How Not to Wire Up Lifesaving Equipment in an Ambulance
This is the cord that powers and recharges the heart monitor and defibrilator in an ambulance. Instead of buying the proper equipment and wiring it into the vehicle's electrical system, a hole was drilled in the wall for a power cord to go into the cabinets, then another hole out of the back of the cabinets to plug it into the wall outlets supplied by the inverter.
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