During fairs or conventions, it may be difficult to distribute power from one set location or generator to many different applications, vending booths, or tents that require minimal power. Heavy-duty power cords that prevent voltage drop can be a big bulky tripping hazard and can just be a pain to set up. Some power cords may not even be rated for harsh outdoor conditions.

Wouldn’t it be nice if there was a way to distribute power from one set location to many different applications with no hassle? Now you can! AC Connectors now carries a handy chainable power distribution panel.

Check out this video to find out how it works and what it is typically used for. If you still have questions about this PDU or others, feel free to contact us with a text, phone call, or email.

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