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Part#: 2147A11G45

PRIMARY FUSE BLOCKS, 5000V - KIT OF 3

Part#: PFK1

2 Pole PRIM Fuse Kit for MTE MTG XFMRs

Part#: C311CT5

500:1 RATIO 0 SEQUENCE CT, 5.7" WINDOW

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Part#: FLM005

FUS 250V T/D MIDGET 5A

Part#: FLQ010

FUS 500V T/D MIDGET 10A

Part#: FLQ020

FUS 500V T/D MIDGET 20A

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Part#: Y2000

2KVA 240X480-120 CU

Part#: Y3000

3KVA 240X480-120 CU

Part#: Y5000

5KVA 240X480-120 CU

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Littelfuse, Inc.

Maximizing Your HVAC Applications for Optimal Performance

For critical HVAC application needs, leading brands rely on Littelfuse with nearly 100 years of experience. From overload to overcurrent, and accuracy to durability, we have your equipment needs covered with protection, control and sensing components to enhance your overall HVAC system performance.

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Introducing the Troffer Transformer

LED's new Troffer Transformer has the ability to be installed as a retrofit kit or as a new fixture. Choose between volumetric or flat panel design.

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W.A.C. Lighting Presents Premier Low Voltage Track Heads

Ideal for both new construction and retrofit installations, W.A.C. Lighting presents a complete line of Premier Low Voltage Track Heads, crafted from die-cast aluminum for durability. These luminaires feature clean, crisp designs and state-of-the-art transformers, and use reflector low voltage lamps that provide precise beam control.
Tel. 1.800.526.2588
www.waclighting.com

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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.