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You''ve Got the Power With the AudioQuest NRG Edison Electrical Wall Outlet: Tremendous Clamping Force Secures Your Plugs, Material Construction Improves Your Overall Sound Hanging-Silver Plating, Low-Impedance Levels, and Beryllium-Copper Base Metal Among Features of AudioQuest NRG Edison Wall Outlets That Lower Distortion and Transfer Noise From Components Say goodbye to plugs falling out of the wall and improve your overall system sound by upgrading to AudioQuest NRG Edison electrical wall outlets . Offering tremendous clamping force, and available in both 15A and 20A versions, they feature hanging-silver plating to ensure the lowest distortion and transfer radio-frequency noise away from your components. NRG Edison also claims best-in-class low-impedance levels throughout the retention blades, ground, wire, and spade-lug connections. With the retention-strong NRG Edison , you''ve got the power! Polished High-Tension Surfaces with Hanging-Silver Plating Ensures the lowest distortion of any plated or clad material. It also efficiently transfers signal-masking radio frequency noise toward your utilities transformer and earth ground, far away from your sensitive components. Significantly Greater Metal Mass for Optimum Current Delivery No other AC outlet boasts such low impedance for optimum current delivery. This is not only limited to the receptacles'' retention blades, but includes the critical ground, wire, and spade-lug connections. Beryllium-Copper Base Metal This metal provides superior gripping strength and long-lasting, low-impedance AC power connections. Typical materials such as brass, and high-purity copper aided by spring and wedge devices cannot equal the unparalleled retention strength of high-mass beryllium-copper.

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• ASIN: B00V58DPI0
• Customer Reviews: 4.4 out of 5 stars 19Reviews
• Best Sellers Rank: #533,866 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #1,109 in Standard Electrical Outlets
• Date First Available: March 24, 2015