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 Facebook experienced a glitch over the weekend where it accidentally posted death notifications for millions of users who are still alive. Once they saw that their friends died, most people were like, so what do I go with here? The crying face, the angry face? Just a plain old ‘like’ button? -James Corden We've given away over $480,000 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.)   A Long Time Ago in Bethlehem By Bill Floyd 
A long time ago in Bethlehem – Pennsylvania that is, Jake saw a need and
became a wholesaler. There were plenty of manufacturers who welcomed
this hardworking and well connected pillar of the community to stock,
sell, and service their products. And Jake who started small, kept his
nose to the grindstone and managed to grow larger every year.
Fast-forward several generations later - if Jake were alive would he
even recognize his business?
  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.
  - For Contractors: Win Up To $1,000 - 
Electricians Rock! They are the Smarts and the Energy behind what Powers America.ElectricSmarts Rocks too. We created NetPricer Tools which inexpensively helps Contractors get the instant bid prices from their Distributor with the click of a button, to have access to the right product information from the industries only certified data warehouse (IDW) and gives you even more of the right stuff in an entire suite of etools. - Win Up To $1,000 (No obligation) - Now, get your Electricians Rock! Bumper Sticker and let's rock together. And while we're at it let's put some extra cash in your pocket. Here's how:  This Month's Smart eCat Features: Hoffman 
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 Non-Metallic Enclosure 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.Yes, 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 makes the Vol-Con Elite Voltage/Continuity Tester which Combines Accuracy of Digital Circuitry with Solenoid Vibration Mode? Correct Answer: IDEAL Congratulations to our WINNER: Crissty Carrington, Dir of Opperations, IM Supply Group, Dallas, TX This Issue's Question: Who just announced the HandyBug™ Connector "The Survival Tool of Electrical Connections"? Standby Power for Whole House Needs Chuck Ross 
Living in an area that’s prone to hurricanes during the summer and fall
and crippling nor’easters from winter into spring, I’ve often considered
the option of a standby generator to help my life keep operating as
normally as possible when my local utility’s grid shuts down. In the
past, such an effort might have required a priority-setting exercise to
determine which circuits to support and which to allow go dark when the
generator was called into action.
Fuse Holder Technology Steve Maurer, IME 
Fuses have been around for a long time. While little is really known
about their origins, there is some indication that they were in use as
early as 1864. A foil fusible element was used to protect telegraph and
lighting installs.In 1890, Thomas Edison patented a fuse as part of his newly developed electrical distribution system. New Fueling Designs Driving Market for Dual-Fuel Generators Chuck Ross 
Standby generators are a requirement for many commercial, industrial and
institutional facilities, whether they’re needed to meet specific code
requirements or to protect an owner’s bottom line from expensive power
interruptions. Historically, owners have had to choose between
single-fuel diesel or natural-gas models.
 Hubbell Lighting  Hubbell Lighting LCAT LED Contemporary Architectural TrofferLCAT provides both design and value with an architectural appearance, LED technology to reduce maintenance and a wide range of options for classrooms, offices, retail and health care applications.
Klein Tools, Inc.  Klein Wireless Jobsite SpeakersThis durable speaker provides great sound and versatile mounting options. Bluetooth connectivity enables it to work with smart phones, tablets and other audio devices.
IPEX USA LLC  IPEX Scepter® JBox™ Hinged Cover Junction BoxThe new Scepter JBox Hinged Cover junction box opens more than 200° for complete and easy access to control devices and instruments and is designed to work with your existing PVC conduit runs. NEMA 3R and 4X rated, it is ideally suited for indoor and outdoor industrial, MRO and OEM applications and in wash-down environments.
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