AC WORKS® Library — 2019

AC WORKS® Wisdom: Barrel Adapter Re-design

Posted by Christopher Hahn on

Here at AC Connectors, we are always searching for new ways to improve our products to be more reliable and user-friendly. After more than a year of scribbling down notes, sketching out ideas, and even carving out ideas from our old design, we are happy to present to you (on December 12th, 2019) our brand new adapter design! We have taken our old design and made it more compact, reliable, and with more features. Say tuned for new innovations and products! Like, comment, and subscribe to see more videos just like this one. Shoot us an email if there is...

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RSNA Move In Day 2019

Posted by Stephanie Junek on

Cordtec Power Corp is heading to RSNA this year for the Annual Meeting and convention. Get a peak of Cordtec Power Corp as they move into level 2 of the North Building at McCormick Place in downtown Chicago for the RSNA Annual Meeting. #RSNA2019 #RSNA19 Visit us on level two of the North Building in booth #8245 from December 1-6th in downtown Chicago at the McCormick Place.

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Happy Thanksgiving From AC Connectors

Posted by Christopher Hahn on

Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for the positives in our lives. At AC Connectors, we took some time to reflect and come up with what we are all thankful for. We wanted to share those things with you, our viewers and customers. From all of us at AC Connectors, we wish you a happy Thanksgiving and a joyous holiday season! AC Connectors strives to provide power solutions to its customers since its founding in 2015. From our headquarters (Oak Creek Wisconsin, USA), we provide solutions worldwide and work efficiently to ship our AC WORKS® brand products out quickly,...

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AC WORKS® Wisdom: What is GFCI?

Posted by Christopher Hahn on

More and more frequently, you may be hearing about a different type of outlet called a GFCI outlet. What is it? What does it do? Let us answer your questions. 

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AC WORKS® Wisdom: How to Change a Tesla Charger Plug

Posted by Christopher Hahn on

The Tesla charging cord is now in its second generation of innovation. They decided to make the household plug the standard with every car, leaving many new owners wanting to swap it out for a higher amperage solution. When you look at the charging cord, it can be deceiving. The household plug that comes with a Tesla may look like it is directly wired into the bulky transformer. This is not the case. You can actually swap out the plug end of your charging cable. There are no buttons or switches to do so, just give it a good pull,...

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