Autac, Inc.

  If you have ever used a cord that is longer than a few feet knows how fast they can become tangled. Even if you make the effort to coil them before storing them, they always appear knotted the next time you need them. Wrapping the cable around anything, like thread around a spool, can help, but it takes time and takes up more storage space. This issue is solved with retractable cord reels. A retractablecord reel will wound up a cord for you and store it safely. The rope reel may be hung on a ceiling or wall, taking up only space that would otherwise be wasted. Cables of any form, particularly electrical cords, can be dangerous. Excess cable can be a tripping hazard and can also become snagged on machinery. The risk of tripping over a cord is reduced since a retractable cord reel may be positioned up high and just the quantity of cord that you need is exposed. A retractable power cable reel reduces the possibility of a live power cord coming into touch with water on the floor or oth

  We now live in a world of infinite wires and cables, and as anybody who has ever connected a laptop will attest, you'll find yourself tangled up in an untidy jumble of electrical chaos before you know it. Various current products, ranging from steam irons and hair dryers to USB chargers for transportable natural philosophies, are fitted with retractable cables in an attempt to solve this problem. They operate using a mix of moveable wheels and a cabinet area that can accommodate the whole length of the cable. Choosing the right chord for your requirements might be difficult. The letters and numbers on the cable, as well as the package as a whole, appear to be a cipher. The first step in picking what cord to buy is to figure out what it will be used for. A cord that will largely be used indoors for television will have different needs than one that will be used exclusively outside. Is there any chance that the cord will come into contact with water? Will it be able to handle heav