D. chaser add-in plugs

[Farrell]

An extension cord would work. I just stuck one in my hot box and noticed it was rated for 1,600 watts! However, on piano DC installations, I cut all cords to the needed length and use crimp connectors to connect wires together when installing multiple rods. I installed six rods under my grand at home - not an inch of extra wire hanging anywhere. Makes for a VERY neat installation.

Terry Farrell
  
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "pianolover 88" <pianolover88@hotmail.com>
To: <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 11:49 PM
Subject: D. chaser add-in plugs


I'm installing THREE dehumid bars w/stat on a fully restored Henry Miller 9' 
grand, circa 1895, tomorrow, and inadvertently forgot to order the add-in 
plugs. I talked with D.Chaser this morning and they told me i could use an 
ordinary 3 outlet adapter, but the probelm is that it sticks out the top of 
the stat, not allowing the proper positioning next to the soundbard. What I 
forgot to ask them is if a standard extension cord, albeit a short one, 
would suffice. I would assume so, as long as it's UL approved and can handle 
the combined wattage, which is just over 100 wts. Thoughts? Thanks!

Terry Peterson


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