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Thank you very much for this comment. I've installed hospital-grade power outlets and been using hospital grade power cords in my home office for some time now

Thank you very much for this comment. I've installed hospital-grade power outlets and been using hospital grade power cords in my home office for some time now. I don't agree that folks won't appreciate it, it makes a big difference in my opinion as to preventing accidental unplugging when moving things, and reduces arcing. I'm going to go get some catalogs and start shopping, I might just be replacing all the light switches in my house in a few weekends from now :)

exmadscientist 5y ago
For stuff you are not moving often that does make sense. But if you truly have hospital-grade outlets and cordsets (cordsets should have the transparent circular molding and a U-shaped ground pin), I'm impressed that you can tolerate them, I hate moving those things :) You probably wouldn't want those on frequently-swapped outlets, though.