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 Once you can send your kids to play in the other room without worrying about them dying, the second part of your life begins. @dadandburied Follow us on Facebook   eSmarty Awards Winners Announced By Chris Trommer 
Earlier this year ElectricSmarts recognized our Top 10 Manufacturer Partners with 2018 eSmarty Awards! These industry leaders most successfully promoted their products on the Network garnering the highest viewership and engagement with electrical industry professionals. Through our network of Distributor and Estimating Software partners we helped our Manufacturer partners promote their Videos, New Product News, eCatalogs, IDW Data, Application Stories and more. The total content views for some of these Manufacturers exceeded 6 Million Views!
  This Month's Smart eCat Features: ILSCO 
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 ILSCO's latest product offerings. Click here to visit the entire SMART eCat collection.
  Cloud-based CMMS Software Keeps PM Tracking Manageable Steve Maurer, IME 
A major part of ensuring your company stays profitable is maintaining your own
assets. That includes everything from tracking equipment location to
ensuring proper maintenance PM schedules and repairs are followed.
Whether your business is mobile or tied to a location, keeping equipment in
optimal condition is vital to your success.
 Shedding Some Daylight on Occupancy and Vacancy Sensors Chuck Ross 
Sensor-based lighting control is becoming a must in many commercial and institutional settings. The drivers for this trend include ever-tightening energy standards and increasing scrutiny of energy bills by building owners and managers. How successful those sensors are in actually cutting lighting costs, however, depends on lighting designers and electrical contractors who understand the basics of how sensors work, and which models are best for each application.
Conduit Comparisons… and a Surprising Fact Steve Maurer, IME 
There are several types of conduit. Of course, you know that. But in this article, we're only going to discuss metallic conduits. PVC conduit may be a topic for another day. Because of their somewhat fragile composition — particularly in commercial and industrial settings — they don't fit in with this article.Of course, the main two families of conduit, if conduits had families, are steel and aluminum. Picking the Right Occupancy Sensor for Any Application Chuck Ross 
Most of us who work in commercial or institutional spaces rarely think
about lighting, and that’s a problem for any facility’s energy bills.
Occupancy/vacancy sensors can help by becoming a lighting system’s
brains – these devices think about lighting, so we don’t have to.
Selecting the right kind of sensor for each location is important,
though, because not every sensor “sees” in the same way.
 Hubbell Lighting  SpectraClean™ Antimicrobial Lighting from Hubbell LightingSpectraClean™ luminaires leverage developments in the disciplines of lighting science and microbiology to combine white and narrowband 405 nanometer visible light. This innovation meets ambient and task lighting requirements while providing a continuous, unobtrusive disinfection option for commercial applications.
Littelfuse, Inc.  Littelfuse Food and Beverage CapabilitiesLittelfuse products deliver protection, safe control and distribution of electrical power to optimize your food and beverage processing operations. From dairies to wineries and meat processing to bakeries, Littelfuse products can help protect your equipment and people.
ILSCO  SureCrimp Compression Connectors from ILSCO®SureCrimp copper and aluminum compression connectors help you to make the lasting, quality connection you need. With ILSCO’s optimum crimp design, SureCrimp connectors provide a tight crimp profile for strong connections, an increased contact area to reduce resistance, and the elimination of flash potential.
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