Used Appliances Plano Tx

Used during hurricane Helene to power appliances with a generator.

Solid construction and works well. Used this for small appliances in the kitchen.

Flexible, holding up so far. Used from Red DSCM2 SDI to a Vaxis TX mounting right by the port so a short cable was needed.

Use these to protect appliances from power surges.

Super convenient devices for all my non smart appliances

I use it for guitar amplifiers and home appliances - have been working great.

These plugs are easy to setup to control various inside lights and appliances.

I bought 10 of these for various appliances and electronic items in my house. I like the product.

I bought the Kaiser Slimlite Plano lightpad after watching a video on making backlit translucent flower images. I had a much smaller one from years ago that needed to be upgraded. The Kaiser Slimlite lightpad is much bigger than my previous one and costs much less; probably because LED products have come way down in price since then. One feature I like is the ability to use either AC power or the built-in rechargeable battery. Both give decent lighting and an even brightness across the entire surface. I also appreciate the thin, light design which makes it easy to carry around and use at different locations. In my first attempt at using it, I shot a purple iris. See attached.

this is my 2nd rifle case. my first case was made by Plano and is about $ cheaper. I thought it was a good case -- and it was for the money -- but this case is far superior to that one.the solid foam of this case is more dense than the pick-and-pluck foam of the Plano case and seems to be lasting longer.while initially a little more difficult to custom fit your items, the end result looks much better than the pick-and-pluck foam -- especially diagonal lines. the pick-and-pluck foam also is starting to separate so all of the solid areas where pieces were not removed look like an array of little columns of foam instead of a solid surface like the Pelican foam does.lot of videos on YouTube about best ways to arrange your layout and cut your foam. I have to agree that a cheap electric knife is probably the best tool for the job.