AC WORKS® Library — Safety

AC WORKS® Wisdom: Wrapping Cords

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Aug 29, 2018

We’re sure that your home or workplace has dozens, if not hundreds of electrical or data cables. Keeping them coiled up and organized not only looks nice, but it helps the overall longevity of the cable.

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Download: Welder Product Sheet

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Aug 21, 2018

AC WORKS® Welder Product Sheet Download Here.

AC WORKS® Wisdom: Marine Power Connections

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Aug 01, 2018

Shore power provides power to your vessel without the use of your engine. You can run essential vessel functions without using fuel. Many of the AC WORKS® RV adapters and power cords can be used for shore power as well. There are just a few things to keep in mind when selecting them.

User Manual: 4-Prong Adapter User Manual

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Jul 17, 2018

If you have an older house, built before 1996 with a 3-prong dryer outlet, and are using a new dryer, with a 4-prong dryer plug. You can use part number S10301430-018 to power your dryer. Because the outlet you have does not allow your dryer to become grounded, our adapter also has that grounding solution for you.

AC WORKS® Wisdom: Understanding NEMA Configurations

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Jun 13, 2018

Here is the first edition of AC WORKS® Wisdom! When trying to decide what kind of electrical adapter or electrical cable you need, it is important to understand NEMA configurations. Each male plug and female connector has a unique pin configuration and abilities. These were laid out in a chart by the National Electrical Manufacturers Association.