AC WORKS® Connector — Residential

JUST ARRIVED! Flexible Adapters with 20 Amp Circuit Breakers

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Aug 30, 2019

Have you ever needed to power light-duty equipment from a high powered outlet?

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Turning your High-Power Home Outlets into Multiple Regular Home Outlets

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Jun 07, 2019

This week Chris talked a little bit further on the topic of Power Distribution Units (PDU) in the AC WORKS® Wisdom video, which I have shared here. People can use PDUs for all sorts of different things. We can use a couple of different AC WORKS® brand adapters to get power from a higher-powered outlet, such as a dryer outlet or range outlet. By doing so, we can power our high power heaters, fans, dehumidifiers, and other tools, depending on the job. Some of our adapters such as AD1450L1430, AD1430L1430, S10301430-018, L1430F520-025, S1430F520-018, and S1450F520-018 will all give you the ability to...

Extension Cords

Posted by Stephanie Junek on May 17, 2019

When you need a lot of extra lengths to get your equipment powered you can count on AC WORKS® brands to have the power connection solution you need and fast. We have many cables and extensions ranging from 10-100 feet in length depending on the product you need. This week we will focus on safety as the main use for an extension cord. NEMA L14-30PR plugs into your generators NEMA L14-30R outlet and then runs to your home’s NEMA L14-30P Transfer Switch Inlet. If it were me, I would purchase this cable, the L1430PR, in a length of 25 or...

Flexible Adapters

Posted by Stephanie Junek on May 10, 2019

AC WORKS® brand flexible adapters are longer than the compact adapters we highlighted last week. Our flexible adapters range from 1 foot to 1.5 feet in length, depending on the configuration. The added length given in the design of our flexible adapter collection allows for a more flexible reach, which is where the name came from. Using flexible adapters make it easier to fit your adapter in some areas with difficult reach. They will maneuver to all angles so you will never be without power. The flexible adapter line is perfect when you need just a little extra length for a difficult reach but...

Surge Protectors: How they Protect You

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Apr 26, 2019

A power surge is a spike in power that can damage your electronics, burnt wires, damage electrical, and cause a fire. The power surge happens once the voltage in your home electrical rises above the standard.