Contractors can use PDUs for all sorts of different things. They can use them for flood restoration, power tools, mold remediation, or bed bug treatments.

There are many AC WORKS® brand adapter that can be used inside a home or apartment for any of these jobs. Check out this video to find out how they work and how to properly use them.

If you have any further questions about power connection solutions, please don’t hesitate to reach out and ask us through a phone call, text, or email.

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