D 1/1 Edison Power Distro | LM Tour Systems

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Product Description: The LM Tour Systems D 1/1 15-Amp power distribution unit is designed for applications where an Edison AC power is the desired input connector. The D 1/1 has many of the same features of our larger 2 & 3 phase units in a 15-amp single phase version.
Power is supplied to the unit via a Hubbell 5278 flanged inlet. A 5279 flanged outlet is wired pre-breaker for linking multiple units together or for an additional courtesy outlet. The front panel also features a Leviton T5633-E courtesy duplex outlet that features a USB A & C charge port. The courtesy outlet is protected via its own 15-amp pop breaker. The rear panel features 6 Hubbell 5362 duplex outlets, a Neutrik True1 outlet and a Neutrik Powercon outlet. All outlets are protected by a front mounted 20-amp pop breaker.
The front panel is built from .125” brushed aluminum that is black anodized. All labels are laser etched. The rear enclosure is built from mitered .063” brushed aluminum.

[@imark7777777]

Neat box. I came up with a project I want to build and I thought about putting in LED behind the inlet I don't think I've seen that done before. Also for those that want to USB-C there are really cheap USB-A to C adapters that just plug into the port and then it's always C. Although it's probably still good to have "A" cause there's a lot of devices out there that come with A-C cables and don't charge with straight C cables. And there's always gonna be those cheap devices that fill some need. A is also good as there's a lot of lights that are on the market.

[@landerosproductions6806]

First off great videos! could we purchase certain parts to build our own like the 50amp input and a couple of 30 amp outputs ? if that makes sense.

[@jonathanadams8497]

That's a nice looking distro, but I would have expected 15A outlets and a 15A hydraulic breaker to go with the 15A plug.

[@imark7777777]

It looks like the front outlet is on a 15 amp breaker around pushbutton and I'm assuming there's more outlets around back to justify the 20 amp circuit breaker on the left. But yeah 20 amp receptacle on a 15 amp breaker? I guess it would be convenient if you had 20 amp plugs but pretty much everything uses the 15 amp plug configuration.

[@MixmasterMegz767]

Do a video showing the system processor rack with dual monitor mount

[@lmcases1985]

Its in the edit cue!!