Chuck Guzis wrote:
On 26 May 2009 at 8:31, Dave McGuire wrote:
That would be Hubbell, and I doubt they make
"regular" 110V wall
outlets. They make very large, very expensive power connectors that
are used on industrial equipment and big computers.
Hubbell is a conglomerate and Hubbell-Bryant handles the more mundane
fixtures (yes, ordinary duplex receptacles). But the connectors on
all of my twist-lock tools is indeed labeled "Hubbell", although I
gather that the twist-lock stuff is now Hubbell-Kellems.
"Leviton" is another brand to search for.
It pays to buy quality in receptacles if they're going to see heavy
use--much of the residential stuff is made of very brittle plastic
and breaking out the area near the grounding prong is quite common on
the cheap stuff.
--Chuck
Quality? Yep. All my recepacles, switches and such are all Hubbell
Wiring Devices.
I've got a _very_ reliable contact in Hubbell Wiring Customer Service.
I can get answers if anyone needs it. Shoot me a message directly. Like
where to get certain devices, specs, etc...
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