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01-29-06
Here is a link to the official explanation. it's a pdf, you ... Albertporter
01-29-06
Thank you albert for the detailed info. reading it i notice ... Eldartford
01-29-06
It's nice for those of us that have heavy weight power cable ... Albertporter
01-29-06
Albertporter...of course a tight grip would be important for ... Eldartford
01-29-06
"reading it i notice that "hospital grade" me ... Jea48
01-29-06: Albertporter
There are readily-available 3-pin plugs (and sockets) that twist to lock. I use exactly that for my 240 volt connections and have for several years.
However, some aftermarket power cords void warranty if modifications are made, and if wired improperly could cause damage to your equipment or your home.
The 120 Volt Hospital grade sockets I provided a link to as well as other aftermarket high quality outlets conform to roughly the same size specifications (fit in existing box) and wire identically to common household outlets.
In other words, a heavier, higher grade product in the wall that requires no modifications to existing male plugs.
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01-29-06
It means it can be used in ares where there are flameable ma ... Mapleleafs3
01-29-06
It means that they are of such quality that the sonics from ... Musicdoc
01-29-06
"it means it can be used in ares where there are flamea ... Jea48
01-29-06
Jea48, please find the technical data to back up your statem ... Mapleleafs3
01-29-06
"jea48, please find the technical data to back up your ... Jea48
01-29-06
an uninterrupted power in the hospitals suppose to be befor ... Marakanetz
01-30-06
One of the tests is the drop test. it goes something like th ... Nerspellsner
01-30-06
Mapleleafs3 and jea48 it should be noted that a loose elect ... Fotis_k
01-30-06
Thank you all for the replies, especially albertporter - tha ... Studioray
01-30-06
Orange levitron hospital grade are bad and degrade the syste ... Elizabeth
01-30-06
It means 1) more expensive 2) not always covered by insur ... Cwlondon
01-30-06
Covered by medicare? Eldartford
01-30-06
"and i don't think that requiring "x" amount ... Jea48
01-30-06
Nerspellsner, lol, i never heard of that test, lol. you do k ... Jea48
01-30-06
Jea48, i have heard of that device but i have never used it. ... Nerspellsner
01-31-06
All outlets get looser as stuff is plugged in and out many t ... Eldartford
01-31-06
Jea48, can you please explain the benefit of "contact p ... Studioray
01-31-06
Hospital grade outlets cannot overcome the tenacity of human ... Larryi
01-31-06
larryi, this story struck me as a prime example of urban myt ... Tvad
01-31-06
"jea48, can you please explain the benefit of "con ... Jea48
01-31-06
It means that someone has been clever enough to charge audio ... Bojack
02-01-06
Follow up ++++++ "next i tried the hbl8300. imho the pl ... Jea48
02-02-06
What nomenclature did robert read claiming that hospital gra ... Nerspellsner
02-02-06
Nerspellsner, i found a few errors in the stereophile articl ... Jea48
02-02-06
Studioray, i installed the hubbell 5362 outlets for my arc v ... Jea48
02-03-06
Hi jae48, yes i do have one dedicated line coming from the m ... Studioray
02-04-06
Jea48, i find it interesting to know that the "pull pre ... Talon4
08-09-06
Facts: hospital grade plugs provide more robust grounding th ... joemh22@
08-09-06
I put a bunch of porterports into my system and there was a ... Unclejeff
08-13-06
Like everything else in a hospital it probaly just means the ... Chadnliz
08-17-06
"hospital grade" takes the place of "mil-spec ... Khrys
05-09-10
I tried them all and i did not noticed any difference. i hav ... Felitopaz
05-22-10
Switching to a duplex outlet without nickel plating on the i ... Tonywinsc
05-23-10
joemh22@yahoo.com, really..... so did your boss laugh? Jea48
05-24-10
quote leviton hospital grade plug and receptacle testin ... Jea48
07-19-10
I just wanted to add, in addition to the robustness of the c ... Dorfma05
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