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| matsadona:
Just by curiosity - what is it that you want to power outside of the cabinet? Or did I get this totally wrong? |
| CWorley:
--- Quote from: matsadona on February 29, 2012, 10:57:54 am ---Just by curiosity - what is it that you want to power outside of the cabinet? Or did I get this totally wrong? --- End quote --- We're not trying to power anything on the outside. We're discussing different ways to cleanly power everything inside the cabinet instead of drilling a hole and having the cord from the power strip extend out. |
| BobA:
Sounds like a good idea. I would use an IEC receptical with a fuse holder for safety. I would also add a switch SPST to the line so everything can be powered down without unpluging the cord. Link |
| elkameleon:
--- Quote from: BobA on February 29, 2012, 11:49:30 am ---Sounds like a good idea. I would use an IEC receptical with a fuse holder for safety. I would also add a switch SPST to the line so everything can be powered down without unpluging the cord. Link --- End quote --- Not to bust your chops, but that particular IEC at the link is for mounting in sheet metal. I would of bought one with a switch, but I wanted something "cheap and now". I don't think the fuse is necessary if you are using a smart strip, but I guess you can really never be TOO safe. |
| BobA:
You are right I should have looked closer. This would be the ideal receptacle but of course price and speed does count when you want to get it done. |
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