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And how many hotels have we been to where the plugs fall out of the wall
receptacles, especially in the bathroom? Maybe higher ratings should be a
requirement in some cases. But the tamper resistant receptacles I've run
the mfr's conditions of acceptability.
Brian
From: Crane, Lauren [mailto:lauren.cr...@kla-tencor.com]
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I am puzzling over a notion that it is prudent to exercise connectors in power
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The immoral of these stories is that a connector, unless specifically
rated for a certain insertion duty cycle, should not be subject
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Wonderland, multiple insertion/extraction cycles are indicated.
Brian
From: Ed Price [mailto:edpr...@cox.net]
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Without sending anyone off on a long search, does anyone have
: Re: [PSES] exercising connections for health?
Without sending anyone off on a long search, does anyone have an idea about the
number of mating cycles that the common consumer AC power connectors (like the
USA NEMA-15 and Euro equivalents) are rated for?
Ed Price
WB6WSN
Chula Vista, CA USA
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UL 498, the U.S. standard for plugs and receptacles, requires testing for 1000
insertion and removal cycles at the rated load. There is an additional
I am puzzling over a notion that it is prudent to exercise connectors in power
circuits every once in while (e.g., disconnect and reconnect them). I suppose
the underlying idea is to scrape the touching surfaces and potentially disrupt
forming oxides or accumulated pollution. I saw the other
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Does anyone know of a code of electrical maintenance, or similar, that
might support or refute this notion?
Official advice to
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From: Crane, Lauren [mailto:lauren.cr...@kla-tencor.com]
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I am puzzling
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