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Volume 18 Issue 519
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 Millenials are good at technology but unless there is a webinar on changing the clock on a 2003 microwave for daylight saving time, step aside and let Generation X get this one. @simoncholland Follow us on Facebook   November it is! By Paul Werthman 
November 11 marks Veteran's Day, when we honor those who have
served in the United States Armed Forces. It also coincides with
Armistice Day and Remembrance Day, which mark the end of World War I. Thanksgiving, later this month, always make me think of family. It also reminds me that the Electrical Industry is a family as well. We’re a fairly small close-knit community and we care about each other and we are all about our customers. All in all, the Electrical Industry is a great place to work, a wonderful venue for a career.   This Issues's Smart eCat Features: ILSCO 2018 Product Catalog 
Each issue 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 ILSCO has to offer. Click here to visit the entire SMART eCAT collection.
  Cable Trays Versus Conduit Steve Maurer, IME 
Conduit is still the most popular choice for many electrical
installations. In industrial applications, conduit gives more choices
for the many and various environments found in industrial setting.For example, food and beverage processing facilities will have harsh environments that can damage conductors easily. Some are caused by the process itself, while other conductor hazards come from the sanitation chemicals and processes used to ensure food and beverage safety.  Material Concerns in Explosion-Proof Product Design Chuck Ross 
Hazardous areas require special attention from specifiers. These are
areas, as defined in the National Electrical Code, where a combustible
atmosphere raises a risk of explosion if sparks or open flames or
present. This risk could be the result of flammable gases, combustible
vapors, combustible dust or easily ignitable fibers.
Cable Trays – Types, Construction, and Uses Steve Maurer, IME 
The use of cable trays is fairly widespread in countries outside the US.
However, cable trays are gaining ground here as well. The offset of
installation costs to the often more expensive approve cable is one
reason. The ease with which reconfiguration of machinery and equipment
is another.
Wireless lighting control solutions help overcome challenges in today’s construction market Lutron Electronics 
Commercial construction is booming but persistent labor shortages
can present serious challenges. When it comes to lighting retrofits,
simple, scalable wireless solutions can deliver simple-to-design,
labor-saving systems that help meet scheduling, budget, and performance
requirements on virtually any project.
 BURNDY® LLC  BURNDY® Cable Pull Enhancement ProductThe compression pulling head line makes BURNDY a one-stop-shop for all your cable pulling, terminating, splicing, taping, and installation tooling needs!
Mersen  Mersen Minute: Hybrid DC Over Current Protecting Devices for Battery ApplicationsMersen's Hybrid DC Overcurrent Protective Device is composed of a fast acting pyro element, controlled by a gate current, plus a parallel clearing element. This protection meets custom requirements of very fast operating time and very high overload current.
Electri-Flex Co.  Benefits of Using Stainless Steel Flexible Electrical Conduit by Electri-FlexBrock Klein, Sales, and Henry Dominicis, Engineering, discuss benefits as well as perform tests on these features: corrosion-resistance, non-magnetic, and high crush strength. Applications for these types of conduits are also discussed.
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