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Frequently Asked Questions about Task Lighting Products
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- A Practical Guide to LED Lighting Applications
- Why can't the USB in the TR series be turned around?
- Where to buy Task Lighting products?
- Where to buy Angled Power Strips?
- Where are the knockouts located on the Angled Power Strips?
- What is a Kelvin and converting Watts to Lumens?
- Which Angled Power Strip do I need 15 amp, 20 amp, Tamper Resistant?
- What Amount can be cut off a closet rod?
- New Slimline Profile Angled Power Strips With Tamper Resistant Outlets are now available!
- Are USB chargers available in Angled Power Strips?
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Why can't the USB in the TR series be turned around?
Posted by on 6/19/2018
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Where to buy Task Lighting products?
Posted by on 10/2/2017
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Where to buy Angled Power Strips?
Posted by on 10/2/2017
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Custom Product Works http://www.customproductworks.com contains all Angled Power Strip products with all features/option selections available. For example, the TR series Angled Power Strip contains 21 optional accessories.
Where are the knockouts located on the Angled Power Strips?
Posted by CPW on 4/18/2017
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What is a Kelvin and converting Watts to Lumens?
Posted by Terry Turzynski on 3/1/2017
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Whatever happened to the 60-watt lightbulb? All that is said today is 800 lumens and 2700k – 3000k kelvins. Huh!
Which Angled Power Strip do I need 15 amp, 20 amp, Tamper Resistant?
Posted by on 6/24/2016
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What Amount can be cut off a closet rod?
Posted by CPW on 6/7/2016
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A standard cutoff amount is 2" for the Task Lighting LED Closet Rods.
6" can be cut off if the rod is ordered with the wires disconnected from the LEDs
Are USB chargers available in Angled Power Strips?
Posted by CPW on 2/23/2016
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Are Task Lighting products UL and CUL Listed?
Posted by CPW on 2/16/2016
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UL Listing means that UL has tested representative samples of a product and determined that it meets UL’s requirements. These requirements are often based on UL’s published and nationally recognized Standards for Safety.
Are Angled Power Strips Direct Wired?
Posted by Customer on 1/10/2016
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Do Angled Power Strips have GFI capability?
Posted by CPW on 8/3/2015
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