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On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 09:08:05AM -0400, Jerry Feldman wrote: >> We are running 2 208VAC circuits. We have 7 old Intel Whitebox systems ... > (http://goo.gl/L3GpJ). I preferred the 5-20R because all of my systems > can plug directly into it without me having to add additional cables. 5-20R are not spec'ed for use at 208V. It is against electrical code to use them on 208V circuits. That is why PDUs often have IEC 60320-C19 outlets and C20 inlets on them--they are universal for use with 120/200/208/230/240V circuits, depending on the input cord selection.
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