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 Ad from a printer I will not be doing business with: “We offer a full line of pricing options that will meet or exceed your printing budget.” We've given away over $501,000 to subscribers. See the E-Smarts to B-Smart contest. Now you can enter via Email and/or on Facebook. Did you win? (See below to find out.)   Paul Werthman Joins ElectricSmarts as Director of Sales and Marketing By Bill Floyd 
ElectricSmarts is pleased to announce that Paul Werthman has joined its
team and has been appointed Director of Sales & Marketing. Paul is a
seasoned industry veteran who began his career with Graybar and
subsequently became a National Marketing Executive with BURNDY before
becoming VP of National Accounts for NSi. He has served on several
manufacturer councils for NAED, and has built close relationships with
IMARK, AD, Rexel, CED, Sonepar and Graybar among other industry
leaders.
  Announcing the New Smart eCat+ App for Android! 
The ElectricSmarts created mobile App is now available for the Android as well as the iPad. It contains the Smarts eCat collection, IDEA data, New Products, Videos and more. We can create one for you. Ask about it paulwerthman@electricsmarts.com.Download from Google Play. Download from iTunes.
  This Month's Smart eCat Features: Schneider Electric 
With the popularity of the Internet, the world has changed. SMART eCAT is now one new important way. 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. We encourage you to look for these there and deal with the companies with which you already have close relationships and work hard to serve your everyday needs.Click here to enter their Busway catalog section.  "E-Smarts to B-Smart" Promotion 
We're going Social! Now you can reply to the Monthly Questions via email like you always have or on Facebook.The ElectricSmarts Facebook page is attracting a lot of interest. You can still win $100 just by emailing us your answer as you've always done. But now, we are entering folks who answer the question on Facebook into the potential prize-winner pool as well. So go ahead answer anyway you'd like and make some money and have fun while you learn. Last Issue We Asked: Who is breaking barriers in the industrial lighting market once again with the new Baymaster™ LED High Bay luminaire, featuring a patented Quick-Mount pendant system that makes it faster, safer and more cost-effective than ever to install high bay LEDs in harsh industrial and hazardous locations? Correct Answer: Emerson Congratulations to our WINNER: Andy Towe, North Coast Electric, Tacoma, WA CLICK HERE to see all winners. This Issue's Question: Who's GSC series of ground studs; GSC752N30B, GSC752N30B45, and GSC752N30B90, are used to create a personal protective path to ground in the event of a fault? Temporary Power – Lighting Steve Maurer, IME 
If you've worked around any new construction or remodeling projects,
you've used temporary lighting. You need to see adequately to get the
job done properly. That's a given. When emergency repairs are performed,
choosing the correct temporary light becomes crucial.However, even though the lighting is temporary, it must be safe to use. And, yes, OSHA has regulations concerning the use of temporary lighting, right down to its construction. Keeping Wiring Connections Liquidtight Chuck Ross 
Electrical connections are vulnerable places for wiring. The transitions
between conduit and equipment boxes need to address whatever risks the
surrounding environment presents – including water, oil and corrosive
chemicals – to maintain the integrity of internal wiring connections and
reduce the possibility of short circuits and other electrical hazards.
Liquidtight connectors address these challenges, in materials to suit
any application’s needs.
Temporary Power – Take it Seriously Steve Maurer, IME 
No matter what the industry, temporary power is usually necessary. In
any industry where changes, modifications, or new construction is
required, temporary electrical power is used to get the job done.However, temporary doesn’t mean that regulatory requirements go out the window. A Brighter “Welcome Back” to Campus Thanks to Lutron Lighting Control James R. Dukart 
Students arriving at college campuses across the country this year will
be welcomed back to classrooms with Lutron’s new Vive Wireless lighting
control solutions, offering greater flexibility and control over
lighting while simultaneously helping to shave energy costs and reduce
facilities and maintenance expenditures.
Electrical Contractors Finish Hollywood Park Casino On Time, Under Budget, with Orbit Industries’ Recessed Light Adapter Plates 
Inglewood, CA - The 11-acre Hollywood Park Casino
re-opened its doors to an expectant community in October 2016. The
multi-million dollar renovation project expanded on the existing card
club. It also added a brand new retail center and a 300-room 4-star
hotel. It is the first of many developments surrounding the future $1.86
billion Los Angeles Rams stadium.
 ABB Installation Products Inc.  ABB Installation Products Ty-Duct® Wiring DuctInnovative Ty-Duct® products are a total solution for routing and concealing wiring in control panels. They are available in numerous configurations, materials, sizes and colors to accommodate any application. Select from a wide range of accessories and tools to ease installation.
BURNDY® LLC  BURNDY® PAT500SJ-LI Crimping ToolA Pistol-Grip Style 6-Ton 18V Lithium-Ion battery powered crimper with interchangeable cutting jaws available. This tool offers superior balance and advanced ergonomics reducing operator fatigue.
Arlington Industries, Inc.  Arlington Low Profile Sconce BoxArlington’s Low Profile Sconce Box offers the time-saving solution to retrofit installations that have shallow wall cavities - or obstructions running behind the wallboard. This 4” diameter non-metallic box installs in an existing 1/2" or 5/8" wall with a 4" hole saw.
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