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AC WORKS® Wisdom: How Can PDUs Help Contractors?

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Jun 05, 2019

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.

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AC WORKS® Wisdom: What is a PDU?

Posted by Christopher Hahn on May 30, 2019

PDU stands for “Power Distribution Unit.” A simple way to think about it is a device that is plugged into one outlet that creates multiple more outlets. This way, you can distribute power from one source to many different applications. A power strip in your home or office is a PDU you are all most likely familiar with

AC WORKS® Wisdom: RV Kits - Power Your RV Under Any Circumstance

Posted by Christopher Hahn on May 22, 2019

A campground’s website may not be able to tell you the connections available or a park may not even have a power source, forcing you to borrow a neighbor’s generator that you are unfamiliar with. You may also want to power very select appliances in your RV while at home. So how can you be prepared for any of these scenarios?

AC WORKS® Flood Restoration Series: Bed Bug Treatment Power Connections Overview

Posted by Christopher Hahn on May 21, 2019

When trying to remove those pesky bed bugs from your property with several heaters, it can be hard to find different outlets to use that don’t share the same circuit breaker. What can be done to get power to all those heaters without tripping breakers over and over again? Is there a way to save some time?

AC WORKS® Flood Restoration Series: Flood Restoration Power Connections Overview

Posted by Christopher Hahn on May 21, 2019

When working with air movers, radial heaters, and dehumidifiers for flood restoration, it can be hard to find different outlets to use that don’t share the same circuit breaker. What can be done to get high power to all the equipment you are using? Is there a different way that saves time?