AC WORKS® Connector — Technical

Polarized Vs. Non-polarized: Household Electrical Safety

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In North America, with a 110V circuit, polarized outlets and plugs are used as a safety feature.  A common question is "Why does my 2-prong style plug have different sized metal pins?"  Find the answer to this and more. 

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Differences Between Watts, Amps and Volts Explained

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Electricity consists of electrons flowing through a conductor, such as an electrical wire. Electricity is measured as an electric current. The electric current (I) is measured in Amps (A). Electrical pressure, the strength of the current or voltage (V) is what makes the current flow. Watts are the electrical power released. The most basic units of electricity are Voltage (V), Watts (W), and Amps (A).

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How to Choose the Right Product In Minutes

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You are driving down the street, you notice your Tesla is running out of power. Okay, simple solution. Charge her up and get back on the road. Charging your car should be easy. Why is it so difficult to do?  Some cities are not packed with Tesla charging stations. Here in Milwaukee, I am not aware of one. To charge your car, you will need the proper adapters.  We can make it possible for you to charge your EV right at home. 

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The Relationship between the Plug and Receptacle

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In the business world, people become very busy. Some businesses will start out small and grow. In this growth, you will need to find yourself a sidekick. This person is a close companion or colleague who is your subordinate, but you would probably not be able to run your business smoothly without your sidekick.

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Understanding Operational Power

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Last week we learned how to figure out the Amps required for the operational power of your home appliance, the microwave.  Some people are not sure what we mean when we talk about operational power. Operational power can be divided into two categories. Peak power and average power. 

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