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100 A Load Center with 100 W Transformer and T104M Mechanism, 8-Breaker Spaces

Part#: 119T86A

24 VAC 20 VA Transformer, with #10 Ring Terminals

Part#: IG1300-2T-1C3

Surge Protective Device, 2 Telephone Lines, 1 Coax Lines, 6-Mode, 120/240 VAC 1Ph, Type 2

NX Lighting Controls

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UNIVERSAL POWER PACK

Part#: UVPPM

Universal Power Pack w/ Manual Override

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LOAD CTRL DR FULL CTRLD 15A 5-15R WH

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StructuredGround™ SP1-4L-C Grd Con-Servi

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StructuredGround™ SP2-2/0-Q Grd Con-Serv

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StructuredGround™ SPF2-4-C Grd Con-Servi

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SolaHD Hevi-Duty Transformers DOE 2016 Video

SolaHD Hevi-Duty transformers operate at the same level of power with less energy being wasted in the process. They meet the DOE 2016 transformer efficiency mandate by reducing core and winding power losses by 30% on 3-phase models without changing sizes or functionality.

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New Energy Regulations to Impact the Commercial Transformer Market

The Energy Policy Act of 2005 goes into effect January 1, 2007. These new regulations require distribution transformers to meet specific energy efficiency requirements. Sola/Hevi-Duty offers a new brochure outlining the changes and their impact on transformers as well as a selection of Energy Star compliant transformers.

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SolaHD

9377 West Higgins Road

Rosemont, IL 60018

(847) 268-6000

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Switchboards: The Cornerstone of Power Supply Dependability

Switchboards are critical to the dependability of any electrical power installation because they represent that pivotal point at which incoming power supply is divided into separate circuits, controlled and protected by fuses and switchgear, metered, and then divided into a number of functional units for its given applications. In general, switchboards distribute power to transformers, panelboards, control equipment, and to system loads.