On Mon, 28 Jan 2002, Russ Blakeman wrote:
> The Aussie/OZ site that I first found info on them from calls them heater
> cords, so obviously they are in common use where a removable cable is needed
> on a high current device/appliance. Of course everyone has their own odd
> plugs to go to the power receptacle, go figure.
>
> I'd really like to find an attachable (screws/solder/etc) type to put on my
> own cable and I could even wire this to a disconnect/safety box on the wall
> and make it doubly safe. I'm running the server with one of the 410 watt
> redundant power supplies out right now as it's not need yet and saves the
> curent draw from 12 amps down to 8, making the 18 AWG cable safe since I
> heated ina groove with a soldering iron and then trimmed the melted flash
> off t he sides of the groove.
Again - commonly available here in the UK. Most mail order electronics
companies here sell em I think :&)
-- Matt
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