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by toss1
2686 days ago
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Actually it is the law at every trade show I've ever exhibited at, just about to the point where you can't plug in anything without a union electrician doing it. One can usually get away with plugging in a laptop, but certainly if you need anything more than the single standard 10A 2-outlet power drop, expect to pay and wait for the official electrician (and they will kick you out of the show for violations). Edit: I've seen this at least in NY, Florida, California |
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I've read that you can't move chairs, etc, either. I understand it's part of the contracts between venues and unions.