AC WORKS® Library — AC WORKS Wisdom Series

Why Choose AC WORKS® Adapters For Your Flood Restoration Power Needs

Posted by Christopher Hahn on May 20, 2019

Floods can happen to anyone. Whether you live in an apartment, a house, an area with heavy rain, or even an area with no rain, there sometimes can be no way to avoid it. Trying to clean up and restore your home can be a pain. It can be expensive, time-consuming, and you may think you have to start completely over

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AC WORKS® Wisdom: The Benefits of Extension Cords

Posted by Christopher Hahn on May 15, 2019

This video outlines the features that set us apart from the competition. We offer extension cords that hold up against harsh temperatures, generator extension cords, locking extension cords, and more.

AC WORKS® Wisdom: The Benefits of Flexible Adapters

Posted by Christopher Hahn on May 09, 2019

While using compact adapters can be great, there can be situations where flexible adapters might work better. When would flexible adapters work better? What benefits do they offer over compact adapters?

AC WORKS® Wisdom: The Benefits of Compact Adapters

Posted by Christopher Hahn on May 01, 2019

When trying to find a solution to your electrical connection problems, you should start your search with compact adapters. When you are looking at them, you may think to yourself; what are the benefits of adapters? Will they last just as long as a permanent solution?

AC WORKS® Wisdom: How Surge Protectors Work

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Apr 24, 2019

When buying a new computer, TV, or other expensive electronic, we almost always make sure we get a surge protector with it. Its an extra layer of safety that we think to ourselves “it will prevent my electronic appliance from getting fried.” But what does it actually do?