20 Sep
2002
20 Sep
'02
5:12 a.m.
From: Tothwolf <tothwolf(a)concentric.net>
On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, Dwight K. Elvey wrote:
Hi
Well, it looks like I was right after all. The part numbers
I posted were correct. I could use a couple of these cords
myself. I have a few but not as many as I have things to use it
on and some cords are in poor shape. I'm not sure If Allied
has a minimum order ( but I think they do ) but I'd be willing
go in with someone else on a purchase of at least 3 of these
cords. Their on line is listed as www.allied.avnet.com.
I haven't checked it out yet but if there is some interest
it might be worth it. The shipping will be high compared to
the cost of the cords but that is life.
Dwight
Repost of numbers:
manuf Manuf# Allied# Length Price
Alpha 543 663-7082 7'6" 4.62
Belden 17952 612-3569 8' 5.38 < non-standard line/neutral
Belden 17280 612-3677 7'6" 4.84
An interesting side note about the Belden cords
that I found in a web
search:
" The Eberline Instruments using the non-standard AC cord are listed on
page two of this bulletin. Belden power cord model #17280 has standard
polarity per UL 817 and CSA 895B and should NOT be used on the Eberline
instruments listed. Belden model #17952 has polarity, neutral and lines
reversed and is the only cord to be used on the Eberline Instruments
listed. The non-standard cords come from the manufacturer with a paper
label stating that they have reversed polarity but the labels are
susceptible to damage and are easily lost. "
I have one of those non-standard cords in a box of parts for my JC80
system. It appears Johnson Controls used those cords for that system. I'd
like to find a couple more of those cords (I'm short one, and could use a
spare) if anyone comes across any.
-Toth