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Accessory Power & IEC 60320
Posted on 2/22/24 4:41 PM
Global Passports: Designing electrical systems for use on every continent requires a global interface which IEC 60320 cords and components provide. No longer is it necessary for end users worldwide to reconfigure cord sets once they unbox them from the factory. Instead, the end of the cord set bearing a country-specific plug connects to a wall outlet (mains power); the other end of the cord, bearing an IEC 60320 connector, plugs into an accessory power strip (APS) or a power distribution unit (PDU) via an IEC 60320 inlet on the APS or PDU.
Topics: designing for export, IEC 60320, Accessory Power, cord clips
Electrical Cord & Component Manufacturing, Accessory Power, and Warehousing
Posted on 1/23/23 8:35 AM
Topics: designing for export, Accessory Power, supply chain, Global Markets
Accessory Power: Key Systems for Power Integration & Exportation
Posted on 1/31/22 1:08 PM
With numerous country-specific configurations of plug and socket patterns being used worldwide, the prospect of exporting overseas may seem daunting. Accessory Power Systems are electrical passports to global markets, offering end users the versatility of connecting to country-specific power by using just one country-specific plug on a cord set, which is rated per the standards of the agency representing that country.
Topics: product design, designing for export, Accessory Power, Jumper Cords, adding marketability, Accessory Power System
Interpower Corporation's "Made in the U.S.A." is More Than Just a Slogan
Posted on 4/19/21 9:00 AM
“Made in America,” “Made in the U.S.A.,” are iconic phrases implying craftsmanship, quality, and entrepreneurial spirit on a prolific scale. Prolific production of goods and services demands a robust logistics infrastructure to build and maintain a global presence.
Topics: cord set, Accessory Power, USA Made Products, shipping, manufacturing
Accessory Power: Making Product Exporting a Cost-effective Reality
Posted on 7/6/20 4:22 PM
Accessory Power systems are literally passports to global markets offering end users the versatility to connect to country-specific power mains.
Topics: designing for export, IEC, Accessory Power, Accessory Power System