5A, two IEC 60320 appliance couplers to consider using are the C5 connector with the C6 inlet and the C7 connector with the C8 inlet.