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888-462-7828March 28, 2018 1 Comment
Neutrik's powerCON TRUE1 connector system has gained a lot of traction since its release, offering live sound and install technicians a solid, true 20-amp power connector solution. However, our friends at Neutrik USA have been getting some feedback from users and wanted to share some valuable info. Read on for Neutrik's guidelines for proper usage:
Please regularly check the condition of your powerCON TRUE1 connector system (cable connector & chassis) for clear signs of wear and tear.
Through improper use and the excessive use of force, the encoding lugs and guide slots in the connector system can become so severely worn or damaged that it is possible to insert the cable connector the wrong way. However, when inserted the wrong way, the cable connector should not twist-lock into place.
A cable connector inserted the wrong way could, in some circumstances, lead to contact between live wires and the grounding contact in the plug socket.
To determine that the cable connector is inserted correctly, follow the use instructions and listen for the “click” when performing the twist-lock. Immediately unplug any connector that does not twist-lock correctly in place.
For a full and informative PDF about how to handle powerCON TRUE1 connectors, and how to troubleshoot issues, click HERE.
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Frank Cano
April 05, 2023
On another note the locking tabs seem to fall off quite easily as well. We have thousands of PowerCon Blue and True 1 cables in our rental inventory and the number one reason for defective return from the customer is locking tabs are missing or have popped off. Once they are missing they are not deemed as working. I have tried several times to inquire about just buying the locking tab since there is no other damage to the connector and have not had any luck. Please let me know your thoughts on this. Thanks