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Part#: 70-841-010

GLQ150 MATING CONNECTOR KIT

Part#: 70-841-016

GLS170 MATING CONNECTOR KIT

Part#: 70-841-017

GLQ142 MATING CONNECTOR KIT

Fluke

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Part#: FLUKE-N5K-3PP64IP

3 PH N5K PWR ANALYZER W/64/IFC2 & PI1

Part#: FLUKE-N4K-3PP42B

3 PH N4K PWR ANALYZER W/42BP

Part#: FLUKE-N5K-6PP50I

6 PH N5K PWR ANALYZER W/50/IFC2

Progress Lighting, a Hubbell affiliate

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Part#: P700021-031

P700021-031 24V CV 40W DRIVER

Part#: P700020-031

P700020-031 24V CV 25W DRIVER

Part#: P700023-031

P700023-031 24V CV 80W DRIVER

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SCP-X Power Supply

The SCP-X is a rugged power supply designed for use in extreme environments. The metal case reduces costs by eliminating separate enclosures. Quick change connectors simplify connectivity for distributed I/O devices on industrial machinery. This model provides 24 Vdc output with limited power to meet Class 2 requirements. Three models are now offered based on application.

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SolaHD

9377 West Higgins Road

Rosemont, IL 60018

(847) 268-6000

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Ensuring Business Continuity: The Vital Role of Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPSs) for Point-of-Sale (POS) Systems

I’m old enough to remember days when cash registers weren’t computerized – they used electricity but were otherwise pretty analog devices. But a lot has changed since the first computerized cash register – or, as retailers say, point-of-sale (POS) devices – was introduced in 1973.