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Written by Technology Connections on 2024-12-25 at 15:21

I would like to extend an extremely warm Christmas greeting to you as I present this new video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTctVqjhDEw

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Written by Zabriskie Point 🇺🇦 on 2024-12-25 at 16:29

@TechConnectify beep-boop, anomaly detected, resistive electric heating instead of a heat pump. What is going on?

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Written by Technology Connections on 2024-12-25 at 16:38

@mishunika I will not be using this nearly enough to justify going that route, and there are other complications as well.

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Written by Zabriskie Point 🇺🇦 on 2024-12-25 at 17:08

@TechConnectify hehe, I know, I was pulling your leg :D I imagine the investment would be at least an order of magnitude higher for even a cheaper mini split.

Btw. Here, across the pond, blue or red (16A - 32A) beefy 1-3 phase IEC 60309 sockets seem to be rather common in garages and workshops. Power tools and car charges usually come with those plugs attached from the factory.

I thought that this was an international standard, are those plugs/receptacles even a thing in the US?

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Written by Technology Connections on 2024-12-25 at 17:46

@mishunika I think they show up in certain industrial applications (stage lighting comes to mind) but I don't believe they are approved for permanent installation anywhere.

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Written by grapefrukt on 2024-12-25 at 17:54

@TechConnectify @mishunika I have never seen one since, but here's one I found marked for a very respectable 63 amps (also for stage lighting)

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