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Estimating Software Scaled to Small-Business Needs
Chuck Ross

Running a small business can be a challenging – and risky – proposition, and the urge to cut corners on overhead expenses can be strong, and this includes spending on specialized estimating software. However, today’s products can save you time and provide greater accuracy compared to simple spreadsheets, and those advantages can add up to real bottom-line benefits for your business.

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Installing Residential Wireless Lighting Controls
Peter Walsh, PE

Installing upscale lighting controls is still a good business opportunity for many residential electrical contractors. If you can program your TV remote control, you can install the upscale residential wireless lighting controls. Some contractors have held back from this business opportunity because it seems too complicated. Companies like Leviton with their "RF Vizia +" Home Automation have designed their product installations specifically for electrical contractors. Leviton has contractor support, such as multiple on-line training courses and help with device location layouts. And, it's not that complicated.

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Installation Changes with Wireless Lighting Controls
Peter Walsh, PE

Contractors are using the next generation of wireless lighting controls to generate more business. Commercial real estate managers are responsive to the lure of obtaining higher percentage rebates with future energy savings. This is possible because of installation changes of new technology wireless. In the past, occupancy sensors and remote switches were directly wired to their own power source, and sometimes even hard-wired to switch the lighting. This wiring could be much more expensive than the controls themselves.

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Residential Floor Boxes
William & Patti Feldman

Residential floor boxes add value and convenience to many of today's "connected" homes. They are available in various configurations and aesthetic cover finishes. Specifiers aiming to satisfy homeowner needs for multiple types of connectivity can select from a wide variety of options, including two-gang and three-gang floor boxes and systems that enable power, data, and/or communications capability from a single location.

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Applications for Floor Boxes
William & Patti Feldman

Floor boxes are convenient and popular choices for bringing power, data, and/or   audio/visual services to large rooms, convention halls, and casinos where it is not practical or desirable to use perimeter walls for the outlets. They are also excellent choices for libraries and open partition office space because they provide maximum flexibility. Offered in many sizes, materials, internal layouts, and wiring capacities, floor boxes are less costly then underfloor duct distribution systems and provide the opportunity for easy changes to accommodate new configuration of the space without having to disturb the floor.

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Bright New Idea for CFL Dimming
Chuck Ross

Lower prices, better performance and a greater interest in energy efficiency all are helping make compact-fluorescent lighting more popular among home and business owners. This interest will  only grow stronger as incandescent lamps become harder to purchase – production at all wattages will be phased out by 2014. As a result, manufacturers are looking at related technologies, including dimming, for ways to improve CFL controls.

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