Check out www.homeselect.net/E_underCabinet.htm

SPAM!

What does that mean?

meat in a can?

They should print NEC 210.52 in the spec sheet for it!

All I see is a really thick cover plate and an ordinary receptacle. It is not clear how power is brought to this receptacle.

Amazing, isn't it, how web sites that have all the 'bells and whistles' are often short on substance.

Where?

It certainly doesn't appear clear as to whether power enters from above or in back of the assembly. Maybe either can be used?


That's one lousy website, in my opinion. It takes 10 times as long to load as if the data was just presented in a more suitable format just so we can have some silly animated page turning effect.

For some similar under-cupboard/counter receptacles from the U.K., take a look here:
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/...../Under_Worktop_Sockets


[This message has been edited by pauluk (edited 10-25-2006).]

I rather like the idea of making the outlet flush and hiding the box in the cabinet. This just seems like a bulky and obnoxious (and ugly) lump of crap. I don't see the benefits (?).

No offense intended to the submitter (HCE727). I always like to see the new products, even if I don't like them particularly. Keep them coming!

If you dislike the website as much as I do, please make your objections known with an email to their webmaster.

I told them: "Your Flash driven online catalog is the most horrid evil piece of crap that
I have encountered in recent memory. Flash is evil. Make it go away now."

Why don't you tell them what you really mean techie

That was only the intro.. I told them in detail what I didn't like about it..

This is Hubbell's pet dog. (I usually like thier products) Maybe complain to them. I too think the catalog is bogus.... It's not the flash, its the guy who wrote the flash, and to make something sooo PDF-like - why not a PDF???? Why expend all those 1's and 0's for animated page turning, and poor image quality?!

BOT - I believe that thing has entrance from the back or top, and appears to be a cutied up wire-mold type box...

It's been said that the more parts a thing has the more things it has that can break. I like the old wall-mount receptacles better.