AC WORKS® Connector — January 2019

Male to Male Extension Cords & Adapter Dangers

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Jan 25, 2019

When creating this type of product from scratch people may not be aware of the safety concerns that go along with it. Maybe they are aware of the dangers and think they will be very careful, and it won’t be a problem. When you create a male to a male extension cord or adapter this product will be very dangerous.

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Safe & Quick Dryer Power Solutions

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Jan 18, 2019

Are you looking for a simple solution to relocating or plugging your dryer into a power source in your basement or laundry room? AC Connectors carries a selection of AC WORKS™ brand adapters to help find you a solution.

Copper and Nickel-Plating

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Jan 11, 2019

Copper and Nickel-plating are both good options for your AC WORKS™ brand products, conductivity, longevity, and overall quality of the product. There are pros and cons to each type of material used and learning these will only benefit you when purchasing your next power adapter or cord.

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Let's Celebrate Another Year - 2018 Recap

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Jan 04, 2019

Can you believe 2018 is history? That chapter in the book of life has come to an end but we cannot forget all it has added to our story. As we mentioned in our August recap post we grew out of our small warehouse much quicker than we had anticipated which led us to a much bigger facility in the city of Oak Creek, WI.