GarbageCan
- Jul 19, 2013
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Hello, I have a dumb question. I'm needing to power some sensors, and this omega power supply suits the DC voltage ranges (http://www.omega.ca/shop/pptsc.asp?ref=LP-PS).
But for something like this, how do people normally go about getting power to the supply? I realize its rated to accept household rated voltages/current, but in terms of actually getting it into the screw connector blocks I'd like some advice. Is there a cable you can stick into an outlet that just has a couple of exposed copper wires on one side, should I make one by cutting up an old power cable, do you normally just get cables directly from the wiring in your house?
But for something like this, how do people normally go about getting power to the supply? I realize its rated to accept household rated voltages/current, but in terms of actually getting it into the screw connector blocks I'd like some advice. Is there a cable you can stick into an outlet that just has a couple of exposed copper wires on one side, should I make one by cutting up an old power cable, do you normally just get cables directly from the wiring in your house?