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National Power Mains - Part 1
Classification: AC Power Connectors
18 different plug patterns are used around the world. This provides an overview on voltages, frequencies, approvals, class I and class II, and pin polarization patterns. North American NEMA configurations and Japanese configurations are highlighted.
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National Power Mains - Part 2
Classification: AC Power Connectors
Continuing with the 18 different plug patterns, this video contains information on the United Kingdom/Ireland, Australia/New Zealand, Argentina, China, and India/South Africa plug patterns. The UK wiring system is also highlighted.
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National Power Mains - Part 3
Classification: AC Power Connectors
The remaining plug patterns are explained. They include the Schuko - or Continental European plug and the France/Belgium socket, the Europlug, and the plug configurations for Switzerland, Denmark, Italy, Israel, and Brazil.
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Hospital-Grade Powercord
Classification: Medical Power Supplies
This video instructs you on how to correctly plug and unplug the power cord from the outlet to avoid damage to the plug blades which can result in possible arcing, smoke or fire.
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Interpower International Power Source
Classification: AC Power Sources
Interpower Corporation North American and International power sources are designed for use in hospital and medical settings, in addition to many other industries. 1-week manufacturing lead time on nonstock cords.
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AC Power Connectors
IEC 60320 Overview:
Answers the question what is IEC and what are they responsible for? IEC 60320-1 Appliance Couplers and IEC 60320-2 Interconnection Couplers are covered, along with terms related to IEC60320 such as connector, inlet, outlet, and plug connector.
AC Power Cords
Specifying Cordsets for Export:
There are several considerations when choosing power cords and cord sets for worldwide markets. The main topics to be considered when choosing powercords and cordsets for domestic and international markets are covered in this video.
Multiconductor Cables
Specifying the Correct Cable:
There are four basic steps when specifying cable for specific markets. They include choosing the appropriate standard or global market, the number of conductors, size or ampacity rating, and choosing the correct jacket type.
Power Connectors
How to Specify IEC 60309''s:
High Power Pin and Sleeve Devices include cable mount plugs and connectors and wall mount inlets and outlets that can be used for international and domestic use. This video guides how to specify the correct IEC 60309 for your equipment.
Power Entry Modules
Introduction to Power Entry Modules:
What is a power entry module? What are the benefits and functions of a module? What approvals and markings are used on modules? Find the answer to these questions with information on inlets, switches, fusing, filters, and voltage selectors.
Strain Reliefs
Strain Reliefs:
When choosing the correct strain relief, you should consider the method of attachment to the cord, material of the strain relief, method of mounting to framework, specialized body styles, cable and wire size, and the thread type.
Other
Designing For Export:
An introduction to designing for export markets that covers mains plug patterns, mains voltages, mains frequencies, and national regulations. A brief overview of plug requirements is included. Visit our website www.interpower.com for more information
Accessory Power:
Accessory Power controls power to peripheral equipment through a central system. Accessory Power makes it easy to design for use world wide. Components include outlet, plug connector, connector, jumper cord, power inlet, and accessory power strip.
