Abstract: A power distribution unit is provided for receiving diversified three-phase power or single-phase power. The power distribution unit includes a separable power cord and a separable wiring block. The separable power cord is used for receiving electric energy of input power. The separable wiring block is electrically connected with the power cord for providing at least one connection configuration. The connection configuration provided by one side of the wiring block comprises a delta configuration, a Y configuration or a parallel configuration.

Abstract: A distribution unit includes a main body, a first electric connector, and a power input module. The main body has a receiving part. The first electric connector is located at a first end of the receiving part. The power input module is swappable to be accommodated within the receiving part. Moreover, the power input module includes a second electric connector and a third electric connector. The second electric connector is located at a first end of the power input module for receiving an input power. The third electric connector is located at a second end of the power input module. When the power input module is accommodated within the receiving part, the third electric connector is connected with the first electric connector.

Abstract: A power distribution unit is provided for receiving diversified three-phase power or single-phase power. The power distribution unit includes a separable power cord and a separable wiring block. The separable power cord is used for receiving electric energy of input power. The separable wiring block is electrically connected with the power cord for providing at least one connection configuration. The connection configuration provided by one side of the wiring block comprises a delta configuration, a Y configuration or a parallel configuration.

Abstract: The present invention embodies a dyeing method applied to textiles or yarn, and primarily encompasses imprinting prearranged patterns of an ionization agent onto the textile or the yarn, and thereafter drying the ionization agent and thereby setting a pattern design thereon. Afterward, during a dyeing process of the textile or yarn, altering characteristics of ion composition through the ionization agent or utilizing chemical reaction effect of dyestuffs having differing properties intensifies color of dyestuffs adhering to pattern areas formed, and thereby enables a finished dyed product to acquire a pronounced double color display effect of ionization agent areas and dye areas.