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Short on sockets?
#134659 11/24/02 04:03 PM
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[Linked Image from i.kth.se]

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Re: Short on sockets?
#134660 11/24/02 06:26 PM
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Hmm.... Looks like the power strips fitted in the back of equipment racks in studios and such like.

Just so long as nobody tries to connect 20 high-power loads! Believe me, there are those who would try. [Linked Image]
Re: Short on sockets?
#134661 11/25/02 09:01 AM
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Yup, that's exactly what it is.

(I've once seen a trailing socket with a three phase plug in and a three pole MCB. Perhaps they should try that.)
Re: Short on sockets?
#134662 11/25/02 09:10 AM
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3ph trailing sockets with MCBs are pretty common for worksite use here in Austria.

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