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 If I read another crazy theory about how advertising is brainwashing us I swear I'll drive a new, fully redesigned Ford F-150 off a cliff. Shawn @online_shawn   ElectricSmarts Version 2.0 By Paul Werthman 
I am very honored and humbled to be working as the new Director of Sales
& Marketing for the ElectricSmarts Network. As I watch my dear
friends Bill & Brenda Floyd begin enjoying their well-deserved
golden years, I look back at the incredible fore-sight that Bill Floyd
and Keith Peck had to envision the founding of ElectricSmarts.
  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: EasyHeat 
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 enter their Snow Melting catalog section. Click here to visit the entire SMART eCat collection.
Explosion Proof Devices and the Code Steve Maurer, IME 
There are stringent codes governing the use of electrical equipment and
components in potentially flammable atmospheres. But, let's start with a
few definitions.Two terms that sometimes get confused are explosion-proof and intrinsically safe. Though similar, they are not identical. While the intent of both is to prevent ignition or explosion of flammable atmospheres, how they go about it is handled differently.  Accessories Add Flexibility to Cable Tray Systems Chuck Ross 
Cable tray systems could be considered the interstate highways for a
facility’s power and data distribution systems. providing out-of-the-way
support for a range of cabling, based on code requirements. Like all
highways, these installations require options for merging cables in and
out of “traffic,” and system designers and specifiers have a range of
choices for meeting these needs.
Explosion Proof Devices and the Code – Why Not Use I.S? Steve Maurer, IME 
In a different article, we looked at explosion-proof devices and the
NEC®. In it, we briefly discussed some of the locations that require
explosion-proof components and how the area classification impacts the
devices design.
 Bridgeport Fittings, Inc.  Bridgeport Fittings 280SPMB Transition CouplingBridgeport's Mighty-Merge® 280SPMB Transition couplings save time and money for contractors by providing a quick and easy installation. The couplings' patented design has a quick install snap-in end for AC/MC/MCI-A/FMC cables and a labor saving push-in end for EMT.
Orbit Industries Inc.  Orbit's Height Adjustable Box Installation Template (HABIT)Provides electrical installers with a tool to efficiently mount boxes and brackets. Featuring an adjustable, magnetic platform, the HABIT can be preset to a specific height for consistent box and bracket installation on the job site.
Lutron Electronics Co., Inc.  Wall-mounting a Pico wireless remoteThe Pico wireless remote is easy to install, it can be wall-mounted or mounted to any surface, and includes a ten-year battery life. See how this control makes it simple to add lighting control wherever you need it. View more about the benefits of Vive wireless solutions.
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