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So why on earth do the sellers/manufacturers of audio grade outlets make 20A outlets?

Posted by jea48 on November 25, 2016 at 16:44:11:

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3) The primary difference between the outlets is their "face", which for the 20-amp unit adds the horizontal slot needed for a 20-amp wall plug, which no one uses....that, and the extra set of contacts for the horizontal prong on a 20-amp wall plug, which again no one uses.

4) If you notice, all premium power cables use a 15-amp rated wall plug, even if the power cable has a 20-amp style IEC plug....hmmmm.

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So why on earth do the sellers/manufacturers of audio grade outlets make 20A outlets?