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GFCI and Other Protected Outlets
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Gen 1 and Gen 2 Tesla Mobile Connector Compatibility
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Since 2018, all Tesla model vehicles come with the Gen 2 Mobile Connector, starting with the Model 3. If you purchased a pre-2018 Tesla Model S or Model X, you received a Gen 1 Mobile Connector.
What if you own a pre-2018 and a post-2018 Tesla vehicle? Are you really supposed to purchase two mobile connectors and all the appropriate adapters to match your charging needs? How can AC WORKS® help you?
The Importance of Unraveling Cords
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Last week, we discussed the importance of the warning tag you see on all of our extension cords and flexible adapters. There is one tip about unraveling cords while in use to prevent them from over-heating. Is this necessary? Even with small household items or household extension cords?
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The Warning Tag Explained
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It's That Time of Year Again
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After having a hot summer full of fun in the sun we cool down to that same 50-degree mark and suddenly we feel like we are freezing and cannot remember why we live here.
People turn on the space heaters to get a small dose of warmth in their home, when fall camping is just a bit colder than they remember it being last year, or when you have a small space in your home, office, or job site needing warmth.
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