April 08, 2020 |
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So we don't go to restaurants, kids aren't signed up for anything, and we are just staying home during spring break? Sounds like my childhood. @simoncholland Follow us on Facebook Some Digital Solutions During the Virus By Susan Merlo - Next Level iMedia Marketing While I don’t think there’s anything that can be considered positive about an event that wreaks havoc on the world, two items I read this morning were semi-uplifting and worth sharing — sort of like a how-to on making lemonade from the lemons we’ve been handed. The first was that, in 1665, the University of Cambridge temporarily closed due to the bubonic plague. Isaac Newton had to work from home, and he used this time to develop calculus and the theory of gravity. (And, if you follow @AriannaHuffington on LinkedIn, you already knew that.) This Issue's Smart eCat Features: Klein Tools Each month we will feature a new manufacturer’s electronic SMART eCAT that will show how looking up products and using manufacturer’s catalogs have never been easier. This “eCatalog Collection” now also appears on our distributor partner and manufacturer rep’s websites as well. Click here to see what Klein Tools has to offer. Click here to visit the entire SMART eCat collection. Going Fishing – for Wire Chuck Ross Getting new wire to new fixtures and receptacles can be a challenging task. Fishing tape is one of the tools electrical contractors frequently turn to, to make the job a bit easier. This is especially true when wire or cabling is installed in conduit. Contractors can choose from tapes in steel, stainless steel, fiberglass and nylon, and each of these offers advantages to meet an application’s specific needs. Meters – An Electricians Best Friend Steve Maurer, IME A coworker once came up to me, air-door pressure switch in hand. As he passed it to me, he said," This switch is fried … it needs a replacement." This type of switch rarely goes bad. It just doesn't get that much use. So, I asked him what his meter read when he tested it. How to Add Power to Your Wire-Fishing Efforts Chuck Ross Getting wire from point A to point B can require some ingenuity. Fishing tape is one popular manual option, but it can be time-consuming and can put some strain on installers’ joints. Depending on site conditions, contractors also can turn to machine-powered options to make the job a little easier. Power fishing can be a labor-saving alternative for all or part of a wiring installation job. Bridgeport Fittings, Inc. So EZ to Install A Kid Could Do It! Do a better, faster job with Bridgeport's EZ-LOCK® Snap In Connectors! Simply snap cables into connector and snap assembly into electrical box. Integral internal spring steel locking tabs fasten cable or conduit. Suitable for maintaining grounding continuity when installed in accordance with the NEC. Hubbell Wiring Systems Hubbell Emergency Preparedness for Healthcare Solutions When hospitals and long-term care organizations have solutions they can count on, the focus turns to patient care and efficient workflow – not downtime, disruptions, or disconnections. This can make a life-saving difference, especially during times of crisis. ILSCO Compression Grounding Products - PermaGround from ILSCO ILSCO® PermaGround connectors are the solution to meeting grounding and bonding requirements of national and local electrical codes alike. The offering includes both compression and mechanical connectors that are engineered specifically for your most difficult grounding and bonding needs.
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