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Maximum Loads and Electrical Outlets

06/29/2009 2:35 AM

what is the maximum load for each commercial or industrial use of receptacle outlet
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Re: load of receptacle outlet

06/29/2009 2:49 AM

Fullest information on this topic may be had by reading the article in Wikipedia. The article lists the types of sockets used worldwide, their configurations and their ratings.

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