THE ADD-A-TAP SOLUTION

A Perfect Wiring Solution. Solves wiring headaches that have existed forever. A UL Listed
wiring system that allows you to decide where you have an electrical outlet.

Outlets where YOU want them! Works great for Yard Holiday Decorations, Landscaping,
Garage, Reception Halls - Anywhere that electrical outlets are needed, all plugged into one
outlet!  Everyone needs an Add-A-Tap.
 

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Click HERE for Frequently Asked Questions.

The system is offered in several different kits for your use.
                 A.  A 100 Ft Length of Wire and 12 Add-A-Taps.
                 B.  A   50 Ft Length of Wire and  6 Add Add-A-Taps
                 C.  Individually offered - the wire or the Add-A-Taps

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Add-a-Tap?  The Add-A-Tap system consists of a length of spt-2 18 gauge wire with a plug on the end.
 and “Add-A-Taps” that you can place anywhere along that wire to give you a 2-prong outlet!

How are they used? Anywhere you need to provide an outlet in multiple places, you need an Add-A-Tap. If your garage
needs outlets in different places, if you are doing decorations for the  Holidays and want to have one plug and numerous
outlets for the directions where you want them - the Add-A-Tap solves the problem!

How Difficult are they to assemble? Very easy.  The cord has a ribbed and smooth side.  The Add-A-Tap is marked to
indicate which side goes to the ribbed side.  Simply hold the top part of the Add-A-Tap in place and slide on the bottom
 cover.  If you are in doubt about how to assemble, consult a qualified electrician.

How Many Add-A-Taps can I use on one Wire? This depends on your electrical service. The outlet you are plugging into
is typically shared with other electrical lamps, appliances etc. on that circuit, so you must keep this in mind. Adding
additional outlets on that circuit and the items you plug into those new outlets MAY OVERLOAD the circuit. If you have
any doubts about the number you can add, or how to connect the system, consult a qualified electrician.

Is it normal for the wire to NOT lay flat in an Add-A-Tap? Yes, an Add-A-Tap installed along the wire will enter flat
and come out at an angle.  This is normal - just make sure you are closing the bottom plate as tightly as possible and
it will be okay.