I wanted to send you this test email for you to see what your customers could be receiving. The newsletter builder is a great way to keep your company in the front of your customers’ minds. It will guide them back to your page and increase traffic on your site. Just a few easy steps stand between you and getting your content information out to them. Try sending one newsletter and track its progress in the statistics section. See what a couple minutes a month can do for you. As always you can contact me at Ctrommer@electricsmarts.com with any questions.
Wire-Nut® connector wrench reduces finger fatigue and gets in tight spots. Premium screwdriver ratchet mechanism can handle high torque without failure.
3.6 Amp USB Charger/15A Tamper-Resistant Receptacle
Leviton USB Charger/Tamper-Resistant Receptacle offers a ground-breaking 3.6A of charging power and a 15A-125V Tamper-Resistant Receptacle. This device can charge up to two electronic devices simultaneously, leaving the receptacle free for additional power needs. The USB Ports are controlled by a smart chip which recognizes and optimizes the charging power of your device.
New from Arlington! Adjustable In/Out™ Box for Ceiling Fixtures
Arlington’s non-metallic IN/OUT BOX for ceiling fixtures is fully adjustable to accommodate varying ceiling thicknesses, like single or double drywall.
The box is pre-set for a 1/2" ceiling...but the depth adjusts up to 1-1/2" before or after the ceiling is in place with an always-accessible depth adjustment screw.
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Saving Energy with an Occupancy Sensor
Less Work to Meet Safety Requirements
Peter Walsh, PE
Some facilities are changing their requirements for motor and appliance
installations. This could be due to OSHA Lock-out and Tag-out
requirements or NFPA 70E. The change is toward using pin and sleeve
devices instead of having a hard-wired installation.
Safety requirements often have the maintenance person checking for the
absence of voltage before touching. The rules are quite specific and are
enforced by OSHA.
