peninsular countertop receptacle locations

[stickboy1375]

Why does that blue cord say cat 5 ???

Because its cat 5, What do I win?

 

[M. D.]

That depends on what the two black wires are.
......

They are most likely communication lines ,..given the cat 5 attachment,...

 

[M. D.]

Because its cat 5, What do I win?

Nothing ,..the question was rhetorical.

 

[stickboy1375]

Nothing ,..the question was rhetorical.

Then you need to use a Rhetorical question mark at the end of a rhetorical question.....

Why does that blue cord say cat 5 ???

:grin: :grin: :grin:

 

[LarryFine]

Why does that blue cord say cat 5 ???

I never noticed. That's a hooded RJ-45 plug.

 

[M. D.]

Then you need to use a Rhetorical question mark at the end of a rhetorical question.....

:grin: :grin: :grin:

OK,.. How did you get those question marks to stand on their heads??

 

[M. D.]

Now if you can just find an Ethernet powered toaster you are all set.

this guy noticed ,...only I did not notice that the note he noted ,noticed. :-?

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

That depends on what the two black wires are.

There's nothing relocatable about the pop-ups, unless they consider popping as relocating.

Larry
That may not be true.
If this unit has a listing and has been evaluated by a NRTL, it may be listed as a Relocatable Power Tap.

My take on what I see in the picture provided is this. If the cords shown are provided with attached plugs, then this unit is a relocatable power tap.


The unit would need to be 'hard wired'...JMHO. :wink:

 

[stickboy1375]

OK,.. How did you get those question marks to stand on their heads??

To be honest, those really are not the correct rhetorical question marks, but best I could do in a pinch.

 

[M. D.]

To be honest, those really are not the correct rhetorical question marks, but best I could do in a pinch.

Yeah ,...but how did you get them to stand on their heads??

 

[G0049]

A lot of these kinds of things, both for power or communications or both, are used in desk tops or work surfaces of modular office furniture. The taps would be relocated every time the office is rearranged.

 

[stickboy1375]

Yeah ,...but how did you get them to stand on their heads??

While holding the "ALT" key press 168 and then release.

 

[M. D.]

Well ,...I tried it and I did not get any results ,...perhaps a simpleton, such as I ,.would benefit from step by step directions.

 

[stickboy1375]

Well ,...I tried it and I did not get any results ,...perhaps a simpleton, such as I ,.would benefit from step by step directions.

Works on this end, hold "ALT" key press 168, release "ALT" key this appears.

???????

 

[LarryFine]

Works on this end, hold "ALT" key press 168, release "ALT" key this appears.

???????

Not here, nor in NotePad.

 

[wwhitney]

Not here, nor in NotePad.

Perhaps it depends on the state of NumLock? Wayne

 

[stickboy1375]

Not here, nor in NotePad.

Guess i'm special... :grin:

 

[LarryFine]

Perhaps it depends on the state of NumLock? Wayne

Nope, I tried that, 'tho I hadn't mentioned it.

 

[stickboy1375]

Nope, I tried that, 'tho I hadn't mentioned it.

I tried it also, and it worked either way, you have to keep the ALT key depressed until the last digit is pressed. ? Ω ε √ ? ? π ? ?

 

[Okie Sparky]

Yeah ,...but how did you get them to stand on their heads??

Get'em drunk