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Page 99 NEMA 5-20R Receptacles from SCHURTER


SANTA ROSA, CA — SCHURTER introduces the new NR520 series NEMA 5-20R out- lets, adding to its existing range of 5-15R types. The new configura- tion extends the range of outlets rated 15 A to include a 20 A ver- sion for applications with increased power demands. SCHURTER’s NR520,


which is the NEMA standard 5- 20R (20A at 125V) configuration, complements SCHURTER’s existing range of outlets with the configuration NEMA 5-15R (15A at 125V). The SCHUR TER NR series outlets are ideal for use in duplex or multiple power outlet distribution units used in office furniture, power charging sta- tions in dwellings such as hotels, airports, and aircrafts, as well as in power panels in medical offices and hospitals. The higher load capacity of


20A for the new NR520 is accom- panied by an operating tempera-


Bimos Introduces Stool System


CHICAGO, IL — Bimos has intro- duced its Bimos stool system, a modular seating solution designed with comfort, flexibility, and ver- satility in mind. With an array of configuration options and four accent color choices, the Bimos stool system is an adaptable seat- ing solution for many environ- ments, including laboratories, industrial facilities, and health- care settings.


Capacitors fit fP or Power Elect El tronics i


ture rating of up to 302°F (150°C), which makes the outlets especially suited for environ- ments with increased thermal demands, such as those found in data applications. The NR520 combines the


highest safety and performance standards with time-saving and user-friendly installation. Ter - min al options include insulation displacement (IDC) for L, N and PE, or combined IDC for L and N and PE with a quick-connect tab for maximum power load to each inlet. The IDC terminals accept


solid wires in sizes 14 or 12 AWG and are mounted with a terminal


cover. This terminal style is partic-


ularly important for the assem- bly of power distribution units (PDUs) or strips of multiples. Available in three colors: black, gray, and white, these color options allow for contrasting and identifying different power areas


in the power infrastructure. Contact: SCHURTER, Inc., 447 Aviation Boulevard, Santa


NR520 series outlets.


Rosa, CA 95403 % 707-636-3000 E-mail: stephanie.elliott@schurter.com Web: www.schurter.com


Bimos stools. Designed for shorter sit


times, the Bimos stool system is engineered to provide optimal comfort and support, enhancing productivity and well-being in the workplace. The Bimos stool system


delivers exceptional quality, comfort, and durability. Its stur- dy construction and minimal design ensure proper support for experiments or assembly line work.


Contact: Bimos Lab Seating, 1235 N Clybourn Avenue,


Suite 349, Chicago, IL 60610 % 630-725-8284 E-mail: m.scelfo@interstuhl.com Web: www.bimos.com


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