Interpower electrical content found at https://www.interpower.com/ic/ is invaluable for customers seeking country-specific plugs, sockets, cords and cord sets, North American and international cable, and universal IEC connectors, plug connectors, inlets, outlets, jumper cords, and hospital grade plugs, cords, and filters.
Once at the website, hovering your cursor over the “Products” and “Product Design Library” tabs, one click can transport into a goldmine of information—the entire site is searchable from word search to part number. There, you will find helpful charts and graphs, and vital country-specific standards our customers and industry peers need to know when exporting electrical products.
“Our customers reach out to us for solutions,” says Ralph Bright, Interpower’s Vice President of Marketing. “Whether it’s supply chain delays, material shortages, or complex standards and directives, our goal is to provide customers with electrical knowledge in multiple formats. Our videos, e-newsletters, blogs, and whitepapers make that knowledge readily available—we try to ease the pain of customers and industry professionals alike.”
Consistent Content When & Where You Need It
Interpower content offers timely articles in InfoPower and Connections, videos, webcasts, white papers, charts and tables, and even a virtual trade show. Visitors can click on a video to watch how cable is made, or watch a video of an actual UL 817 Abrupt Removal Test. The content also provides comprehensive insights from how to export country-specific electrical cord sets and components to calculating cord length or voltage drop.
InfoPower and Connections archives date back almost a decade, each one geared to introduce and educate the customer on electrical cord sets and components. Those publications also announce updates such as the arrival of a new or amended standard, requirement, or directive by various international agencies.
Customers and visitors can also find timely articles from the current state of gridlocked logistics to NEMA hospital-grade cord sets and the rigorous testing those cord sets are put through. Or if equipment is flush against a wall, maybe the eight-angled NEMA cord should be on their reading list.
Drilling Down
Besides expert advice on correct voltages and amperages, optimum cord length, EMI shielding or Accessory Power, a few clicks on the website can take you directly into product pages that display detailed specifications such as part numbers, measurements, metals and resins used, schematic drawings, approvals, environmental requirements, and available quantities. And much more.
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