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Download Issue 14 of the WRAP UP Newsletter

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Feb 26, 2021

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Posted by Stephanie Junek on Jan 31, 2021

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How to Order the GEKIT01

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Jul 16, 2020

Sometimes it’s hard to tell what will be available to power your specific event. You may be organizing a food truck rally, local arts festival, a community fair, or some other event that requires many different appliances or machinery. But how will you power it all? Introducing the AC WORKS® brand GEKIT01, the first multi-purpose “build your own” bundle from AC Connectors. This versatile kit starts with the base products of PD4GF-010, SS2L1430-018, S10301430-018, AD1430L1430, and AD1450L1430. From there you can add on a variety of different extension cords and power distributors. The more you add, the more you save....

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AC WORKS® PRODUCT RELEASE: Flexible Adapters With Built-In 20 Amp Circuit Breakers

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Aug 28, 2019

This video explains how the circuit breaker works, and which configurations these adapters come with.

AC WORKS® Wisdom: What "125/250 Volts" Means

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Dec 05, 2018

When looking at our product descriptions, you’ll often notice a “125/250 Volts” for our products with 4 prongs. You are probably wondering “what does this mean?” or “how does this affect what I will be using this adapter for?”We have the answers for you.For most 4-prong adapters and even NEMA configurations, there are two hot wires. They are called hot wires because they are the wires used to carry the electricity. When you have two hot wires, you have two sources of 125 volts. If your application for our adapter only requires 125 volts, then only one hot wire will...