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17:14 (cur | prev) +4,343 PowerPig talk contribs (Created page with "= S.L. Waber 952M = The '''S.L. Waber 952M''' is a three-outlet relocatable power tap manufactured by S.L. Waber and distributed as part of the Herman Miller Energy Distribution System for Panel System Type I office furniture installations. The documented example carries Herman Miller model designations EK410 and PK410 and was intended for use with AO and PG series panel systems. File:powertap SLWaber 952M main 01.jpg|center|600px|Documented S.L. Waber 952M r...")
N    16:25  S.L. Waber diffhist +1,034 PowerPig talk contribs (Created page with "=S.L. Waber= S.L. Waber was a manufacturer of power distribution equipment, surge suppressors, power strips, uninterruptible power supplies, and custom OEM power products based in Mount Laurel, New Jersey. Archive.org captures from 1998 show S.L. Waber operating under its own brand and offering OEM power distribution products, outlet strips, surge suppressors, and UPS systems. By January 2002, archived versions of the company's website displayed "Waber by Tripp Lite"...")