White Papers
Interpower's goal is to make it easy for you to design and export your products. In these white papers you will find a variety of information concerning product design and manufacturing, export requirements, as well as a number of resources to help you reach your goals.
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Opening Up New Market Opportunities with an Accessory Power SystemOne of the keys to success for a company is to have choices available to make a product more marketable. An accessory power system allows options that help to simplify power supply connections. It can also open up opportunities for new markets. |
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National Power Mains and the Global MarketplaceMarkets for electrical and electronic equipment have become truly global and, because of this, more competitive than ever before. Doing business in a global market is possible, accessible, and can offer excellent business opportunities. |
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North American (NEMA) 5-15 Standard and 5-15 Hospital-Grade Cord SetsWhile North American and Japanese 5-15 plugs appear similar, end users will want to know a few critical differences to protect themselves and their equipment from harm. |
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Export Guide: Exporting to the European Union
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Export Guide: Exporting to the
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Export Guide: Exporting to
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Export Guide: Exporting to AsiaExporting to Asian countries can offer diverse rewards and challenges. There are numerous trade opportunities in a variety of business sectors available for those interested in exporting to countries in Asia. |
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Not Safe—Daisy Chaining Power StripsThe improper use of a power strip can cause safety issues, such as creating a potential electrical failure and/or a possible fire hazard. An example of using power strips unsafely is when they are “daisy chained” together. |
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Universal Sockets are UnsafeA universal socket is not the answer to try to create one source that will accept the huge variety of plugs that are available throughout the world. Serious safety issues come into play in trying to do so. |