Sep 17, 2020
by Stephanie Junek

the WRAP UP Issue 8: Tips From Tony

Sep 17, 2020
by Stephanie Junek

Tips From Tony

When talking about the different NEMA configurations, it is important to remember what P and R stand for. P will always stand for the male plug side, while R will always stand for the female receptacle. P and R can never be used for opposite ends, and they don't stand for anything else.

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